Benefiting

2026 Beneficiary Charities

This year's proceeds support three outstanding organizations dedicated to children, families and inclusion.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Montreal logo

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Montreal

The Power of Mentoring

Grands Frères Grandes Sœurs du Grand Montréal

Grands Frères Grandes Sœurs du Grand Montréal pairs young people with caring adult mentors who show up, week after week. Those relationships build confidence, resilience and a sense of belonging at the moments when a child needs it most.

Why mentoring matters

  • One consistent, trusted adult can change the trajectory of a young life.
  • Mentored youth report stronger self-esteem, school engagement and mental health.
  • Volunteers are screened, trained and supported by professional caseworkers.

What your support funds

  • Recruitment, screening and training of volunteer mentors.
  • Careful matching and ongoing professional follow-up for every pairing.
  • Group and in-school mentoring programs across Greater Montreal.

Together, we continue to create opportunities and bring hope to those who need it most.

Derick Pomerantz, President
Défi sportif AlterGo logo

Défi sportif AlterGo

Let Universal Accessibility Prevail

Que l'accessibilité universelle soit !

AlterGo's mission is to promote universal accessibility and the full participation of people with disabilities, using the levers of sport, recreation and culture.

Three entities, one mission

  • AlterGo Association : recognition and financial support to make recreation accessible for its member organizations.
  • AlterGo Événements : programs that get young people with disabilities moving throughout Quebec.
  • AlterGo Expertise : training, observation and consulting services on accessibility.

Programs your donations support

  • Défi sportif AlterGothousands of young athletes each year in a festive atmosphere.
  • Tournée À vos marques!adapted competitions across Quebec.
  • Dans mon écolekeeps students with multiple disabilities active all year.
  • Inclusion projectmakes day camps accessible to youth with special needs.
Myra's Kids Foundation logo

Myra's Kids Foundation

No Child Should Grieve Alone

Aucun enfant ne devrait vivre son deuil seul

Through grief camps, year-round gatherings and compassionate programs led by trained professionals, Myra's Kids Foundation creates safe spaces where children can share their story, remember the person they lost, and begin to heal alongside others who understand.

500
children have felt the healing power of grief summer camp
600
children and families supported by the MKF network
450
children in monthly support programs over 12 months
635
volunteers trained and engaged since MKF began
25
visits to elementary and high schools on childhood grief

Our goals

  • Help normalize the grief process for children
  • Help children learn to cope with their grief
  • Provide a safe space to grieve alongside other children who have experienced loss
  • Allow grieving children to honour the memory of their loved one
  • Equip educators, mental health professionals and community workers with trauma-informed approaches

Our programs

  • Monthly support groups for children, teens, caregivers and extended family
  • Holiday and special event programming
  • 4-day summer camp weekend retreat for ages 14–17
  • 3-day summer camp weekend retreat for ages 6–13
  • 3-day winter camp weekend for young adults up to 21
  • 1-day Family Grief Camp

All programs are offered at no cost to families.

Contact: (438) 346-7989 · info@myraskids.ca · @myraskidsmtl · myraskids.ca