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Although we are simply a cocktail bar, our organization has always believed that it was important as a Montreal business to get involved in our local community. We have decided to implement this initiative annually since our founding in 2016 by getting involved in more than twenty charities, student projects and fundraisers of all kinds. This involvement is truly important to us and even if Covid 19 has left its mark on establishments like ours, we have never considered throwing in the towel on this initiative.

We wish to continue actively engaging with the community alongside companies and foundations that share our values. For any partnership inquiries, please contact us!

CIVA is proud to promote universal accessibility in its offer of services and activities to members. This approach is part of our many efforts to achieve an inclusive and equitable society for people with motor disabilities. Based on an approach of inclusion, universal accessibility allows any person, whatever their abilities, the same or similar, independent and simultaneous use of the services offered to the entire population.

The Fondation du Cégep Édouard-Montpetit et de l’École nationale d’aérotechnique (ÉNA) is a registered charity dedicated to the advancement of education. Its mission is to support and assist students towards their academic success and the achievement of their greatest aspirations.

Founded in 1954, the Montreal Heart Institute is the largest cardiology research center in Canada. It constantly aims for the highest standards of excellence in the cardiovascular field through its leadership in clinical and fundamental research, in ultra-specialized care, in professional training and in prevention. Affiliated with the University of Montreal, the Institute has more than 2,000 employees, including 245 doctors and more than 85 researchers. It is also home to the largest prevention center and the largest cardiovascular genetics center in the country.

The Old Brewery Mission works with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Montreal, providing concrete support for their sustainable reaffiliation and housing stability. We are an important player in Montreal’s social ecosystem, contributing daily to improving urban health in the city through prevention programs, emergency services with psychosocial support and rehousing initiatives.

For more than 35 years now, the CLSC-CHSLD de l'Érable Foundation's mission has been to support the health and social services offered to the population of the MRC de l'Érable by purchasing medical devices and specialized equipment as well as offering various periods of adapted leisure in facilities in our region: Plessisville multi-service health and social services center
Érable multi-service health and social services center
St-Eusèbe de Princeville accommodation center
Lyster Accommodation Center
Plessisville accommodation center. The foundation's main purpose is to facilitate and improve the daily lives of all people in our community with health-related needs.

Since 1938, the Association Restauration Québec's mission has been to support the growth and prosperity of the restaurant industry in Quebec. It contributes to the success of its members by defending their interests with different levels of government, by offering them exclusive economic advantages and by providing them with relevant and privileged information.

For more than 50 years, Dawson College has been part of Montreal's rich history by offering programs that enable students to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in life beyond the classroom and laboratories. The Dawson student community has much more diverse educational needs than before. The college has embarked on bold new initiatives to address societal issues and educational needs, while building on its tradition of preparing students for life.

The mission of the Entre Elles feminine community is to participate and contribute
actively to break the isolation of new arrival women, by facilitating their reception,
their integration and development.

The AFELC Cup is a competition that is as friendly as it is fierce, where the five modular student associations of the Faculty of Communication at UQAM compete against each other. This competition brings together between 300 and 400 students from the faculty. This is the event not to be missed for any communications student at UQAM. Students will have to stand out in various sporting, intellectual, artistic, academic and fun events to win this coveted prize: the AFELC Cup.

Le Comptoir HEC is a student committee under the AEHEC: the HEC Montréal Student Association, which represents the 4,500 BAA students. Our mission is to organize and take part in events related to the worlds of catering, hospitality and spirits in order to introduce HEC Montréal students to the management of these beautiful sectors!

NOVA is HEC Montréal's humanitarian association. Our mission is to raise student awareness of social issues and encourage them to engage in community initiatives. Through our projects, we encourage mobilization for essential causes. In a world where civic engagement is crucial, we aim to prepare future managers to integrate social responsibility into their career paths. Business volunteering allows them to assess their impact and role in society. Beyond involvement, NOVA values empathy, openness, and collaboration, convinced that it is human qualities that shape the leaders of tomorrow.

A philanthropic leader in East Montreal, the Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital Foundation is focused on innovation for the well-being of the population. Thanks to the contribution of donors, it supports major advances that have a positive impact on the lives of many patients and their families. By supporting projects related to research, teaching, and patient care across the entire continuum of care, the FHMR acts for the well-being of its population.

Contribute, through the financing of promising projects, to the improvement of care and services offered to patients of the Jean-Talon Hospital and to users of the CHSLDs and CLSCs of the Villeray Petite-Patrie Local Services Network.

The Philou Center is a non-profit organization that has been providing specialized services to children with multiple disabilities and their families since 2005. Through its respite, development, and support programs, it supports children in their daily lives and offers parents essential support to improve their quality of life.

The Foundation brings together a committed community that is helping to revolutionize care, drive research, and transform teaching at the CHUM. Thanks to the generosity and mobilization of this community, it provides a vital source of funding to enable teams to innovate and constantly be at the forefront of the latest medical knowledge so that fewer and fewer people are left behind in the face of illness.

At Parkinson Québec, we believe that people living with Parkinson's shouldn't have to face the disease alone. With the right support, they can maintain a satisfying quality of life and continue to achieve in various areas of their lives. By joining forces, we can reveal the true power of support and its impact on our daily lives.

Slow Food Montreal firmly believes that the choices of each individual determine the future of our planet. Protecting the environment, preserving food culture, avoiding GMOs while sharing a good meal... If these are your principles, welcome to our table!

The GUS Foundation supports disaster-stricken families with limited resources and financial hardship throughout Quebec. We provide them with vital assistance by purchasing essential items for their relocation and regaining comfort and security. All of this is achieved with a deeply humane approach, centered on the well-being and dignity of families.

The Foundation's mission is to help the large team at Sacré-Cœur, Albert-Prévost and Rivière-des-Prairies continually improve patient care, treatment and the environment, while supporting the research and teaching activities of these three university hospitals. Since its creation in 1976, the Foundation has awarded more than $90 million to carry out priority projects.

A leader in Quebec since 1989, the Literacy Foundation draws its expertise from analyzing the issues surrounding illiteracy and the solutions needed to eradicate it. To this end, the Foundation believes it is imperative to promote the importance of lifelong literacy and to contribute to improving the quality of life of illiterate people or those with limited reading skills.

Our mission is to inspire and mobilize the community to support relentless innovation in research, teaching and care at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, an internationally-renowned pediatric centre affiliated with the McGill University Health Centre providing highly-specialized healthcare.

The Pierre-Boucher Hospital Foundation takes concrete action to improve care, living environments, and work environments in the healthcare facilities of the Pierre-Boucher network. In addition to the public network, the Foundation supports the acquisition of cutting-edge medical equipment, the modernization of infrastructure, and the development of innovative projects that contribute to making care more humane, accessible, and adapted for all patients, residents, families, and healthcare professionals. By funding these numerous projects, the Foundation is working towards its mission: to be a lever for sustainably improving the quality and humanity of care provided to the community.

For recipients, the Héma-Québec Foundation represents a chance to live a second life. The generosity of others and collaboration are important to us at the Foundation because they enable us to pursue our mission.

Excellence in research, the kind that improves and changes people's lives, requires sustained and concerted efforts. Since 1974, the IRCM Foundation has mobilized the business community, private foundations, major philanthropists and the general public to contribute to the strategic development of the IRCM. In this way, the Foundation enables the Institute to accelerate the understanding of diseases and the discovery of new ways of thwarting them, to bring these discoveries to maturation, to provide personalized care to patients, and to train up-and-coming scientists in medical research.