On October 24, 2007 while Frontiers Foundation Executive Director Marco A. Guzman was attending the CIDA Voluntary Sector Fund training in Toronto organized by the Ontario Council for International Cooperation (OCIC), he made the connection with Genevieve Boucher who supported our new proposal re Haiti to the attention of CIDA’s Americas Branch.
Frontiers Foundation presents: "Tikanagan Dreams, Batchawana Bay (click to see video)", the first of three 8 minute promotional videos, of the work of this Canadian non-profit Aboriginal organization. "Tikanagan" is an Anishnabe word for the elegantly practical Aboriginal invention of a baby cradle board, that has inspired many modern versions of this baby back pack. Every First Canadian mother dreams for her child to be safe and snug in a warm decent home.
Submitted by frontiers on November 14, 2008 - 9:48pm.Toronto, Ontario -- Frontiers Foundation, a Canadian non-profit organization, is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its Operation Beaver Division in 2004. Over the past forty years, Operation Beaver volunteers have built and/or renovated over 1,960 homes and have participated in over 100 educational projects across Canada.
Frontiers Foundation is a Canada-wide Aboriginal organization based in Toronto. Its mission is to eradicate human poverty, by working in partnership with local communities. It is a voluntary service organization, bringing volunteers together from across Canada and overseas. The Operation Beaver Division is the project based arm of Frontiers Foundation, sending volunteers to share their skills as teacher's assistants, arts and recreation program coordinators, and substitute teachers in schools in the Yukon, Northwest, and Nunavut territories.
Submitted by frontiers on May 25, 2004 - 4:26pm.You can donate to Frontiers Foundation through CanadaHelps.org. You will receive a charitable tax receipt for every donation.
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