International

Charles Catto interviewed on The Agenda with Steve Paikin

Charles Catto, honourary chief of the Wasauksing Ojibwa First Nation, talks about home building projects across the country that the Frontiers Foundation is doing.

Watch the interview here:
http://ww3.tvo.org/video/182420/charles-catto-advancing-aboriginal-agend...

Hexagonal tables & chairs for children in rural Bolivia:

Warm greetings to you. I just came back from my country of origin where I have witnessed the lack of school furniture in several rural schools on the Bolivian high plateau.

Frontiers Foundation is now seeking donations to allow the villagers on Bolivia’s high plateau (Altiplano) to purchase lumber and manufacture hexagonal tables and smaller chairs (as shown above) for children attending the rural schools.

The cost of one hexagonal table and 6 chairs is US$100 and will greatly enhance the education of these children.

Please also forward this appeal to your friends who might be inclined to give their helping hand to Bolivia. There is a strong potential that monies raised through this campaign will be matched 3 to 1 by the Canadian International Development Agency.

Submitted by tupac on September 13, 2012 - 9:53pm.

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Invited at CIVICUS World Assembly

The CIVICUS world assembly is a global gathering for civil society, donors, governments and businesses to find common solutions to the challenges facing humanity.

Under the logo “Acting Together for a Just World”. the global conference will take place at ‘Convention Centre’ (Palais des Congres) in downtown Montreal on September 10-12, 2011.

Submitted by tupac on August 24, 2011 - 11:31am.

Frontiers delivers emergency goods to Haiti

Frontiers Foundation pickup delivering 465 Kgs. (800 pounds) of rice, beans, canned goods, medical items and sleeping mats for shipment to Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Costs donated by Air Canada.

Frontiers delivers emergency supplies and food to Haiti

Frontiers delivers emergency goods to Haiti
Charles, with the Frontiers Foundation pickup, delivered 465 Kgs. (800 pounds) of rice, beans, canned goods, medical items and sleeping mats for shipment to Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Shipment costs were donated by Air Canada.