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Cause Iniaitives for Youth
and CommunityŠ2004 (CIYC) Receives Charity Status |
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 President
Carol Green founded CIYC, which received its Canadian registered charity
status (Charitable Number:85395 7272 RR0001) in January 2005. The
RATE, WYKD and Survivor Career Challenge ©+™ projects (see
below for description) have been transferred to CIYC, in order that
tax receipts can be issued to qualifying corporate, government or
personal donors and Foundations. CCMI becomes a supplier to CIYC,
and the charity will share office space and resources. Email address
is ciyc@rogers.com. Visit www.causesforyouth.com |
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CCMI
Makes Donations to Youth |
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Due to our November 2004 move to larger office space we donated many new and used items to the following terrific, youth-focused charities: Computers for Schools, Canadian Tire Christmas Toy Drive, our local elementary school, and the Salvation Army Thrift Store. Please consider donating your organization's unused product samples, retired technology equipment, extra stationery supplies, etc.
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Grades 6 – 8 health project launched at Kids Nutrition Conference
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to view details |
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Grades 9 - 12 and young adults sustainable
development project wins kudos at global environment conferences
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to view details |
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Secondary and post secondary
career event profiled in global media
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A recent article in the Toronto Star echoing
CCMI’s standpoint on the importance of ethical marketing and
the growing problem of marketers exploiting youth
Toronto Star, "We've
All Become Mini-Marketers", Sept. 21, 2004 By San Grewal
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article |
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Increasing youth and
family-focused health projects an exciting new development |
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Due to the creation of our WKYD project, other large youth health
organizations have requested proposals from CCMI. The first project
is designed to help children ages 6 – 12, who have been diagnosed
with a serious disease, better deal with their situation. The materials
provide information and multiple activities in a fun and contemporary
way.
The second project focuses specifically on the parents of children
ages 0 - 6. The public health campaign focuses on three main areas
of parenting children: nutrition, safety and discipline. Multimedia
tools will disseminate helpful information in creative ways understood
by different ethnic groups.
Based on our interest and knowledge of this area, CCMI
has contacted over 30 other children’s health organizations
to inquire if we can help them. If your organization has a need
that fits into this or any other related criteria, visit the Contact
Us section of the website. |
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Teletoon
Creative Sparks fifth year contest winners animating their entries
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Click to learn more about all the talented classes!
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York Region District School Board awards another
co-op employer certificate to CCMI |
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For the third year, CCMI has been honoured as a co-op employer by
the York Region District School Board. For more information about
CCMI work opportunities, click here. |
