Celebrating Life

Are you a Canadian boomer or senior looking for how to positive ways and information to live your life? Let Changing Gears be your guide.

A New Year. New how to ways to share some of what you have with causes that you believe in. Steer your mind into the right mindset and do what you can for others in 2010 so that they too can appreciate and celebrate their own lives.

How to Make an Impact in 2010
so Others can Celebrate their Own Lives  

Barbara Kennedy, Founder & President of Changing Gears, asked all of her family and friends to make a donation in her name to local food banks and housing for the homeless and in lieu of holiday gifts. She is also encouraging professionals to spread the word that others desperately need our help throughout 2010.   

Here are how to find Canadian charities and how to make an impact:  

Canadian Charities.  

Canadian Book of Charities website.  

Guide to intelligent giving. A direct link between donors just like you, with the charities you believe in.  

There are three different ways to access their site. As a donor, as a charity or for lawyers. For the legal profession, its primary purpose is to provide a tool to encourage bequests to the charities when drawing up wills and to enable the charities to have an opportunity to tell their story to the donors.  

How to search on this site? 

Alphabetically

By Subject

By Keyword 

Government

Any charity registered in Canada will be found here.

This resource is the quickest way to find information about any charity in Canada. There is no fee associated with the use of this service and you may use it as often as you like.

The opportunity is there for everyone to make donations simply by clicking on the charities showing on your search.  

The Canadian Book of Charities
86 Kingsway Crescent
Toronto, ON M8X 2R6
Phone: (416) 233-5490
Fax: (416) 239-2757
Email: info@canadian-charities.com

Their book publication has a free circulation of over 19,000 to legal firms and financial planners across Canada (notaries in Quebec).