Together saving more lives

Partners

Media and private sector partners are invited to participate in this joint action during times of humanitarian disasters, when the needs are greatest. The Humanitarian Coalition strives to provide the Canadian public and media with the most relevant information during a crisis. Member agencies combine to pursue media and private sector support for the Canadian appeal process.

All of our Rapid Response Network (RRN) partners play a key role during times of humanitarian crisis, each in line with their particular capacity. By joining our Rapid Response Network your organization can help increase the awareness about future crises, reduce the costs of fundraising and ensure that survivors of terrible disasters around the world are helped more quickly.

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BellMedia

CTV Bell Media has been an active supporter of the Humanitarian Coalition since 2008.  In times of large scale international crises, CTV and its various properties have supported relief efforts by broadcasting TV and radio spots for the Humanitarian Coalition free of charge, along with online banners directing Canadians to our website.  In this way, communications materials have been shared through the Business News Network, the Comedy Channel, MuchMusic, CP24, CTV and other locations. This generous support has been offered for the Burma Cyclone Appeal (2008), the Asia-Pacific Disasters (2009), the Haiti Earthquake and Pakistan Floods (2010), for the Japan Earthquake and East Africa Drought Crisis (2011) and for the Sahel Crisis (2012). Through this support, Canadians learned more about these important crises and how they can help.

Shaw Media

Shaw Media operates Global Television, along with 18 of the country’s most popular specialty channels and more than 20 online properties. Shaw Media supported relief efforts for East Africa by broadcasting TV spots for the Humanitarian Coalition free of charge. Through their support, Shaw Media is helping to create a unified campaign that makes it simple for Canadians to support people around the world who need our help urgently.

CBC

CBC has included the Humanitarian Coalition as part of its Crisis Relief site on CBC.ca. during appeals for the Pakistan Floods, the Japan Earthquake, the East Africa and the Sahel Drought Crisis. Through the site, Canadians across the country have been able to learn more about these crises and how they can provide support to those who are in urgent need.

Metro News

The members of the Humanitarian Coalition are excited to welcome Metro as the newest media partner in our Rapid Response Network. Metro is the nation’s No. 1 free national daily newspaper brand and the first national daily to publish in both official languages. In Canada, Metro editions are published in Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, London, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. For future emergencies, Metro will donate free space ads to mobilize their  YAMs (youthful, active, metropolitans) audience in Canada to support people in crisis around the globe.

Ebay Canada

Ebay Canada has generously donated banners on its website to the Humanitarian Coalition, helping Canadians to learn much more about major disasters, the humanitarian response and how Canadians can donate to bring more help to those affected.  After first supporting the Haiti Earthquake Appeal in winter 2010 and the Pakistan floods later the same year, ebay has again demonstrated its generous support for the East Africa Drought Crisis as well as the Sahel Crisis. Associated company Kijiji will be posting online banners for future emergencies. 

20 Vic Management

At 20 Vic malls across Canada, Pickering Town Centre, St. Vital Centre Winnipeg, The Pen Centre St. Catharines, Halifax Shopping Centre, Billings Bridge Mall & Carlingwood Shopping Centre Ottawa, Marlborough Mall & The Core Shopping Centre Calgary, Lansdowne Place Peterborough and Erin Mills Town Centre, staff joined forces with the Humanitarian Coalition to raise awareness and funds for the families of East Africa.

The School of International Development and Global Studies (SIDGS) at the University of Ottawa

The School of International Development and Global Studies (SIDGS) at the University of Ottawa works with the Humanitarian Coalition as it pilots a joint Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Framework, providing for an even stronger focus on learning, accountability and transparency as key fundamentals of humanitarian response.

Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)

The Humanitarian Coalition wishes to thank the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) for its funding toward the development of our Program Monitoring and Evaluation framework. The framework now in place supports the Humanitarian Coalition’s work on transparency, accountability, learning and capacity building during and after the emergency responses we fund. CIDA has also supported the testing of this framework, an exercise that has yielded valuable lessons and enabled the Humanitarian Coalition to identify best practices and improvements that have further strengthened our accountability and transparency commitments.

Paypal Canada

More of your donation reached people in East Africa and in the Sahel because PayPal donated back all transaction fees incurred by generous Canadians donating to the Humanitarian Coalition through their online transaction system.

 

Corporate Donors

 

The following are just some of the agencies, associations, foundations and corporations that have provided generous financial support to the Humanitarian Coalition during recent appeals:

  • André Gauthier Foundation
  • Anjuman Khadimul Muslimein
  • Anne McGrath Memorial Foundation Inc
  • Canadian Auto Workers Social Justice Fund
  • Canadian Corps of Commissionnaires Canada
  • Canadian Labour Congress
  • Canadian Teacher’s Federation
  • Carranza Barristers & Solicitors
  • Castlepoint Investments Inc.   
  • Cedar Springs Foundation
  • Confédération Des Syndicats Nationaux
  • CSL Group
  • Dr P Mistry Dentistry Professional Corp                    
  • Dr. Richard Hsu Inc.                                                              
  • Drillwell Enterprises Ltd.                                  
  • Ernst and Young
  • Genworth Financial Canada
  • Google Grants
  • Grand & Toy
  • Groupe Jean Coutu/Jean Coutu
  • International Ass’n of Machinists & Aerospace Workers
  • J S Cheng & Partners Inc
  • J.E Panneton Family Foundation                             
  • John W Casanave Memorial Foundation                                                              
  • JW  McConnell Family Foundation
  • Lanbro Inc                                                                           
  • Marmen
  • North Face Canada
  • Olympia Charitable Foundation                              
  • Ontario Teacher’s Federation
  • Pricewaterhouse Coopers
  • Pulse Seismic Inc
  • Rothenberg Capital Management                              
  • Shelley Sugarman Law Corporation
  • Sisters of St-Joseph
  • SNC-Lavalin Inc
  • Sobeys Incorporated
  • St Thomas Becket Parish                                    
  • The Canadian Association of Former Parliamentarians (CAFP)
  • The Kayak Foundation at the Calgary Foundation
  • The Merck Frosst Employees Charity Trust Fund
  • The Military and Hospitaller Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem
  • The Steele Family Foundation
  • Tides Canada Foundation
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