United Way of Greater Toronto
United Way's neighbourhoods strategy targets Toronto's high poverty inner-suburban neighbourhoods, with a specific emphasis on 13 neighbourhoods that are the most in need due to population and lack of available infrastructure.
The T.R. Meighen Family Foundation has made a commitment to fund a major youth engagement initiative in two of our priority neighbourhoods over the next three years. Meaningful engagement of youth in community is a crucial starting point in the development of our young people into participative and productive citizens.

CAMH Foundation
The T. R. Meighen Family Foundation made an early and significant campaign gift of $1 million to CAMH's Child, Youth & Family Program, in support of CAMH's site redevelopment project. Currently, the program offers various services and treatments at different CAMH sites. This can make it confusing and difficult for young people and their families to seamlessly access services, and can limit the interaction between researchers, clinicians and clients. This gift will improve the lives of at-risk youth with mental health and addiction problems by delivering state-of-the art centralized care at CAMH's new redeveloped site.

L.O.V.E. Halifax
Leave Out ViolencE is a unique long-term violence-prevention and intervention youth program. Victims, witnesses and perpetrators of violence undertake multi-media and leadership training to develop the positive life-skills, sense of community, as well as the critical thinking that enables youth to analyze causes of, and alternatives to, violence. Through LOVE, youth see the impact they have on others: they choose to use their voices and to educate themselves, their peers and our communities.