Your Gift Helps Canadians Live Healthier, Longer
Every day, millions of Canadians face preventable illness - not because they lack willpower, but because the places we live, learn, work, and play make healthy choices difficult.
Your donation changes that by redesigning environments so the healthy choice becomes the easy choice.
Why This Matters
Half of Canadians live with a chronic condition. Fewer than 1 in 5 meet daily movement guidelines.
Meanwhile, Canada spends $372 billion every year treating illness, while prevention remains underfunded. The next five years are decisive: the choices we make now will shape the health, longevity, and connectedness of an entire country.
Why Your Gift Matters Now
Your donation supports the only Canadian national initiative that integrates physical, mental, and spiritual health into everyday systems, including schools, workplaces, Indigenous communities, public policy, neighbourhood design, and the natural world.
Instead of asking Canadians to “try harder,” you help remove barriers so movement becomes accessible, joyful, and supported.
Your gift helps:
- Launch and scale community-led movement programs, including Indigenous, youth, multicultural, and rural initiatives.
- Expand access to movement-friendly environments, from green spaces to technology-supported participation.
- Make participation visible and motivating through national movement challenges, shared storytelling, and annual gatherings.
- Shift the national conversation from treatment to prevention, making healthy living possible for every Canadian.
Your support makes systemic change measurable and real.
Why You Are Needed
Your gift transforms individual lives:
- A mother in Nunavut who now walks with her children each evening…
- A senior in Kelowna rediscovering vitality through a community group…
- A young father in Toronto reversing early Type 2 diabetes…
This is what happens when movement becomes accessible and supported.
Your year-end gift creates healthier communities tomorrow.
Donate now to help mobilize one million Canadians
