MUSKOKA SENIORS MAGAZINE’S Charity Contest

Do you have a favourite charity or non-profit organization (registered or not) in Muskoka that works tirelessly to help people in the community? Would you like to help them promote their services? If so, place your vote by submitting a comment below. Include your name, the charity name and a brief summary about how they benefit the communities within and surrounding Muskoka. 

Note: Charities cannot vote for themselves, but can solicit the votes of friends, family, colleagues etc.

The charity with the most votes wins a free classified ad in Muskoka Seniors Magazine for 3 editions of the magazine (6 months’ worth of advertising) and on the website and Facebook page, to promote their services, events and more. The deadline for votes is January 15, 2018, and the winner will be announced on this page January 16.

*Each charity supporter can vote once for the charity of their choice. Your vote will be posted within 24 hours.

Give the gift of your vote now!

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8 thoughts on “MUSKOKA SENIORS MAGAZINE’S Charity Contest

  1. The Table Soup Kitchen Foundation is a non-profit, non-denominational Christian organization committed to lovingly serve people who are in need in the Muskoka area. And their funds are low and needs community support.

  2. I vote for Muskoka Animal Shelter because they rescue dogs and it’s good to know that if my dog Max went missing, and they saw him on the street then I know they would bring him to the animal shelter and he would be safe.
    Anna (10 years)

  3. Muskoka Women’s Advocacy Group

    Muskoka Women’s Advocacy Group (MWAG) operates two, 24-hour crisis shelters for abused women and their children. Muskoka Interval House is located in Bracebridge, Ontario and Chrysalis in Huntsville, Ontario. Chrysalis also offers supportive transitional housing units for vulnerable women.

    Victimized women are so vulnerable and desperately need protection. Please support this organization,

  4. As a society, were are very uncomfortable with the topic of death and dying. When someone you love is dealing with a life-limiting illness or has died, you may feel lost and alone. Hospice Muskoka says “We’ll be thee!” Specially trained volunteers provide psycho-social-emotional and practical support, as well as grief and bereavement programs for individuals of all ages. As well, Hospice Muskoka is working with the Andrew Potts Memorial Foundation to build Andy’s House, a hospice palliative care community hub in Port Carling which will serve all of South and West Muskoka.

  5. Hospice Muskoka
    Provides caregiver relief in homes to families of folks dealing with a serious illness as well as friendly visits to seniors and other long term patients in hospital and nursing homes all over Muskoka and as far south as Port Severn . Currently fundraising for a hospice facility to be built to house terminally ill which will be known as Andy’s House
    in memory of Constable Andy Potts.

  6. Hospice Muskoka and I reiterate all that has been said about this organization. What many are not aware is that Hospice also assists those who are left behind to grieve the departure of their loved ones. Hospice volunteers do one on one grief counselling and facilitate groups to help many get through one of the most difficult times of their life.

  7. Hospice Muskoka is a wonderful group of volunteers providing support to many residents who need a back up system with their health struggles

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