Corporate Giving

Why Partner with Us?

Create meaningful impact in your community

Your support directly enhances patient care, innovative programming, therapeutic environments, and groundbreaking research that improves mental health outcomes.

Align your brand with a leader in mental health

Demonstrate your organization’s commitment to mental wellness, social responsibility, and community leadership by supporting one of Canada’s leading mental health centres.

Engage and inspire your employees

Corporate giving provides opportunities for your team to connect with a cause that matters, fostering pride, purpose, and stronger workplace culture.

Be part of a
lasting change

Together, we are building a future where mental health care is compassionate, accessible, and innovative for everyone who needs it.

Corporate donation

Make a direct financial contribution to support priority needs such as patient care programs, therapeutic spaces, and innovation in mental health treatment. One-time or ongoing gifts can be tailored to align with your organization’s philanthropic goals.

Employee engagement
and giving

Empower your employees to make a difference through workplace giving campaigns, matching gift programs, payroll giving, volunteer opportunities, and team fundraising initiatives.

SPONSORING AN EVENT

Event sponsorship offers meaningful visibility while supporting signature fundraising events that raise critical funds and awareness for mental health care. Sponsorship opportunities are available at a variety of levels and can be customized to meet your organization’s objectives.

HOSTING YOUR OWN FUNDRAISING EVENT

Bring your team, clients, or community together by hosting a third-party fundraising event in support of Ontario Shores Foundation. From wellness challenges to corporate tournaments or special events, we will support you every step of the way.

For more information about giving contact Dylan Doyl,
Senior Development Officer
doyld@ontarioshores.ca
905-430-4055 ext 6749
Thanks to our past and present sponsors