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 Devoted exclusively to arthritis research, patient care and public education,
and acting as a vigorous advocate on behalf of the over 4 million men, women
and children who suffer daily with some form of this disease.Visit The Arthritis
Society to access the latest information on arthritis research, medication,
nutrition, news breaking stories and more.
The Canadian Cancer Society is a national community-based organization of volunteers, whose mission is the eradication of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with cancer.
The Canadian Cancer Society, in partnership with the National Cancer Institute of Canada, achieves its mission through research, education, patient services and advocacy for healthy public policy. These efforts are supported by volunteers and staff and funds raised in communities across Canada. Visit The Canadian Cancer Society to find out how you can help to make cancer history!
 First established in 1900
to control the spread of Tuberculosis, The Lung Association is now concerned
with the prevention and control of many lung diseases, with a focus on air quality
and health, smoking related disease and asthma. By supporting the Lung Disease
Research Fund, you can rest assured that continued funding will be available
for world-class scientific research. This research is key in isolating the cause
of lung disease, and is our most vital step towards the development of better
treatments. Together, we can find the answers for a healthier tomorrow. Visit
The Lung Association or call toll-free 1-800-972-2636
 It is estimated that as
many as 24 species go extinct every day. The loss of just one species can have
an enormous ripple effect on the Earth's biodiversity - the intricate web of
life that we also depend on for our food, health, shelter and our economic prosperity.
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is dedicated to protecting the land and wildlife,
upon which all life, including our own, depends. By working to stop habitat
loss, reduce harmful toxic chemicals, protect species at risk and stop illegal
wildlife trade, WWF will ensure a promising future for people and worldlife.
Visit WWF to find out what your support can do for wildlife today!
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