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With the new Me to We store, kids can pop in and with one push of their hand, they can donate a litre of fresh drinking water to a village in need.

They’ve raised $600,000 for Free the Children in three years, opened the first-ever all-girl’s art school in Kenya, and now, they’re aiming to develop a scholarship to send young Canadian artists on volunteer trips, as well as break ground on their Adopt-a-Village program in Rajasthan. You can help Artbound achieve this and more by attending… Read More »

Remember that scene in the OC where Alex (Marisa’s soon-to-be-girlfriend who worked at the Bait Shop) is on her awkward set-up with Ryan (Marisa’s recent ex) at the Walkmen show, and she asks him if he likes live music? And he’s all “No, I like Journey, you?” and she’s all, “It’s my passion.” We feel… Read More »

Me to We Style creates apparel you can feel good about. In a world where the manufacturing of goods is so often ethically unsound, Me to We crafts their clothes in Canada. There are no sweatshops, no child workers, the materials are organic or recycled, and they even have a close-ended water system to prevent… Read More »

Canadians from coast to coast submitted their BIG ideas and the three winners will have their concepts brought to life at AMEX Room For Thought at The Four Seasons Centre for Performing Arts this November. This is a HUGE deal! Not only will the public get to experience their ideas but each winner has also… Read More »

The American Express Canada Facebook page is currently receiving submissions: Will your big idea be selected for the Room for Thought? You really ought to go for this because it’s an amazing opportunity to work with the best, showcase your talent and make change. But before you submit, take into consideration the three categories Amex… Read More »