Green Communities Canada (GCC) is a national association of community organisations that work with homeowners, businesses, governments, and communities to reduce our impact on the environment. Definity supports GCC's Living Cities Fund.
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Our broker partners play an important role in helping build a better world where our clients and communities can thrive. Consider donating the monetary value of your allotted prize to one of our partners that supports building more equitable and climate-ready communities across Canada.
For more than 125 years, the Canadian Red Cross has provided help to those in need, responding to the most pressing challenges in society. Today, as disasters become more frequent and severe across Canada, this means taking a leading role in emergency response and recovery. Definity is a member of the CRC's Disaster Response Alliance and supports their Be Ready programming.
ALUS' mission is to help farmers and ranchers build nature-based solutions on their land to sustain agriculture and biodiversity for the benefit of communities and future generations. Definity supports ALUS's increasing scale and capacity building.
Windmill Microlending works to reduce labour shortages and social injustices by helping immigrants and refugees build careers in Canada. They do this by offering affordable loans of up to $15,000 along with career coaching, financial literacy, and mentorship to newcomers who lack access to mainstream credit. Definity supports Windmill's Impact Fund.
HEC's First Nations Executive Education Program (FNEE) is a one-of-a-kind school, co-created and led by First Nations, and propelled by Canada’s first business school, HEC Montreal, to raise the capabilities and the socio-economic conditions of Indigenous women, economic leaders, managers, administrators, entrepreneurs, chiefs and elected officials, and foster equitable advancement and self-determination.
