Good Cause

Award-winning photography, a keynote speech by two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash, and the support of a...

Just when you thought the charity event season had slowed for the summer, you have another...

One of the best parts about spring in Toronto is the return of the charity event season. From the city’s arts and culture scene to medical-related issues, there’s no shortage of causes to support in the form of a ticket to a memorable party. Here are 6 to mark on your calendar now

A US man is making the life of impoverished children better, one shoe at a time. Kenton Lee has invented a show that grows along with growing feet and lasts for up to five years. The durable shoe can take children all the way through to grade 9

Did you remember to wear a pink shirt today? Today is the International Day of Pink in support of anti-bullying and homophobia. The growing movement was started by two east coast teens in response to a classmate being bullied for wearing pink

Because he loved Toronto, Neil Wong started an Instagram account to promote the city’s beauty and talent. And because he loves Toronto, now that Instagram account is helping him feed the city’s homeless

There will be a super hero running in The Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on Sunday. Toronto young professional JP Hernandez returns to run the marathon for the second year in a row dressed as Batman to support a cause he’s passionate about: SickKids Hospital

Teams of four will participate in a series of heart pumping and brain puzzling challenges all over downtown that will not only having you laughing, exploring and making new friends, but also helping contribute to United Way’s effort to tackle social issues. Here's why you should race this year

We think you ought to ditch kitchen duty tonight and head out for a post-work bite at one of the many Vancouver restaurants participating in this year’s annual Dining Out For Life fundraiser. Here's why