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The Ontario Association of Food Banks (OAFB) is a network of 120 community food banks working towards a hunger-free Ontario. The OAFB nurtures communities by providing food, funding, and solutions to reduce hunger. GOALS Food Acquisition Improve our ability to acquire a greater volume of high quality food Partner Engagement Engage all Ontarians and members as partners to support our work to reduce hunger Capacity-building Build capacity at member food banks on communications, operations, fundraising and poverty reduction Public education and advocacy Tell the story of those we serve and advocate for public policy change Organizational development Develop the human capital of the OAFB to improve our ability to achieve our vision

The Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs (OAFC) represents the chief fire officers of the 437 fire departments in the Province of Ontario. These chief officers are ultimately responsible, by statute, for the management and delivery of fire, rescue, and emergency response to the 15 million residents of Ontario. The 437 fire departments are divided into 32 career fire departments, 210 composite fire departments and 195 volunteer fire departments. There are 30,716 firefighters in Ontario including 18,281 volunteer firefighters, 11,971 career firefighters, and 464 part-time firefighters.

Creating value across the value spectrum of Canada's nascant cannabis industry.

The Ontario Catholic School Trustees'​ Association represents the interests and priorities of the province's 29 publicly funded Catholic District School Boards which together educate approximately 600,000 elementary and secondary students. The Association is recognized by the government and the media as the provincial voice for Catholic education. For ninety years OCSTA has served as an advocate for Catholic education, and a respected provincial partner providing timely advice on education legislation and policy.

The Centre drives high-quality child and youth mental health services by setting the bar for excellence and collaborating with others to pursue continuous quality improvement. We promote evidence-informed service planning and delivery and support practical research to close knowledge gaps when they get in the way of effective and accessible services.