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OUR CHARITIES

Here is a list of Registered Canadian Charities that are participating in the 2009 Universal Barter Group program.

Destiny Financial
www.destinyfinancial.ca
DESTINY FOUNDATION
The Destiny Foundation works closely with, and provides support to, numerous Registered Charities that are committed to its cause of breaking the cycle of poverty and relieving the worldwide healthcare crisis. The Destiny Foundation (DHWF) has helped to distribute more than $150 million in funding, essential medicines, vitamins, AIDS anti-retrovirals and water purification supplies. Partnerships with groups such as Global Medic, Doctors Without Borders, The Stephen Lewis Foundation, Order of Malta, The International Red Cross and many other charitable outlets, have resulted in assisting those in need around the world.
Liberty Wellness Initiatives
www.libertywellness.ca
Liberty Wellness Initiative Foundation was created to make a positive impact on lives around the world, specifically in the areas of education and healthcare. We believe everyone is entitled to be healthy and free from disease. We believe everyone has the right to learn and be educated. We believe everyone has the right to free from persecution and unjust rule. At Liberty , we are here to set in motion, a set of actions that will transform how the world interacts with one another in an effort to put in balance the difference between rich and poor. Basically liberty wellness donates medicines, hospital beds, water purification tablets and systems to countries in need. A lot of donations get distributed through GlobalMedic.
Mission for Advanced Theological Education and Friends Committed to Caring (MATE)
www.matefcc.org
Education - serving 140 institutions in 41 countries (over 23 years) with books and computers to hospitals, schools, seminaries, university libraries. Medical missions, with a focus on health teaching, in partnership with local government agencies (ministries of health and education). Humanitarian projects: saw-milling, well-drilling, sewing machines, computer training and radio stations for educational purposes.
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