Kin Canada

Community Service

Clubs undertake a wide variety of local fundraising and service projects. Each club operates autonomously when determining how it fundraises and distributes those funds within the local community.

Each year, Kin clubs contribute millions of dollars to Canadian communities. In fact, Kin members have proudly contributed more than $1 billion to Canadian communities since their Association was founded in 1920. 

• Cystic fibrosis

  Since 1964, Kinsmen and Kinettes have proudly supported the work of the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CCFF). This year, Kin Canada's national fundraising project's total contributions will surpass $36 million – making Kin Canada one of the largest supporters of CF research and care in Canada.

   

  • Facts about CF
  • Kin-CCFF Partnership
  • Kin's work
  • Bill Skelly Award
  • Resources
  • Contacts

• Disaster Relief

  Clubs support Canadian and global communities affected by natural disasters.

   

• Kin Canada Bursaries

  Kin Canada Bursaries, a program of the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund, provides financial assistance to eligible persons in their quest for higher learning.

   

  • Students applying for a bursary
  • Make a donation

• Organ Donor Awareness

  The Kin Organ Donor Awareness Campaign (Kin-ODAC) was established to improve Kin education on issues of concern and importance to organ donation across Canada, and then to extend that education throughout our communities.

   

  • Facts about organ donation
  • Andrew Hatfield story
  • Kin's involvement
  • Resources