When you give to Carlington Community Connection, your generosity becomes more than a donation—it becomes a warm cup of coffee, a healthy snack, a listening ear, a creative outlet, and a safe place where a neighbour can feel welcomed, respected, and less alone. Every gift helps make the mission possible by turning compassion into practical support and meaningful connection.
Your gift makes a significant difference because it tells someone in Carlington:
you matter, you belong, and you are not forgotten.
Your gift makes a significant difference because it tells someone in Carlington:
you matter, you belong, and you are not forgotten.
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One-time Gift
A one-time gift to Carlington Community Connection is a simple act with lasting meaning. It lets you make an immediate difference in someone’s life—and know that your generosity helped a neighbour feel seen, supported, and connected. |
Monthly Gift
A monthly gift to Carlington Community Connection turns a small sacrifice into something deeply human. Giving up the price of one cup of coffee each week can mean a warm cup of coffee, a caring conversation, and a moment of belonging for someone in our community—and the quiet joy of knowing you made that possible. |
Tribute Gift
A tribute or memorial gift turns love, gratitude, or remembrance into lasting connection. Your gift honours someone special while helping Carlington Community Connection offer welcome, dignity, and belonging to neighbours who need to know they are not alone. |
Turn Your Circle Into a Circle of Care
Becoming a fundraiser for Carlington Community Connection is a simple way to turn your circle of friends, relatives, and coworkers into a circle of care. By inviting the people who know and trust you to join the mission, you can create a huge impact for neighbours who need connection, dignity, and belonging. We’ll provide a fundraising toolkit and support every step of the way—so you can focus on sharing why this matters to you.
The CCC is committed to providing equal treatment to people with disabilities with respect to the use and benefit of our services, programs, goods and facilities in a manner that respects their dignity and that is equitable in relation to the broader public.