Toronto, September 28, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – The 24 GOOD ACTIONS Charity Advent Calendar was founded in Germany in 2011 as an exclusive interpretation of a classic Advent calendar with intelligent action at every doorstep. At just $24, you help another 24 charities that decide internationally and locally in Canada, all committed to the global project of doing smart with a focus on social issues like fitness care, nutrition, the environment, education and more.
The Canadian edition was founded through Ute Shaw, who contacted the founder, Sebastian Wehkamp, after receiving the calendar as a gift from her daughter and knowing there was nothing like it in Canada, where she lives. educating in a fun and interactive way about various organizations that do good, Ute to create the first Canadian edition, which will come with 11 Canadian organizations.
In Germany, 24 smart actions have so far raised the equivalent of more than C $ 4 million, supporting 216 projects in 57 countries. According to Canadian founder Ute Shaw, “This calendar can help make a difference and is even more vital this year as many charities struggle to raise enough budget to continue their paintings due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canadian charities in canada’s 2020 edition are; Breakfast Club, Dare to Care, Sarvac, Wilderness International, Spirit North, Second Harvest, Hope Air, Heart
Donations will also move to determined foreign organizations focused on a variety of topics, adding malaria prevention, poverty and education, connecting the recipient with others and reasons not only here in Canada, but around the world.
24 Good Deeds prides itself on its transparency and strict eligibility and reporting requirements, ensuring that each and every dollar is earmarked for the cause and not administrative costs. January 1, 2020.
About 24 scriptures in Canada:
24 Good Deeds increases the budget for 24 social and environmental projects in Canada and around the world through a charity advent calendar. For a minimum contribution of $24, place what your donation will achieve behind each of the calendar doors. For example, you can plant a tree in Uganda one day and vaccinate one child to another. All projects are carefully decided to ensure a long-term effect on donations obtained through organizations. The calendar was born in Germany 2011. La first Canadian edition will be introduced in October 2020.