One of Give A Mile‘s frequent supporters is Pig and Duke in Calgary, and their owners Stephen and Jo had long wanted to organize a gala event to fundraise for Give a Mile.

What could be more compelling or more about holiday spirit than a story involving a young man? Harold from Calgary wrote to Give A Mile with a story of his 14-year old grandson Elijah in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario.

Give A Mile is committed to transparency and at the below link is our 2018 financial reports. This includes all donations and expenses.

Parfois, le destinataire de la compassion est un père ou va voir son père pour un dernier adieu. Chaque histoire est différente, comme vous pouvez voir dans le blog Give A Mile de la fête des pères de l’année dernière.

Sometimes the flight of compassion recipient is a father, or is going to see their father for a final farewell. Each story is different, as you can see in last year’s Give a Mile Father’s Day blog.

Dans de nombreuses régions du monde, la fête des mères célèbre le fait d’avoir des mères, d’être des mères et de l’influence des mères sur nos familles et sur la société.

In many parts of the world Mother’s Day celebrates having mothers, being mothers, and the influence of mothers on our families and society.

While we openly celebrate milestones and give thanks to our supporters through the year, at Give A Mile (GAM) we take a moment to look back at the end of the year and marvel at the accomplishments.

A woman, Margaret Ross, moves from PEI to BC to be close to a son and his family. Shortly after, the 55 yr-old is diagnosed with lung cancer – Stage 4 that had moved to her brain and leg.

Lolita, 77, is the eldest sister in a large family in the Philippines. She has made a request for a flight of compassion to come to Canada for a final visit with her youngest brother Orlando.