ProjectBe


Who Are We?
Launched in 2016, ProjectBe is an initiative of the Government of Canada Workplace Charitable Campaign (GCWCC) Youth Council, run by and for young and emerging civil servants. We connect public servants to a cause in their local community by raising awareness, encouraging volunteerism, and fundraising.
Over the past few years, we have focused our support on causes such as youth mental health, refugee integration and homelessness in Canada. Through the GCWCC's 2020 campaign, we reviewed our campaign to ensure we would be able to support the communities most affected by the COVID-19 crisis. ProjectBe will continue to support organizations that work with homeless populations and help alleviate the impacts of loneliness and mental health challenges among our youth. In addition, we were proud to bring in Indigenous Causes as a new pillar in 2020.
Why Give to ProjectBe?
Through ProjectBe, you can focus your generosity towards local community organizations that work to support a specific cause. One of the main priorities of ProjectBe is to raise awareness about our three pillars. Explore some key resources below to learn more.
Thanks to you, ProjectBe has seen tremendous growth. We went from raising $35,000 in 2016, our inaugural year, to raising over a million and a half dollars in donations in 2020. Witnessing your commitment and dedication to helping the less fortunate has been nothing short of amazing, but there is still work to be done.
Give Now
Giving is easy and secure with ProjectBe.
For Departments and Agencies using ePledge, you will be able to determine the amount you wish to donate to one of the three pillars of ProjectBe. You can then choose your method of payment: payroll deduction, credit card, or PayPal.
Click the "Give Now" button to get started!
Reporting
Would you like to find out more about ProjectBe’s impact last year?

HealthPartners Report
HealthPartners and Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Canada hosted The Forum on Refugees and Chronic Disease. This was the first public conversation about the challenges faced by refugees diagnosed with chronic disease.

United Way East Ontario Report
This report has been prepared by United Way East Ontario to illustrate the impact of funds raised by ProjectBe in 2020.

Centraide Outaouais Report
This report has been prepared by Centraide Outaouais to illustrate the impact of funds raised by ProjectBe in 2020.
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