Get Involved

Learn how you can make a difference! Whether you are looking to host your own fundraiser, honor a loved one or a group looking to fundraise with friends, starting your fundraiser is simple! By supporting Right To Play through your fundraising event, you are helping to protect, educate and empower children around the globe through the power of play.

Playmakers are a group of young professionals across Canada who support the work of Right To Play. As monthly donors, we invest in helping children rise above adversity using the power of play and engage our community through two signature fundraising events each year.

Donate your birthday, graduation, bar/bat mitzvah, wedding or special celebration and help children rise above challenges and find their way back to hope through the power of play.

Come join us in our journey to impact lives through the power of play! Our corporate partners are crucial to building our PLAY program and we are grateful for their unique and diverse contributions. There are various avenues for collaboration, ranging from financial contributions to partnerships involving employee fundraising and volunteer efforts. Let's discuss how we can collectively make a difference in the lives of Indigenous communities.

Did you know Right To Play is an official charity for this year’s Toronto Waterfront Marathon? We are thrilled to be part of this iconic event, and we invite you to join us in making a difference. By signing up to run, you'll be supporting Right To Play's mission to protect, educate, and empower children through the power of play.

Students from 9 universities across Canada have come together to bring the power of play to campus!
These university clubs bring our mission to their fellow students and greater community, and aim to raise funds for Right To Play.

Opportunities to volunteer at Right To Play Canada are available for our signature and Playmakers partner events.

Learn about how partnerships with Indigenous communities are supporting young people through the power of play - and Right To Play’s commitment to Reconciliation.