Glowing Hearts Charity

Overview Glowing Hearts Charity is a volunteer-led nonprofit organization based in Canada, specifically operating in Simcoe County. Its mission is to disrupt the cycle of poverty by empowering children and youth to reach their full potential. The organization focuses on providing programs that support the mental health, growth, and development of school-age children and youth.

Founding and Registration Founded by Frank Nelson, Glowing Hearts Charity is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) under the business number 753320092RR0001. This registration designates it as a recognized charity in Canada, adhering to CRA's requirements for charitable organizations.

Mission and Vision The charity's mission is centered on empowering children and youth vulnerable to poverty, enabling them to access resources and opportunities that support their development. By 2027, Glowing Hearts aims to help 2500 such individuals in Simcoe County, thereby fostering an environment conducive to growth, confidence, and self-determination.

Values Glowing Hearts Charity operates with a set of core values:

• Resilient: The organization is adaptable and capable of quickly recovering from challenges.
• Inclusive: Valuing and embracing diversity in all forms.
• Transformative: Focused on creating lasting change in the lives of children and youth.
• Principled: Guided by strong ethical standards.
• Collaborative: Building partnerships to achieve shared goals.

Impact Since the summer of 2021, Glowing Hearts has positively impacted over 5300 children and youth through various programs. The organization's efforts are supported by a community of donors, volunteers, and corporate sponsors who contribute to its vision of a stronger, more supportive community.

Operations

Glowing Hearts Charity implements its objectives through volunteer-driven initiatives and collaborations with local stakeholders. The organization's approach emphasizes the importance of community engagement and the role of supportive networks in breaking cycles of poverty. Its work spans multiple areas within Simcoe County, including Barrie, Collingwood, Orillia, Midland, and Muskoka regions.