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How Your Gift Helps

How Your Gift Helps

Arthritis impacts the lives of six million of our loved ones, friends and neighbours. It is Canada’s most common chronic condition, yet it rarely gets the attention it deserves. That’s why Arthritis Society Canada is on a mission to change the conversation and let the world know it’s not “just” arthritis.

Fortunately, we’re fueled by a community of generous, loyal supporters who share our commitment to fighting the fire of arthritis with the fire of research, innovation, advocacy, and information and support.

$6.6M

Invested in research

109,684

People received direct or one-on-one support through our education and information programs

3.7M

Canadians reached with trusted information

We are a national charity with local impact. Your donations make a difference for people living with arthritis in every province. Thank you!

How we fight the fire of arthritis


Research

honey bee iconWe’re Canada’s largest charitable funder of arthritis research, helping spark new ideas and igniting careers to improve care for people today, and to find a cure for people tomorrow.

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Advocacy

Speaker iconTogether with our fierce volunteers, we’re fighting the fire of arthritis by advocating to all levels of government about pressing policy issues affecting the six million Canadians living with arthritis coast to coast to coast.

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Innovation

Bulb with lines (idea) iconWe are investing in breakthrough, high-risk, high-reward research, collaborating on social impact projects to create transformational health change, and accelerating the success of innovators by getting their solutions to those that need them most.

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Support

three people icons in a cercleWe’re creating patient-centred, evidence-based information and resources, and developing critical programs to help people living with arthritis flourish and empower their care networks to support them.

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