Help us give hope to people with aphasia and their families. Together we can remove barriers to living successfully with aphasia.
Learn more about where your support goes.
Leave a lasting legacy by adding a charitable bequest in your will. The Aphasia Institute will work with you and your advisors to ensure your gift fits your wishes, and financial, family, and tax needs. Please contact Carrie Harrison at (416) 226-3636 ext. 21 or charrison@aphasia.ca.
Other Ways to Give
You may also give to the Aphasia Institute by printing out and completing our donation form and mailing us a cheque or including on the form your credit card details. (Please do not mail cash.)
If you have a corporate connection, see if they are interested in supporting the work of the Aphasia Institute. Please contact Carrie Harrison at (416) 226-3636 ext. 21 or charrison@aphasia.ca.
Donate-a-Car has a simple process that makes it possible for the Aphasia Institute to benefit from the generosity of donors like you.
The dedicated staff at Donate-a-Car expertly handle all aspects of processing your used cars, send the net sale proceeds to us, and the Aphasia Institute mails you the tax receipt.
If your workplace has a Benevity campaign or matching gift campaign, ask for your donations to go to the Aphasia Institute.
If your workplace has a United Way campaign, ask for your donations to go to the Aphasia Institute.
The Aphasia Institute has created over 30 programs that reduce communication barriers and reveal the intelligent and competent person that aphasia can often mask. Your generous donation helps ensure that no one is turned away for an inability to pay for our programs by subsidizing the fees our clients pay. (At left is our aphasia-friendly registration form, showing the many programs our clients find essential to their re-engagement in daily life.)
The Aphasia Institute is renowned for its communication training to health care professionals in Toronto, throughout the province of Ontario, across Canada, and around the world. With your support, we can continue to create and develop innovative training materials and solutions to meet the changing needs of people living with aphasia and their families.
The relationship between our clients, our volunteers, and our research is uniquely reciprocal. Our research informs us how to best respond to our clients' changing needs, while our client and volunteer input into our research informs the development of our products and services. In turn, our clients and other people with aphasia and their families benefit from these products and services, locally, nationally, and internationally.