Canadian Climate Challenge is a non-partisan non-profit organization, with the singular purpose of maximizing exposure and support of the community climate solutions enacted by some of our most important climate organizations and organizers, in their fight against the climate crisis

CAN is a coalition of more than 100 organizations across the country, and is the only network in the country that brings labour, development, faith-based, and Indigenous groups together with the key national, provincial, and territorial environmental organizations working on climate change. CAN is unique in that it is the only organization with a mandate to promote the climate movement as a whole, rather than the interests and programs of any one organization

ClimateFast is volunteer-based non-profit organization that is dedicated to building strong, informed public pressure through education and civic engagement to ensure that the representatives we citizens elect, at all levels of government, take urgent, substantial and just action on climate change

Climate Justice Toronto is a youth-led collective fighting for a Green New Deal, Indigenous sovereignty, migrant justice, and good jobs for all through grassroots organizing, solidarity-building, and mobilizing a broad-based youth movement across the GTA

Drawdown Toronto’s mission is to educate and inspire individuals, organizations and institutions throughout the Toronto area to actively and consciously engage in translating ‘Drawdown’ solutions into meaningful strategic action and measurable results

EnviroMuslims’ mission is to engage with, educate, and empower the Canadian Muslim community to embed sustainability in our every day lives. Whether it’s where you live, work, play or pray, Enviromuslims’ goal is to reconnect Muslims with nature and embed a sense of love and responsibility for caring for the natural environment and the health and well-being of our communities

EYA is a registered charity supporting BIPOC youth to connect with nature, community, and skills to become environmental stewards and community leaders. Since EYA’s inception in 1989, they have used experiential learning to grow communities and embark on new quests to help us better understand our own inner nature

Fridays for Future Toronto is the local chapter of the Fridays for Future global climate strike movement. F4F is a youth-led, grassroots organization with the primary mission of mobilizing to demand climate justice through the organization of school strikes, rallies, and marches

Toronto350 is a local network affiliate of the international 350.org founded by Bill McKibben. Toronto350 works to promote leadership in climate action by building a global, grassroots movement to solve the climate crisis. Toronto350 lobbies municipal and federal leaders; supports youth action; advocates for zero-carbon energy option; engages in creative direct action, educational events, online campaigns; and strives to provide useful tools and scholarly analysis for use at the grassroots level throughout the broader climate movement

TCAN is a network of over 30 climate action organizations building a movement together in and around Toronto. Their mission is to foster collaboration among diverse, action-oriented organizations working in Toronto to prevent climate breakdown, strengthen climate resilience, and advance climate justice

TEA campaigns locally to find solutions to Toronto's urban environmental problems. As a not-for-profit organization, TEA advocates on behalf of all Torontonians for a green, healthy and equitable city

TYEC is a federally registered non-profit working with numerous other organizations for a more sustainable and prosperous future in our city and the world. The TYEC team strives to create positive impacts and meaningful action on the environment by voicing their concerns to decision makers such as city councillors, school administrations, and the Mayor, pushing for change in our city's environmental policies as well as creating more opportunities for youth

The TYFPC is the world’s first youth-run food policy council. They mobilize and engage youth to make change by building a just food system. The TYFPC provides youth with a space to network, share opportunities, and learn from one another, striving to become Toronto’s leading youth voice for municipal food policy change

Transition Toronto implements projects at the community level to put Toronto's neighbourhoods on the path to post-carbon, while also making those neighbourhoods great places to live

Youth Climate Lab is a youth-for-youth global non-profit organization based in Canada that works to enable young people to build and design just, climate-resilient futures and create innovative projects for climate action