Community Involvement

Predictive Success Corporation is proud to be a partner of many charitable organizations. We believe that it is important to give back to the community in which we live and work. The team at Predictive Success Corporation aids many charities, initiatives and programs, including the following:

Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation

Each year, thousands of Canadians are touched by breast cancer. It not only impacts the individuals living with the disease, but their families, friends and loved ones as well. At the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, we are working to create a future without breast cancer. With the support of thousands of volunteers, the generosity of donors and over 70 corporate partners, we are funding some of the most-relevant breast cancer research programs in the country. www.cbcf.org

Compassion International

Compassion International exists as a Christian child advocacy ministry that releases children from spiritual, economic, social and physical poverty and enables them to become responsible, fulfilled Christian adults. www.compassion.com

The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation

Working together with health care and research professionals, patients, and the community, The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation raises over $60 million annually to support breakthrough research and patient care and education programs of Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) – Canada’s leading cancer research hospital. PMH is a recognized international leader in the fight against cancer. But none of this would be possible without the generous support, commitment and dedication of our donors and our community. www.pmhf.uhn.ca

Chalice

Chalice became an independent Canadian, Catholic sponsorship organization in 1996. Our Head Office is located in Springhill, NS Canada, with offices in Dartmouth NS, Montreal, QC and Ottawa, ON. Our mission is to motivate people in increasing numbers to give hope to the destitute Children of God around the world. www.ccare.ca

Unicef

Half a century ago, a small group of volunteers laid the groundwork for one of this nation’s most treasured traditions when they introduced Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF to Canada. From those modest beginnings in 1955, generations of Canadian kids, parents, teachers and volunteers have raised millions of dollars every October to help build better futures for children around the world. www.unicef.ca

Sleeping Children Around The World

Sleeping Children Around the World (SCAW) donations provide bedkits to children of any race and/or religion who will benefit the most; typically being located in underdeveloped and developing countries. No portion of a bedkit donation is spent on administration — 100% reaches a needy child. www.scaw.org

Ride to Conquer Cancer

Think of it as a history-making opportunity for you to do something big about cancer, something epic. Like cycling from Toronto to Niagara Falls. Over 200 kilometres in two days - June 13-14, 2009. Sure, it sounds like a lot… and it’s meant to be. The conquest of cancer is a monumental task and won’t be easy. But make no mistake, this event isn’t just for athletes or cycling enthusiasts. The Ride to Conquer Cancer is for anyone who wants to challenge themselves for a great cause. Even people who haven’t ridden since they were twelve. All you need is motivation, a bike, and a helmet. The rest is history. Be part of it. www.conquercancer.ca

North York Knights Minor Pee Wee AA Team

The North York Knights are a minor hockey team comprised of 16 eleven year old boys who enjoy the game of hockey and the sportsmanship and friendships that comes along with the game. The North York Knights play in the Minor Pee Wee AA division of the Greater Toronto Hockey Association, in the East Division. Predictive Success is a proud sponsor of this team See below for picture of the team.

Lakehead Thunderwolves 2010

On behalf of Thunder Bay Health Sciences Foundation and Lakehead Unversity Thunderwolves with your generous support I was able to raise $4,400 for the Think Pink Campaign!
Erin Duhaime

Ride to Conquer Cancer 2009

I want to thank you both so much for your support again this year! The 2009 Ride to Conquer Cancer was another huge success. I was one of over 3500 riders who took part in the record breaking weekend; more riders with more supporters along the course, and most importantly, more money raised to help fight cancer. 14.5 million dollars was raised to support The Campbell Family Cancer Research Institute at The Princess Margaret Hospital.

I was overwhelmed and honored by the support of my family and friends; together we raised over $5000! The two day event was a powerful and moving experience, one I was delighted to be able to share with Danielle. This year Rebecca and I managed to stay on course and despite the huge hill they threw at us on Day 2, we pushed through and completed the entire 200 plus kilometers on our bikes. It is important to do what you can, when you can and to remember that by working together we do have the power to change the world!

Thank you for helping me reach my fundraising goal this year and for being part of this amazing and important experience - we WILL make cancer history!

North York Knights Minor Pee Wee AA Team

The nucleus of this team has been together for several years and has been very competitive in both league play and in the various tournaments in which it has competed. Over the past few years, it has won the GTHL championship for Atom AA and has won several tournaments including the Bell Capital Cup in Ottawa in 2007 and last season playing in the GTHL championship for a second consecutive year. This year, the team won the Richmond Hill Early Bird Tournament and reached the semi-finals in the Mississauga North Stars Early Bird. Our goal for the season it to win the GTHL championship, as well as be competitive in tournament play.

The coaching staff is very dedicated to the team and to the development of the boys, both as hockey players and young men. The coaches create an environment where the boys have fun and yet are expected to show respect towards their coaches, teammates, officials and the opposing players, and to be thankful to their parents and sponsors that give them the opportunity to enjoy this great game of hockey.

The team philosophy is to strive to ensure that the boys are provided with an opportunity to develop their own individual abilities, but equally important, to develop as a team. In order to accomplish this, it takes time and the dedication on behalf of the players, parents and coaches. Without your support, this would not be possible.