Walter Gretzky
2007 Honouree and Founder Gord Sharpe

Gord Martineau 2008 Inspirational Honouree

15 year old Jack Prins, first ever Inspirational Honouree carried the Olympic Torch in Lindsay, Ontario

Jack's Mom Vicki, Lucy, Dad Dave, & older sister Sammy

Ron Ellis Inspirational Honouree for 2006

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Walter Gretzky Spokesperson for the Heart and Stroke Foundation.





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The Canadian
World Charity Awards
"Helping Save Lives & Our Planet!"
Unveiled in January 2005, each year this award honours 99 Canadians who have contributed in many different ways to help charities reach their goals in the game of life.
The Canadian World Charity Award Program was invented to help promote all charities at no cost. fanscharity.com is not a charity, this is a philanthropic idea to help charities through our 99 honouree award program, educational website, and HOPE4ALL.CA's children's free educational video presentations.
Our goal is to help all charities increase awareness, funding, participation, and to educate children of all ages on the importance of helping charities and fundraisers. Presently HOPE4ALL.CA's fanscharity.com site has helped promote the importance of Global Charities to over
Global Charities are Winning!
Promotional Events

15 year old Jack Prins, first ever
Inspirational Honouree on the
World Charity Award, shown with the Olympic Torch gives hope by winning his five-year battle with leukemia and now is a World Charity Award Spokesperson for fanscharity.com

Gord Martineau being honoured as 2008 Inspirational Honouree
at Wayne Gretzky's Restaurant
The World Charity Award is the Stanley Cup of Charities. Each year "99" individuals are honoured on the World Charity Award. This year individuals were honoured at Wayne Gretzky's Restaurant, 99 Blue Jays Way, Toronto on Friday, June 19, 2009. All honourees joined 2008 Inspirational Honouree Gord Martineau of Citytv at Gretzky's Restaurant for an optional franscharity.com website photo shoot and video interviews. Watch for our cross-Canada tour with the Canadian World Charity Award.

Walter Gretzky Named 2007-2008
Inspirational Honouree
Please send us names from across Canada of any individual helping with fundraisers and charities. These people are helping save lives and our planet. Simply email fanscharity@bellnet.ca with your names, and associated fundraising activity. Names can be submitted all year long. The cut-off date for 2009 honourees is May 1, 2010, but names submitted after that date will be submitted for next year.
Thank you to Citytv and Breakfast Television for their coverage of the fanscharity.com World Charity Award in 2008, 2007, 2006 and 2005. "99" Honourees names and associated charities are listed below.
Hey Kids!
Did you know that 140 cures have been found for 200 different types of cancer?
A drug called TAP has been discovered to save people having a heart attack or stroke.
It has been announced that a cure for multiple sclerosis is near.
Don't forget giving blood just once can save three lives!
God helps those who help others!
If you help with any fundraiser for charity you may post this on your future resume!
Tossing your loose change in at drive-thrus or donation boxes help all of us in the end.
Challenge your school to invent its own fundraiser and support a needed area.
Charities and hospital foundations accept students for cooperative education credits.
Think worldwide when supporting different charities to "Help Save Lives & Our Planet". |



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HOPE4ALL Videos
Helping Save LIves and our Planet
The fanscharity.com World Charity Award Program has been designed for kids and adults of all ages. Participate in any charity event by volunteering or supporting in any way and you can have the opportunity to have your name engraved on the World Charity Award. We are presently producing two documentaries called "HOPE4ALL" to help teach children of all ages the importance of all fundraisers and charities.

Walter Gretzky, Inspirational Honouree on the World
Charity Award, and National Spokesperson for the
Heart & Stroke Foundation |
HOPE4ALL Videos
Helping Save LIves and our Planet
The two documentaries are called "Hope4All A Walter Gretzky Story for the Heart & Stroke Foundation " and "Hope4All Jack's Story of the Life-Saving Importance of Fundraising for Charities" are presently being made to distribute to schools worldwide to educate the public on the impact of charities.
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Walter Gretzky’s Story
Walter’s work as the National Spokesperson for the Heart and Stroke Foundation has earned him the recognition as the 2007 Inspirational Honouree on the Canadian World Charity Award. His extraordinary work is saving lives.
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Jack’s Story in the Media – First Ever World Charity Award Honouree
Jack’s work with talking to schools about winning his battle with leukemia was the inspiration for the World Charity Award Program. Jack’s treatments involved over nine charities – Ronald McDonald House, Canadian Cancer Society, POGO, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Make A Wish Foundation, 1-800-2-DONATE Blood, Terry Fox Foundation and numerous SickKids Charities.
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Ron Ellis “72 Hockey Hero” and Charity Hero
Ron’s NHL Career and lifetime of charity work has earned him the Inspirational Honouree Accolade on the Canadian World Charity Award for 2006.
View Ron Ellis's Story (9 min) |
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Kids on Charities
Children ages 3 to 12 are caught by surprise when being asked the question, “What is a charity and a fundraiser?” Thanks to the Northumberland Montessori School in Cobourg, Ontario for their humorous input.
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World Charity Award 2007 Honourees Stories – Part One
Regular people are becoming honourarees on the World Charity Award. They are helping save lives and our planet. Their interviews touch us all in many different ways. We all can do it! Please email your story to fanscharity@bellnet.ca, and become a part of history. |
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World Charity Award 2007 Honourees Stories – Part Two
Mike Augustine – Multiple Sclerosis Socirty of Canada 2006 Honouree Stuart Warner – Special Honouree – Corporate Giving Laura Bassoon – Epilepsy Ontario Volounteer Honouree Caroline Horcher – Multiple Sclerosis of Canada 2005 Honouree Sarah Legault – SickKids Development Officer Judith Fowler – Heart and Stroke Foundation Representative Louise Weir – Heart and Stroke Foundation – Weir Memorial Hockey for Heart |
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Canada’s World Charity Award Honourees Interviews - Part One
Their charity ideas and inventiveness is helping save lives and our planet. Each has a special story that educates children and adults alike on the many different ways we can help each other.
Kelly Kilbride – Mito March; Sue Creasy – Special Honouree; Gillian Moss – Special Honouree; Sally Blasko – Special Honouree; Ericka Swaby – Canadian Cancer Society Honouree; Len & Rita Mizzoni – Andrew Mizzoni Cancer; Mitch Ramsay – Heart and Stroke Foundation Volounteer; Gino & Rocco Romauldi – Regal Heights Golf Classic – SickKids Hospital; Enio & Lucy Liegghio – Life for Luke Erica Caron – Heart for Hope at SickKids; Michael O’Reilly – LCBO Charity Golf Classic for SickKids; Wendy & Rob Durigon – Jessica’s Footprint.
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Gord Martineau of Citytv was honoured at Gretzky's for his lifetime achievements in aiding charities
Gord has traveled to various countries to help children get life saving surgeries which are unavailable in their homeland through Operation Herbie and the Herbie Fund. Gord is also active with Sick Kids, Variety Club, MS and many more organizations. |
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James Brooks, founder of ApeAware, and his 1000classrooms Project
The 1000 Classrooms Project hopes to get 1,000 Western classrooms to each donate $3 to buy a dozen eggs for Children at the Kahuzi-Biega Environmental school in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It was started by 11 year old James Brooks of London, Ontario in cooperation with the Canadian Ape Alliance. The "Eggs for Kids" program ensures that each child and teach at the school is given 1 egg per day. |
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Nick Memme is associated with the Sick Kids Foundation, Heart to Heart Charity Event
This event has raised over one million dollars for the Sick Kids Foundation in just a few short years.
View Nick's comments |
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Jim Hawkins, Edgar Lalonde, and Trish Clarke lead the Harley's and More Toy Ride
Each year in Port Hope, Ontario, over 80 Harley Motorcycles and a variety of other bikes embark on a one-hour ride each year to raise money and toys for children in the Northumberland and Durham area.
View Jim's comments (3:40 min) |
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ABOVE: 14 Year Old Jack Prins who has won his battle with leukemia and is being recognized by Mike Young with a Wayne Gretzky Team Canada sweater. Jack, along with his family and friends, are responsible for raising over $100,000 for cancer research and associated charties. Jack is the first person to be hounored on the World Charity Award. Jack's recovery involved over 9 different charities. |