THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE BERNIE NICHOLLS FOUNDATION!
The Bernie Nicholls Foundation
The Bernie Nicholls Foundation was founded to help underserved youth and their families. Bernie Nicholls had a son named Jack who unfortunately, passed away six davs before his first birthdav. As a parent who has lost a child, Bernie understands the heartache and trauma this can cause a family.
OUR MISSION
We are dedicating our time and efforts to find ways to assist families who are faced with difficult challenges and the charities that support them.
OUR APPROACH
Understanding the daily struggles that many families battle each day is what makes us want to help. We are always trying to find ways to give back to those in need!
OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Over the last few years, we have become even more determined in our mission to support families and children in need, including the importance of increasing awareness. We are truly grateful we are able to help and make a difference!
THIS YEAR WE ARE SUPPORTING RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES TORONTO
CHARITIES WE SUPPORT
RMHC Toronto supports families from across the country both at the House and through their 7 family rooms located in hospitals from the GTA
to Sudbury.
To learn more about RMCH Toronto, please visit https://rmhctoronto.ca/news-stories/
Understanding EB
Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) is the name for a group of painful genetic skin conditions that cause the skin to tear and blister at the slightest touch.
The name comes from 'epiderm' - the outer layer of skin, 'lysis' - the breakdown of cells and 'bullosa' - blisters.
People with EB have a faulty gene, which means the skin cannot bind together, so any trauma or friction can cause painful blisters, which results in open wounds and scarring.
It can also affect internal linings, mucous membranes and organs.
To learn more about DEBRA CANADA, please visit https://debracanada.org
WHAT IS THE FEED ALL FOUR FUND?
Established in 2020 at a time when Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB)
families were experiencing job loss, as well as food and financial insecurity, the Feed All Four Fund was initiated to provide an opportunity for TLDSB staff to support our students and their families. Initially, it was only staff who contributed to a fund, but it has now grown to receive funds from community partners. Over the last two and a half years, these funds have been accessed continuously, directly supporting
TLDSB families.
To learn more about the Feed All Four Fund, please visit https://www.tldsb.ca/feed-all-four-fund/