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Associated Causes
In a generous gesture, and for the sixth consecutive year, Beneva will double donations made by the Je Cours Qc community, up to a maximum of $5,000 for each of these four causes, thereby multiplying their positive impact.
Beneva is committed to the well-being and overall health of people and wishes to contribute to the efforts made in this regard by each of the four organizations.
Sclérose en plaques Canada, Capitale-Nationale
SP Canada – Capitale-Nationale supports people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), as well as their loved ones, across the region. We offer a range of activities and services designed to foster well-being, inclusion, and connections within the community, including coffee meetups, social and cultural outings, adapted physical activities, workshops, and conferences on MS-related topics. Through the engagement of our community, we help reduce isolation, enhance the quality of life of people affected by MS, and contribute to advancing multiple sclerosis research.
Motivaction Jeunesse
For the past 25 years, MOTI has been using movement to help change young people’s paths. Working directly in schools and rehabilitation centres for youth facing adjustment challenges, the organization supports young people navigating a range of social, academic, and integration challenges. Through sports, outdoor activities, the arts, and group challenges, MOTI’s team builds meaningful connections and creates spaces where every young person can find their place, build confidence, and discover their potential. At MOTI, activities are a starting point for something much greater: fostering a sense of belonging, encouraging perseverance, and empowering young people to move forward.
Ataxie Canada
Ataxia is a group of rare neurological diseases that affect balance, coordination, walking, and speech. Often progressive, these diseases make everyday activities increasingly difficult, leading to a loss of independence and sometimes profound social isolation. For most progressive forms of ataxia, there is still no cure. For more than 50 years, Ataxia Canada has supported people living with ataxia and their families. With the support of its dedicated community, the Foundation funds research , provides financial assistance, and raises awareness of these rare diseases.
Maisons des Lucioles
Founded in 2008, Maisons des Lucioles is a non-profit organization in the Québec City region that provides respite care, caregiving services, adapted recreational activities, and accommodations for people living with multiple disabilities and their families. At our two homes in the Limoilou neighbourhood, children, teens, and adults are welcomed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in a warm, safe, and stimulating environment tailored to each person’s needs and pace. We also welcome First Nations youth for short- and long-term stays, giving them access to specialized educational and medical services in the Capitale-Nationale region. Behind every Luciole is a family that needs a chance to breathe.