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1. www.guidedogs.ca › our-organizationOur Organization – Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   Canadian Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind (CGDB) is a national, non-profit, charitable organization founded in 1984. The organization does not receive any ongoing government funding and relies heavily on public support and funding to provide Canadians with greater mobility and independence through the use of professionally trained guide dogs (nationally) and mobility assistance dogs (Ottawa ...

2. www.guidedogs.caCanadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind (CGDB) is a national, charitable organization founded in 1984 to provide Canadians with greater mobility and independence through the use of professionally trained guide dogs (Nationally) and mobility assistance dogs (Ottawa area). Click the link below to learn more about our organization

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3. blindlikeme.podbean.com › e › canadian-guide-dogsCanadian Guide Dogs For The Blind | Blind Like Me

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   May 29, 2020 · This we I chat with Steven from Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind (CGDB) is a registered charitable organization (#10684 6819 RR0001), founded in 1984.Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind has the following affiliations.Founding and accredited member ofInternational Guide Dog Federation.Accredited member ofAssistance Dogs International.Member ofCanadian ...

4. www.charityintelligence.ca › charity-details › 713Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind - Charity Intelligence

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   Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind's largest capital expense is buying its unique "dog" statues for collecting donations. CGDB spent $127k in 2023 and $222k in 2022 on these collection boxes. At the end of 2023, including the reserve funds held at CGDB Foundation, CGDB had $16.6m in reserve funds. $930k of these funds are donor endowed.

5. gdbinternational.caWelcome to Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   Guide Dogs for the Blind International (GDBI) is a registered charity in Canada that helps pair Canadians who are blind or visually impaired with highly qualified guide dogs. For more than 50 years, Canadians have been matched with guide dogs from Guide Dogs for the Blind (GDB), headquartered in California, with a second training facility in Oregon.

6. www.guidedogs.ca › 2019/10/09 › cgdb-celebrates-35-yearsCGDB Celebrates 35 Years – Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   Oct 9, 2019 · Canadian Guide Dogs for the Bind has trained and provided guide dogs to individuals in all ten provinces and one Canadian territory. In 2018, the organization surpassed 850 guide dog teams. The future looks bright too, as Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind opened a Canine Development Centre in 2017.

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   Who is Canadian Guide Dogs for the blind?

   • Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind is a national, non-profit, charitable organization, Registered Charity #10684 6819 RR0001. Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind operates solely through donations. Our fundraising is a combination of individual and corporate donations, plus fundraising initiatives and events.

   Ways You Can Donate – Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   Does guide dogs for the blind international receive government funding?

   • Guide Dogs for the Blind International receives no government funding; we are supported entirely by private contributions. All donations will receive a charitable tax receipt. GDBI currently supports more than 250 guide dog teams throughout Canada, and with your support, even more Canadians will be matched with their new best friends.

   Welcome to Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   Does Canadian Guide Dogs for the blind pay for training?

   • Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind pays for all expenses associated with training, including transportation to and from the National Training Centre of Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind, room and board for three weeks, the training course, and the dog, including all necessary equipment.

   Acquiring A Guide Dog – Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   Who accredits cgdb?

   • In 2018, its 850 th guide dog team graduated. CGDB is accredited by Assistance Dogs International. It is also a member of the Canadian Association of Guide and Assistance Dog Schools. Charity Intelligence could not find any quantified outcomes on Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind’s website.

   Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind - Charity Intelligence

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   Can a blind person apply for a guide dog?

   • Follow the link to read Realities of Guide Dog Mobility, which details many important factors to consider before applying for a guide dog. You are eligible to apply to Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind if you are registered as legally blind; a permanent resident of Canada; and at least sixteen years old.

   Acquiring A Guide Dog – Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   How much does a guide dog cost a blind person?

   • How much does the guide dog cost the person who is blind? The client leases the guide dog for $1.00 from the Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind. The client is responsible for the care, feeding and veterinary costs, but may apply to Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind’s Veterinary Reimbursement Fund for routine expenses.

   FAQ – Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

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8. guidedogs5050.caCanadian Guide Dogs for the Blind

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   Canadian Guide Dogs for the Blind (CGDB) is a national, charitable organization founded in 1984 to provide Canadians with greater mobility and independence through the use of professionally trained guide dogs (nationally)and mobility assistance dogs (Ottawa area). Registered Charity #10684 6819 RR0001