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From September to December for our fifth annual Hacking for the Holidays campaign, presented by the Air Canada Foundation (new window), we’re engaging 1,000 volunteers — students, corporate partners, and other community members — to help us adapt and donate 2,500 toys and switches to families and clinicians all over Canada.
Neil Squire’s Makers Making Change program is partnering with Bambu Lab and six 3D printing focused accessibility organizations to launch Make for Good, a global accessibility design challenge on MakerWorld, the world’s largest platform for sharing, downloading, and printing 3D models.
Yesterday, our Regina Office hosted their fall Meet and Greet, inviting partners, employers and stakeholders to our offices to share our programming and offerings and tour our space.
James, a person with disabilities himself, has been busy as a Clubs That Care leader, printing over 50 devices for Ability NB service participants and others in the community.
It was only natural when Alyssa decided to volunteer as a Clubs That Care leader, building assistive devices for Canadians with disabilities, that she’d rope in her father. Since then, they’ve built and delivered nearly 30 devices.