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The impact of Noah Dugas · 7N1D

Noah’s story continues in every heart he’s touched.

$472,830

directly contributed to empower youth, support families in crisis, promote organ donation and advance pediatric healthcare.

Where it goes

How your support makes a difference

44% of funds

Empowering Youth

$206,160

  • Shared Noah Dugas’ story with over 100,000 people through online, school and community programs
  • 1,900+ people have taken the NoahStrong Ambassador pledge
  • Awarded over $50,000 in school bursaries
  • Over 1,500 youth hockey players, families and community partners attend the annual NoahStrong Day
  • Promoted NoahStrong Jersey Days to inspire kindness and resiliency within schools and the community
Learn more about empowering youth

37% of funds

Supporting Families in Crisis

$175,150

  • Distributed Comfort Packs at North Bay Regional Health Centre
  • Provided accommodations to caregivers while loved ones are hospitalized
  • Supported Hope Air and hospitalized children with special gifts
  • Contributed to One Kids Place programs (equipment, music, art, camps)
  • Donated to families in need and initiatives such as Santa Fund, Rotary for Kids, The Joy Project and the YMCA of North Bay
Learn more about supporting families in crisis

5% of funds

Organ & Tissue Donation

$22,020

  • Partnered with Green Shirt Day and The Canadian Transplant Association
  • Promoted the 7N1D Gift of 8 Campaign encouraging donor status checks
  • Supports transplant recipients through their waits and recoveries
  • Sponsor of the Canadian Transplant Games
  • Recipient of the 2024 Logan Boulet Award
Learn more about organ & tissue donation

15% of funds

Understanding Youth Stroke

$69,500

  • Funded Holland Bloorview research for youth rehabilitation
  • Created the NoahStrong Pediatric Resident Bursary at NOSM
  • Sponsor of NOSM’s NoahStrong Pediatric Conference
Learn more about understanding youth stroke

To remember to always be a kind person, that’s who Noah was and is still today.

Grade 1 student

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