La Capitale Foundation

Intégration TSA (ITSA)

ITSA is a Quebec non-profit organization that offers an adapted living environment to those age 21 or more who have an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), in order to boost their chances at securing employment while increasing their general independence and social participation.

Little Brothers

Little Brothers can rely on the La Capitale Foundation’s support to help achieve its mission. Now that it has a multi-year agreement, Little Brothers can take advantage of its partnership with La Capitale in the service of a common cause that is dear to the hearts of both organizations: helping vulnerable and isolated seniors. The La Capitale Foundation is contributing to the ambitious project of raising six million dollars over five years to improve the living conditions of the elderly, who often find themselves separated from the active world and struggling with precarious finances.

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Regroupement pour la Trisomie 21

The mission of Regroupement pour la Trisomie 21 (RT21) is to foster the full development of people with trisomy 21 (Down syndrome), promote their contribution to society and defend their rights. RT21 provides information, services, activities and support to parents and loved ones to people with trisomy 21.

McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) Foundation

To recognize and reward MUHC staff, La Capitale has partnered with the Hospital Hero program. This annual campaign enables patients and their families to give a boost to exceptional staff, physicians and volunteers by making a donation in their honour to the MUHC Foundation.

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