Become a Friend of CYH

CYH has helped organize more than 10 conferences and special events with groups like the Council of Canadians, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Farm Folk/City Folk and the BC Teachers’ Federation. We have visited over 19 communities across BC and reached over 40,000 youth through our workshops and projects.

We have done all of this with very little money and lot of energy and dedication. Our work has been so effective because we have pursued funding from sources that support us and allow us to do our work without compromising our message. Interest in our work is increasing at a rapid rate, so fast in fact that we can hardly keep up with requests for information, speakers and most importantly, workshops and training.

Three Easy Steps:

1. Download and print the form below.
2. Fill it out.
3. Mail form and a VOID CHEQUE to Check Your Head.

Click here to download printable donation form.

Top Five Reasons to Become a Friend of Check.

1. Support a volunteer, youth driven organization with a track record of bringing youth voices and perspectives to international concerns such as corporate globalization
2. Help to inform and involve youth in their communities
   in local events that have a global focus.
3. Assist Check Your Head in acting as an accessible
   resource center for youth for public information and opinion on
   current international agreements and global events.
4. Help to foster safe, supportive youth groups with
   experienced facilitators and youth service workers who believe in
   fun, interactive approaches to learning, mentoring, and facilitating
   peer circles.
5. Increase the ability of teachers to teach about
   corporate globalization in Canada’s public schools.

“I cannot overstate how important and exciting Check Your Head’s work has become to the local struggle for social justice and against corporate globalization. I strongly encourage you to contribute as much as you can.

Check Your Head is a joy to work with. Their dedication is inspiring, and their skills as organizers and educators are top notch. They are a bright new light in the struggle for economic, social and environmental justice.”
- Seth Klein, Director, Canadian Centre
for Policy Alternatives