 | Our Community Kihada Works Design places value on our communities. Businesses in our neighbourhoods are important because our future is with-in our communities. We help create success and support the goals of non-profit organizations that care about supporting our community. Let us help you the best we can, Kreatively thinking for our community.  Non-profit organizations we are privileged to worked with: |
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 | Dreams Take Flight is a national volunteer charitable organization dedicated to providing the trip of a lifetime to physically, mentally or socially challenged children. With the aid of Air Canada, other national and local organizations and businesses, money is raised to make the dreams a reality in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and Halifax. Funds not required for its primary purpose can be gifted by Dreams Take Flight to other registered charities that benefit physically, mentally or socially challenged children and are within the policies adopted by Dreams Take Flight Canada.  Criteria to qualify as a Dreams Take Flight child.  Children selected to be on our Dream Flight must meet the following criteria: Must be 6 - 11 years old.  Financially unable to experience the magic of Disney.  Has never been to Walt Disney World or any Disney Theme Park.  Must be a Canadian citizen, and have, or be able to obtain, a valid birth certificate.  Must be able to legally enter the U.S. Is physically able to handle the long and extremely tiring day (approximately 20 hours). |
 | Vancouver Latin American Film Festival | VLAFF is a non-profit cultural promoter that strives to entertain audiences, provide insight into Latin American social issues, and celebrate the rich traditions of these diverse countries. This annual, non-competitive festival promotes dialogue between cultures and explores historical and social issues through the eyes of filmmakers. Since 2003, VLAFF has continued to provide audiences with the unique opportunity of experiencing Latin American cinema in Vancouver. Mission  To provide a forum for the promotion and exhibition of Latin American cinema. To provide independent filmmakers with the opportunity to display their artistic efforts. To provide Canadian audiences with an opportunity to observe a variety of films, which closely reflect the society and people of Latin American countries. To generate a network between the Canadian and Latin American film industries and forge an artistic alliance between the two. |
 | Green Thumb Theatre creates and produces plays that explore social issues relevant to the lives of children, youth and young adults. They provide theatre that celebrates the language and stories of today's generation and culture to stimulate empathy, debate and critical thinking. Green Thumb Theatre was founded in 1975 to develop original Canadian plays for young audiences. Since that time, Green Thumb has emerged as one of Canada's leading theatre companies for young people, producing excellent material for audiences and artists, and contributing to the growing body of work evolving in this field. Green Thumb demonstrates a new excitement and potential for children's theatre. After more than 30 years, Green Thumb Theatre is still at the forefront of the Theatre in Education movement, using the emotional impact of live performance to educate and empower young people. We challenge our audience to re-examine their beliefs and prejudices and to define their feelings and aspirations. Green Thumb believes that young Canadians face the same scope of issues, problems, concerns and interests that adults do; however, many young people are disempowered from effectively confronting difficult or complex situations, a result of societal, systemic or cultural beliefs and discriminations. As Canadian society diversifies it is more important than ever that people respect each other and each other's differences. |
 | At Roseneath Theatre we create and produce plays of enduring quality specifically for Young People and Family Audiences. We use top professional theatre artists to create and perform fully produced, original plays for young people and their families all over the world. Roseneath Theatre gives over 300 performances per year to approximately 100,000 young people and their families making it the largest touring theatre in Ontario.  Our 'Vision and Mission' gives a detailed description of our goals and working methods, the 'Awards and Accolades' document reflects the artistic success of those methods.  "We believe that the performing arts are one of the great civilizing forces of our age. That children should be exposed to a wide variety of arts experiences as often as possible, throughout their formation and that children are not only the audiences of the future but the passionate, energetic and hungry audiences of the present." David S. Craig, Artistic Director  |
