Regarding CAMH's Well@Work Program

Regarding CAMH's Well@Work Program

I wanted to share this news about the decision I’ve made to rescind my donation to CAMH for their Well@Work program. It was not a quick or easy decision, and in the 11 years that the Faas Foundation has been supporting admirable non-profit organizations, we have never taken back a donation. However, in the face of continual failure to be transparent about how they were using the funds we’d donated specifically for the Well@Work program, we think this decision is the right one. I hope that with this news, CAMH will take a hard look at their organization and consider the well-being of their employees. Check out Global News for my full statements on this situation. 

Image: CAMH, Vince Talotta via The Toronto Star


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