Since the day we were founded, Kids Help Phone has been powered by a national network of volunteers who give their time, energy, expertise and compassion. These individuals share our vision of a future in which every young person has access to the mental health support they need to truly thrive. To each of them, we extend our enduring gratitude.

Thank you to our growing community of monthly donors, whose generosity powers constant innovation as we work to transform the landscape of youth mental health care in Canada.

“I am just so pleased to be able to support your work with my monthly donations. I have been retired more than 20 years now from my job as a telephone operator at Bell Canada. I carried Kids Help Phone’s phone number with me on the job, and I offered to connect young people when they called in to ask questions. I was always so thankful that I came prepared, and I was always so thankful that you were on the job to help these young people.” – Loyal Kids Help Phone monthly donor

As one of Kids Help Phone’s four Founding Partners, Bell Canada has been there since day one – investing in the well-being of young people nationwide and rallying people from coast to coast to coast to stand up for youth mental health on Bell Let’s Talk Day.

On May 16, 2021, Dance + More for Tomorrow powered by BMO invited people across Canada to record videos of themselves dancing, hopping, skipping, swaying or moving in whatever way brought them joy and then share their videos on social media using the hashtag #dance4tomorrow.

A total of 6,677 supporters representing 587 teams created videos and raised over $2.8 million for Kids Help Phone – an extraordinary gift of hope for the youth of Canada.

Inspired by an idea shared with him by 14-year-old Montreal resident Jesse Briscoe, Andre De Grasse – six-time Olympic medallist and reigning Olympic champion in the 200m sprint – launched the eight-week RACE WITH ME! Virtual Challenge open_in_new in mid-2021 to raise money for Kids Help Phone.