COVID-19 Fund
All Join Hands Canada now has a fund to assist clubs restart once we’re allowed to dance again. Clubs will need help with a variety of things like facilities, callers, financial assistance for some dancers, advertising and more. You can help by making a tax-deductible donation now. You can even direct your donation to a […]
COVID-19 help
All Join Hands Canada is working on ways to help clubs when it is finally time to dance again (whenever that might be). At the moment, we have an anonymous donor who will match any donations designated for COVID-19 relief. This will, of course, double the positive impact of your donation. Click on the “donate” […]
Lots of support
Since we started in 2012, we’ve helped many projects related to LGBTQ* square dancing with support of over $28,000.
A great year!
This year, in addition to the GCA school, we were able to support first-timers at two fly-ins and help two clubs with innovative recruitment.
We’re in Seattle!
All Join Hands Canada is happy to support two very promising callers at the annual Gay Callers Association caller school.
Fly-ins and club development
This year, All Join Hands Canada has been able to help first-time attendees at Canadian fly-ins and help club with recruitment at Pride and other events.
GCA School at Maple Leafs Regroup
All Join Hands Canada was able to sponsor 8 Canadian students at the annual Gay Callers Association caller school prior to “Maple Leafs Regroup” in Toronto. There’s a lot of promising talent there!
IAGSDC Convention coming back to Toronto
The annual IAGSDC convention will be in Toronto in 2016. All Join Hands Canada is going to help “Maple Leafs Regroup” to be a success.
Weave Your Heart in San Francisco
All Join Hands Canada sponsored 4 Canadian dancers who attended their first IAGSDC Convention recently in San Francisco. All said they had a fantastic time.
Generous dancers help All Join Hands Canada get rolling
At the close of the annual IAGSDC Convention, dancers who were flying back to the United States generously donated their coins and raised over $1200 for All Join Hands Canada