WE ARE YOUNG
Granting Unfulfilled Wishes to Seniors
We Are Young is a charitable organization that grants unfulfilled wishes to seniors living in Nova Scotia. We grant unfulfilled wishes to seniors with the clear intention of changing the way society views, values and supports our oldest generation. Through granting wishes, our mission is to raise social awareness around the inequalities seniors face, encourage respect for and appreciation of seniors, and facilitate inter-generational connection where seniors experience inclusion and belonging in our communities.
WAY’s Blog
Stay up to date on our most recent fundraising campaigns, events, media coverage, and wishes granted!
WAY is now in the Atlantic Provinces!
WAY is now accepting applications from across the Atlantic Provinces! That's right, we're able to impact more seniors than ever before! If you, or someone you know, is 70 years of age or older and living within Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, or Newfoundland & Labrador, you can submit an application today!
’23 Valentine’s Day Campaign
Valentine's Day is upon us! We've partnered with our dear friends at Rousseau Chocolatier to spread love to hundreds of seniors again this year. Help us reach our goal to delivering 1,000 Valentine's to seniors in our community! Together, let’s continue to build momentum, create change, and touch the lives of our seniors in as many ways as possible! Click above to purchase a Valentine!
WAY made Readers Digest!
Have you seen the 22' December issue of Readers Digest Canada? If you haven't, run to your local supermarket or pharmacy and grab your copy today! If you opn to page 10, co-founder Katie Mahoney and Cara Chisholm will be there to greet you with a smile for We Are Young' 3 page feature story! Thank you Reader's Digest Canada and everyone who has supported, donated, promoted, volunteered, or believed in We Are Young's mission since day one. We are truly grateful for each and every one of you!
“Chase Your Dreams, whatever you want to do, and you’ll get there.”
Alfred Myra , 92
“Alzheimer’s disease has taken a lot from my father. This experience gave something back. Thank you for that.”
Stuart’s Son
“Never in my wildest dreams did I ever expect that I would go back to Amethyst Cove. I will never say I am too old.”
Victor Althiem, 78
