Reach Out to Humanity (ROTH) is a registered* non-profit, secular organization that is founded on the principle that every human being has the right to proper health care, clean water, education, nutrition, and shelter regardless of race, gender, or religion. Our aim is to uphold these ideals through various ongoing initiatives in disadvantaged areas throughout the world.

*Charity Business Number 80311 7258RR0001 with Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)

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Anne-Marie Chagnon Jewellery Workshop and Sale for the benefit of ROTH 27.03.2013
It is our pleasure to invite you to a jewellery workshop-sale with proceeds going to Reach Out to Humanity...
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It is our pleasure to invite you to a jewellery workshop-sale with proceeds going to Reach Out to Humanity (ROTH). ROTH is a volunteer organization that works closely with local partners in low-income countries to meet needs in education, health, water and shelter, and to bring lasting change to these contexts. An original way to support ROTH's mission, Anne-Marie Chagnon brings beautiful creations, handmade in Montreal!
 
Our New Logo 27.10.2012
As their final exam in December 2011, students from the graphic design collegiate course offered at the Cégep de Trois-Rivières were asked to partake in a real project: to come up with a new visual identity for ROTH. 20 projects were presented to ROTH with the winning project earning the chance to see their project through in collaboration with Cossette, one of Montreal’s top marketing firms. Vanessa Negreiros has won the challenge for her creative vision and Barbara Jacques, Director of Design Services at Cossette in Montréal has mentored her during the spring 2012 for the design of ROTH new graphic identity.
 
ROTH and the Centre for Global Health, Trinity College Dublin are pleased to announce a new partnership with medconnect.ie to offer 3-4 students the opportunity to participate in an intensive 4-12 week medical elective across two different health centres in Nakuru, Kenya. This elective is highly suitable for those with a serious interest in the fields of internal or tropical medicine, OBGYN, and paediatrics.
 

The last two weeks of the project were without rest for the volunteers!  With a strict deadline looming, windows frames still needed to be painted, touch-ups still needed to happen, final floors needed to be poured, and finishings still needed installing.  Working straight through the weekend, from dawn until dusk, we finally managed to finish the building on time for the August 17th deadline. 

 
18 hours and 60 miles of mountain running was not enough. I ran out of time. No pun intended.