Our Grantee Partners

The Foundation’s partners are doing remarkable things, from advancing conservation initiatives and addressing climate change to championing gender justice and fostering community resilience. We offer multi-year, unrestricted funding that gives organizations the flexibility to achieve their important work.

Current Grantees

Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights

All My Relations Indigenous Society / Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week

Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland

Canadian Parks & Wildlife Society (CPAWS BC)

Canadian Women’s Foundation 

Clean Energy Canada

Coalition of Child Care Advocates of BC

Coast Conservation Endowment Fund Foundation

Create Climate Equity (CCE)

David Suzuki Foundation

Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre

Equality Fund

Family Services of the North Shore

Fresh Roots Urban Farm Society

FRIDA / Young Feminist Fund

Justice for Girls Outreach Society

Low Carbon Funders Group

Metro Vancouver Zero Emissions Innovation Centre (ZEIC)

Movement: Metro Vancouver Transit Riders

My Climate Plan

Nature United

Neighbours United for Nature Society

Options for Sexual Health

Oxfam Canada

Pacific Immigrant Resources Society

Pembina Institute

Rise Women’s Legal Centre

Saint James Music Academy

Squamish Helping Hands Society

STAND.earth

Urgent Action Fund 

Wildsight

WISH Drop-In Centre Society

Youth Climate Corps BC

YWCA Metro Vancouver

Zero Ceiling Society of Canada


Legacy Grantees

Organizations the Foundation has previously partnered with from 2020 onwards. Note that organizations from before 2020 are not listed.

AIDS-Free World

BC Newcomer Camp

BC Women’s Health Foundation

CityHive

Harmony Foundation of Canada

International Crisis Group

Iron & Earth

Kinbrace

Landesa     

Lions Gate Hospital Foundation

Organizing for Change

PLUSEC (Pluralism, Human Security & Sustainability Centre)

Raincoast Conservation Foundation

RefugePoint, Inc.

The Climate Justice Organizing HUB

News & Impact Stories

Shaping climate and conservation policy, strengthening feminist movements, and building the care economy.