A national movement of compassion, opportunity, and unity.

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The United We Stand Canada Foundation is strengthened by the organizations that believe in our mission and stand alongside us as we empower youth, support Canadians in crisis, and build stronger communities. These affiliations reflect our commitment to collaboration, integrity, and meaningful impact.

University of Guelph-Humber

Our affiliation with the University of Guelph‑Humber represents a shared commitment to student success, experiential learning, and community engagement. Through this partnership, we work together to create opportunities for young Canadians to develop leadership skills, gain real‑world experience, and contribute to positive change across the country.

More affiliations will be added as our national network continues to grow.

United We Stand Canada Empowerment Foundation is approved to post student roles, internships, and volunteer opportunities across multiple Canadian colleges and universities. These institutions help us connect with emerging talent and provide meaningful experiences for students nationwide.

Current participating schools include:

• OCAD University
• York University
• Ontario Tech University
• Conestoga College
• Sheridan College
• University of Toronto
• Seneca Polytechnic
• University of Guelph‑Humber

This network will continue to grow as we expand our national student outreach.

We welcome partnerships with:

• Colleges & universities
• Corporate sponsors
• Influencers & public figures
• Community organizations
• Celebrities & advocates
• Mission‑aligned nonprofits

If you share our commitment to youth empowerment, national unity, and social impact, we’d love to hear from you.

Let’s build something meaningful together.

The United We Stand Canada Foundation is built on a foundation of integrity, transparency, and responsible stewardship. As a developing national charity, we are committed to meeting the highest standards of governance and ethical practice while we work toward full charitable status with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

The Foundation is currently in the process of preparing and submitting its application for charitable registration with the CRA.

During this startup phase, we are:

• Establishing compliant governance structures
• Documenting our charitable purposes and activities
• Implementing transparent financial practices
• Ensuring all programs align with CRA guidelines

Once approved, the Foundation will be able to issue official tax receipts for eligible donations. Until then, we operate with the same level of accountability expected of a registered charity.

To meet CRA requirements and ensure ethical governance, the Foundation maintains an arm’s‑length Board of Directors. This means:

• The majority of board members are not related by blood, marriage, or business ties
• Decisions are made independently and in the best interest of the Foundation
• Oversight is balanced, transparent, and free from conflicts of interest

This structure protects the integrity of the organization and ensures that all actions reflect our mission and the needs of the communities we serve.

We are committed to operating with honesty, fairness, and respect in every aspect of our work. Our ethical standards include:

• Transparent decision‑making
• Responsible financial stewardship
• Clear separation between charitable and commercial activities
• Respectful treatment of all individuals and communities
• Zero tolerance for discrimination, harassment, or unethical conduct

These principles guide our leadership, our programs, and our partnerships.

We believe trust is earned through openness. As the Foundation grows, we will:

• Publish annual reports and financial statements
• Share program updates and impact summaries
• Maintain clear communication with donors and partners
• Uphold strict privacy and data protection practices

Our commitment to transparency ensures that every donor, volunteer, and supporter can see the real impact of their contribution.