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# Ulnooweg Foundation

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- [Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award Announces 2025 recipients](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2025/12/10/nikanus-red-dress-award/) - The Genevieve Francis Memorial Fund proudly announces the four Indigenous youth receiving the 2025 Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award for excellence in sport, culture, and community.
- [New Donor-designated Fund Announced: Red Tape Athletic Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2025/11/22/red-tape-fund-announced/) - Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation and the MacDonald Family launch a new donor-designated fund, the Red Tape Athletic Fund is to support Indigenous AUS student-athletes with strong academics and community leadership.
- [Genevieve Francis Memorial Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2022/08/08/genevieve-francis-memorial-fund/) - Genevieve Francis Memorial Fund The Genevieve Francis Memorial Fund, established in 2022 through the Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation, aims to provide support to sport, recreation, and physical activity opportunities for Indigenous women & girls in Atlantic Canada. The fund was created by Ryan Francis (Acadia First Nation) after being named a finalist for the 2022
- [Balsam L'nu Scholarship Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2022/01/24/balsam-lnu-scholarship-fund/) - L'nu Scholarship Fund Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation has worked with Balsam Inc. to establish the Balsam L’nu Scholarship Fund to provide financial assistance to Indigenous students from Atlantic Canada, with the aim of helping them pursue post-secondary education. The Fund is accepting new gifts to expand their ability to award scholarships, bursaries and other assistance to our students. Please
- [Empowering Communities: Blake's Journey with Holistic Haven and Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2024/03/04/blakes-journey/) - Empowering Communities: Blake’s Journey with Holistic Haven and Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation In the bustling landscape of entrepreneurship, a remarkable 29-year-old Inuk woman named Blake Sheppard-Pardy is carving her path with a unique venture called Holistic Haven Inc. Serving all of Labrador, this new business venture offers private counseling and consulting services to clients of
- [Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation Supports the Wolastoqey Language through the Creation of a New Designated Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2023/10/12/wolastoqey-language-fund/) - The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation has a new designated fund for individuals and organizations who can donate towards the revitalization of an endangered language.
- [Forward.Together: Connecting Philanthropy with Indigenous Communities](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2023/09/05/forward-together-connection-philanthropy-with-indigenous-communities/) - Forward.Together: Connecting Philanthropy with Indigenous Communities A Transformative Gathering September 5, 2023 (Fredericton, NB) – Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation will hold its inaugural event, Forward.Together: Connecting Philanthropy with Indigenous Communities at the Fredericton Convention Centre in New Brunswick. This event is designed to provide philanthropy and Indigenous communities a nexus for strengthening relationships, understanding,
- [We Rise Again Fund to Support Those Impacted by Wildfires with Rebuilding and Mental Health Supports](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2023/06/07/1282/) - We Rise Again Fund to Support Those Impacted by Wildfires with Rebuilding and Mental Health Supports Donations will support Shelburne County, Hammonds Plains/Tantallon, and other acutely impacted communities. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 06, 2023 HALIFAX, NS – As Nova Scotians continue to deal with wildfires, evacuation orders and the aftermath of those wildfires now under
- [Indigenous Youth Cultural Resilience Grant 2023](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2023/02/03/indigenous-youth-cultural-resilience-grant-2023/) - The Community Services Recovery Fund is a one-time investment of $400 million that will help charities, non-profits and Indigenous Governing Bodies to acquire the tools they need to adapt and modernize so they can better support pandemic recovery in communities across Canada.
- [Community Services Recovery Fund is Now Open.](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2023/01/23/community-services-recovery-fund-is-now-open/) - The Community Services Recovery Fund is a one-time investment of $400 million that will help charities, non-profits and Indigenous Governing Bodies to acquire the tools they need to adapt and modernize so they can better support pandemic recovery in communities across Canada.
- [<strong>Government of Canada announces National Funders selected to support charities and non-profits</strong>](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2022/11/22/government-of-canada-announces-national-funders-selected-to-support-charities-and-non-profits/) - The Community Services Recovery Fund is a one-time investment of $400 million that will help charities, non-profits and Indigenous Governing Bodies to acquire the tools they need to adapt and modernize so they can better support pandemic recovery in communities across Canada.
- [Investment Readiness Program (round 3)](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2022/10/11/investment-readiness-program-round-3/) - Community Foundations of Canada’s Second and Final Intake for IRP In 2019, Community Foundations of Canada, alongside the Government of Canada and several partner organizations, announced the Investment Readiness Program (IRP), a program that helps social purpose organizations scale up their social enterprises to prepare to accept investments. The goal of the IRP is to
- [Partnership to Empower Indigenous Youth](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2020/10/22/partnership-to-empower-indigenous-youth/) - Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation and Mastercard Foundation Form Partnership to Empower Indigenous Youth The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation (UICF) is supporting foundational change for Indigenous youth in Atlantic Canada. UICF, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, is making a significant investment to empower Indigenous youth and communities to envision and implement solutions in four key
- [Re-activating the Emergency Community Support Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2020/10/13/re-activating-the-emergency-community-support-fund/) - The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation is re-activating the Emergency Community Support Fund alongside Community Foundations of Canada! The application deadline is October 30, 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic has been an unpredictable and challenging time for many, with some communities experiencing higher levels of vulnerability than others. Marginalized groups, youth, children and the elderly, essential workers,
- [Investment Readiness Program (round 2)](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2020/08/11/investment-readiness-program-round-2/) - Community Foundations of Canada’s Second and Final Intake for IRP In 2019, Community Foundations of Canada, alongside the Government of Canada and several partner organizations, announced the Investment Readiness Program (IRP), a program that helps social purpose organizations scale up their social enterprises to prepare to accept investments. The goal of the IRP is to
- [Funding for Indigenous Communities and Youth](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2020/04/01/funding-for-indigenous-communities-and-youth/) - New Funding for Indigenous Communities and Youth in Atlantic Canada The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation (“UICF”) is pleased to announce new funding to help the Indigenous communities and youth in Atlantic Canada. Through a partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, and a generous grant to UICF under its COVID Recovery and Resilience Program, a total of $200,000 is available to be granted to Indigenous communities that
- [Emergency Community Support Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2020/05/19/emergency-community-support-fund/) - Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation Activates Emergency Community Support Fund Vulnerable populations across Canada continue to be disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Marginalized groups, youth, children and the elderly, essential workers, and newcomers are just some of the communities that are facing increased challenges right now. Launched on May 19, 2020, the Government of Canada’s new
- [New Funding for Indigenous Social Enterprises](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2020/01/08/new-funding-for-indigenous-social-enterprises/) - Announcing New Funding for Atlantic Indigenous Social Enterprises Ulnooweg Development Group and the Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation are pleased to announce that $40,000 in non-repayable funding is available to support Indigenous social enterprises in Atlantic Canada prior to the end of March 2020! In partnership with the Community Foundations of Canada, which is a partner
- [RBC Future Launch Community Challenge](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/2019/12/19/rbc-future-launch-community-challenge/) - RBC Future Launch Community Challenge As a part of the RBC Future Launch Community Challenge, grants have been made to youth-led projects in 150 small and medium-sized communities across Canada. The goal of the program is to shift the power to young leaders making positive social or environmental change in their communities while gaining valuable

## Pages

- [Home](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/) - Our Mission To take a leadership role in closing the gap between the philanthropic sector and Indigenous Communities. As chiefs and leaders, it is our goal to create new funds, pursue investment opportunities, and increase public understanding of the opportunities for Indigenous Communities and philanthropy. LEARN MOREPhilanthropic Funds Learn about the six types of funds
- [ta’n telo’ltimk : a way of life](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/a-way-of-life/) - Supporting Indigenous Youth to lead systemic change The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation and Mastercard Foundation have formed a partnership to empower Indigenous youth! The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation is an innovative, Indigenous-led registered charity dedicated to improving lives by connecting the Indigenous people and communities of Atlantic Canada with Canada’s philanthropic sector. In a five-year
- [Genevieve Francis Memorial Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/genevieve-francis-memorial-fund/) - The Genevieve Francis Memorial Fund, established in 2022 through the Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation, aims to provide support to sport, recreation, and physical activity opportunities for Indigenous women & girls in Atlantic Canada. The fund was created by Ryan Francis (Wasoqopa’q First Nation) after being named a finalist for the 2022 Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award presented
- [Giving](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/giving/) - Support the Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation and help strengthen Indigenous youth education, language revitalization, and community-led initiatives.
- [Red Tape Athletic Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/philanthropicfunds/red-tape-fund/) - Supports Indigenous AUS student-athletes who show athletic excellence, academic promise, and community involvement, rooted in accountability, inclusion, and reconciliation through sport.
- [Red Tape Award](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/red-tape-award/) - Supporting Indigenous Excellence in Sport, Education & Community The Red Tape Award, an initiative of the Red Tape Athletic Fund, celebrates Indigenous student-athletes who exemplify leadership, perseverance, and community spirit. Each year, the award recognizes one Indigenous athlete competing in Atlantic University Sport (AUS) who demonstrates excellence in athletics, promise in academics, and meaningful community
- [Wolastoqey Language Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/philanthropicfunds/wolastoqey-language-fund/) - A Language in Urgent Need of Revitalization It is estimated that fewer than 100 fluent speakers of the Wolastoqey language remain, with most over the age of 65. UNESCO classifies Wolastoqey as severely endangered. In response to this urgent need, the Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation has created a new designated fund to support the revitalization
- [Balsam L’nu Scholarship Fund](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/philanthropicfunds/lnu-scholarship-fund/) - Building a Path for Young Indigenous Professionals to Enter a More Indigenized Workplace The Balsam L’nu Scholarship Fund is a meaningful partnership between Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation and Balsam Professional Corporation. Together, we are investing in the next generation of Indigenous leaders by creating pathways for youth to enter a more inclusive and Indigenized workforce.
- [Forward.Together Philanthropy Meeting 2023 - Stay Connected](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/forward-together-philanthropy-meeting-2023-stay-connected/) - Continuing the Conversation Greetings to all our valued attendees and participants of the Forward.Together: Connecting Philanthropy with Indigenous Communities gathering. We came together in Fredericton, NB, from October 17-19, 2023, uniting diverse voices, to strengthen the ties between philanthropy and Indigenous communities. This space has been created as a continuation of our collective journey. Here,
- [UICF Post Secondary Support Bursary Application](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/uicf-bursary-application/) - Applications are ALMOST OPEN for the 2025-2026 academic year. Scholarships and bursaries are one way in which we strengthen educational pathways and support the transition to employment and entrepreneurship. UICF creates specific initiatives to address the educational needs of our youth as they arise. Eligibility Indigenous youth from Atlantic Canada under 30 years old
- [About](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/about/) - MailXFacebookLinkedin The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation is a new registered charity that will help strengthen the relationships between Canada’s philanthropic sector and the Indigenous communities of Atlantic Canada. Canada’s philanthropic sector – registered charities and individual and corporate donors – plays a critical role in the success and vitality of the country. The sector is
- [Featured Projects](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/featuredprojects/) - Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award Announces 2025 recipients December 10, 2025 Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award Announces 2025 recipients Atlantic Canada (December 11, 2025) – The Genevieve Francis Memorial Fund is proud to announce the four recipients of the 2025 Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award, celebrating Indigenous youth who demonstrate outstanding leadership through sport, culture,
- [Press Releases](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/press-releases/) - Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award Announces 2025 recipients December 10, 2025 Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award Announces 2025 recipients Atlantic Canada (December 11, 2025) – The Genevieve Francis Memorial Fund is proud to announce the four recipients of the 2025 Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award, celebrating Indigenous youth who demonstrate outstanding leadership through sport, culture,
- [Donate](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/donate/) - Join the Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation in transforming philanthropy and contributing to positive change with Indigenous Communities. Together, let's create spaces of learning, innovation, relationship-building, co-creation and activation. Qualified donees include registered charities and some public bodies, including First Nation Bands that are registered with the Canada Revenue Agency. Most Atlantic First Nations Bands are
- [Qualified Donee](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/become-a-qualified-donee/)
- [Philanthropic Funds](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/philanthropicfunds/) - The Foundation can work with businesses, other organizations, individuals, and families to achieve their philanthropic goals. There are six types of funds available to benefit Indigenous Qualified Donees (communities and charitable organizations), so there are lots of options to work together. Please contact us to discuss these options in more detail. Scholarship Funds: The Foundation
- [Forward.Together: About](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/about-forward-together/) - APPROACH DAY ONE: The FoundationA Day of Learning and Insight The first day will set the stage for an enriching learning experience. An educational workshop will provide an overview of philanthropy in Canada by charity lawyer Richard Bridge. We’ll explore topics such as: Canada’s charitable sector Philanthropy and Indigenous communities Qualified donee status Charities working
- [Forward.Together: Connecting Philanthropy with Indigenous Communities](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/forward-together-connecting-philanthropy-with-indigenous-communities/) - Speaker & Session Info Schedule of Events PURPOSE Join Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation for its first Forward. Together. Connecting Philanthropy with Indigenous Communities gathering as we work side by side to strengthen relationships, understanding, and collaboration between philanthropy and Indigenous communities. The gathering will be held in Fredericton, NB from October 17-19, 2023. To build
- [Newsletter](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/newsletter/) - MailXFacebookLinkedin The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation is a registered charity that helps strengthen the relationships between Canada’s philanthropic sector and the First Nations communities of Atlantic Canada. Sign up for our Newsletter below. Get monthly news updates from Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation in your inbox. First Name Last Name Email (required) *Select list(s) to subscribe
- [Indigenous Youth Cultural Resilience Grant 2023](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/indigenous-youth-cultural-resilience-grant-2023/) - Applications for the Cultural Resilience Grant are now closed. Thank you to everyone who took the time to apply. Submit a proposal outlining a project that would preserve or revitalize a cultural practice or art form while connecting the community for a chance to win up to $5,000 for your project! Rules
- [UICF EleV Bursary 2023 Survey](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/uicf-elev-bursary-2023-survey/) - We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your participation in the EleV bursary program during the past academic year. As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the program and better support students like you, we would like to request your feedback through a brief survey. Your input will help us to understand
- [Our Mission](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/our-mission/) - We will take a leadership role in closing the gap between the philanthropic sector and Indigenous Communities. As chiefs and leaders of our communities, it is our mission to: Work with and support Atlantic Indigenous communities to achieve their philanthropic plans and goals; Create and manage new endowment funds, including specific donor advised, donor directed,
- [Contact](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/contact/) - Our Team is Ready to Help! Contact us toll-free at 1-888-766-2376. Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation 4 Stanley Johnson St. Millbrook, NS B6L 5B4 FacebookXLinkedin
- [Emergency Support Funds](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/emergency-community-support-fund/) - During these unprecedented times, there are supports available to help Indigenous communities and organizations continue to do good works for their members. This page will be updated as new funds become available. Click the fund titles below for details and applications. Other Indigenous-focused Funds Indigenous People's Resilience Fund The Indigenous Peoples Resilience Fund (IPRF) is
- [Community Engagement Contest](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/community-engagement-contest/) - Create a video submission outlining a project that will enhance opportunities for youth in community while bringing community together in purpose. Contest Rules Your project should fall under at least one of our four pillars: Education, Employment & Entrepreneurship, Youth Leadership, and Culture & Language. Your project should be sustainable, impactful, and create long-lasting positive
- [UICF EleV Bursary Followup](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/uicf-elev-bursary-followup/) - Congratulations! To ensure you receive your funds each month, fill out this form with all supporting documents by October 21, 2022.
- [EleV Testimonial Form](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/elev-testimonial-form/)
- [Holistic Wellness for Indigenous Youth](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/holistic-wellness-for-indigenous-youth/) - Open to Indigenous youth ages 16-25, the purpose of this workshop is to provide Indigenous youth with a safe space to learn the tools to navigate their mental, physical, and spiritual health, to support their self-love and acceptance journey, and to foster healthy relationships and connections through open conversation. Topics will include mindfulness, meditation, movement, nourishment, and
- [Join our Team](https://ulnoowegfoundation.ca/about/join-our-team/) - MailXFacebookLinkedin The Ulnooweg Indigenous Communities Foundation is a registered charity that will help strengthen the relationships between Canada’s philanthropic sector and the First Nations communities of Atlantic Canada. Stay tuned for openings
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