The McLoughlin Gardens Society has plans to launch a membership drive, develop walking trails, install informational panels, and raise funds to convert the shed into an artist and writing studio, while also maintaining the house and gardens.

Basic Needs + Mitey Deeds is a legacy fund connecting women and girls to shelter, support, and potential.

The Jhajj Foundation supports qualified applicants pursuing community economic development initiatives, with priority given to organizations with programs to support alcohol addiction and/or recovery.

The John and Joan Freeman Scholarship Fund provides a scholarship or a bursary to female high school athletes in East Vancouver, pursuing post-secondary education.

The Lulu Fund was created by Louise Leclair, in consultation with Barbara Pulling, as a means of supporting Vancouver-based community arts and social justice organizations.

The Arts for Life Fund was created in 2014 by Christine Rondeau and Alistair Stewart to support qualified donees that focus on art projects, work spaces and artists in Vancouver, including dance, theatre, fine art and music.

The Black Students in Canada Fund supports Black students with financial barriers to pursue public post-secondary education.

KEATCA envisions a world where education is affordable and accessible to all. Founded on the model of sharing, KEATCA aims to build communities invested in promoting development through Knowledge, Education, and Training (KEAT) in Canada and around the world.

Gina Rubin and her mom Janis Eaglesham created the Chrion Fund in January 2000 to support organizations that contribute to the well-being of individuals with mental illness and their families. Gina's family believes that if people's stories and struggles on difficult subjects are shared more often, eventually it furthers the cause by removing prejudice, fear and isolation of those involved.

The Mary-Jo Dionne Productions Fund was created to support local children living in poverty or fighting critical illness.