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Oakville Community Foundation

Hundal Family Foundation logo. Large gold H with the rest of the name in black type.

Community Wellbeing

Hundal Family Foundation

The Hundal Family Foundation is dedicated to making a positive and long-lasting impact on the community. Founded on the principles of compassion, empowerment, and sustainability, our Foundation aims to support a wide range of initiatives and causes that will uplift and strengthen the community as a whole.

Education

Oakville Youth Education Award

A one-time scholarship awarded to multiple students annually in the amount of $2,000 to recognize and award those who demonstrate involvement, integrity, improvement and inclusion.

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Arts, Culture, & Heritage

Education

Truth & Reconciliation

Sacred Trust Foundation

The Sacred Trust Foundation was established on the retirement of R. Stacey Laforme from the position of Gimaa (Chief) of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation to commemorate and continue his important work. A testament to his enduring commitment to raising consciousness, expanding allyship, and fostering reconciliation, the Sacred Trust Foundation will benefit the […]

SACF Logo. S is made to look like a music note with the ACF flowing out on music notation lines.

Arts, Culture, & Heritage

Children & Youth

SACF

To support youth activities and programs that demonstrably promote the development of Model Citizens.

In memory of Jane Taylor in type with a candle off to the right.

Memorial

Jane Taylor Memorial Fund

Jane passed quietly at home in Oakville on September 28, 2023. She was 90 years old. She never forgot her Scottish origins, and celebrated her morning tea until the last. She married Donald W. Taylor in 1954, and together they raised four children and many dogs before his death in 1995. She is survived by […]

Humming bird graphic with the words Steven Low Foundation in English and French.

Truth & Reconciliation

The Steven Low Foundation/La Fondation Steven Low

National foundation with the goal to find the graves of the missing indigenous children located at former residential schools across Canada.