About The Foundation

The foundation was established federally in Canada with a goal to support those in need globally.

We are starting our work locally in Ottawa, and then will expand provincially, nationally, and internationally to select countries over the next few years based on availability of funds.

Given that we seek to fill a gap in services already provided in certain regions, we hope to qualify from government funding in Canada and from international agencies' funds, to complement our personal investments and contributions from donors.

Our Mandate

The Wealthy Heart Foundation will fund new and existing programs that help women achieve financial stability through education, fulfilling employment, and peace of mind. This includes financial support to provide their children and beloved pets with appropriate care.
Priority will be given to First Nations and immigrants, however all in families need will be considered when attributing assistance.

The Wealthy Heart Foundation will provide assistance to women and children in need, so they can achieve their dreams and, in turn, contribute to making the world a better place.

Strategic Objectives

Enable women to leverage existing talents, develop new skills, and establish themselves professionally and financially.
Provide children living in underprivileged environments access to services covering their basic needs (e.g., healthy food, health care).
Support newcomers to Canada with resources 'way finding' to increase their chances of successfully settling in.

Strategic Objectives (Cont'd)

Help Foundation beneficiaries build capacity within their family unit to create generational wealth.
Improve living conditions for inhabitants of remote / rural regions of Canada and disadvantaged areas globally.
Improve the well-being of animals that are in a dire situation.
Contribute to the streamlining and optimization of the Canadian healthcare system.

Within three years of inception, the Wealthy Heart Foundation will have contributed to improving the lives of over one million people, whether a direct or indirect recipient of our funding.