Our Corporate Supporters

We believe that working in collaboration with the businesses and organisations in our communities is critical to our mutual successes. Working together on innovative projects to empower women and create change will ultimately result in shared opportunities for everyone.

There are many ways to support Minerva Foundation programs

Make a direct donation
Sponsor an educational Bursary Award
Sponsor a Program
Sponsor an Event
Give in-kind gifts

Read more about ways to support us and their benefits.

For more information on becoming a corporate supporter contact Carrie-Ann Goodfellow, our Resource Development Manager at 604.683.7635 or carrieanng@theminervafoundation.com.

Donor Testimonial from Bell Canada

Bell has been so proud of its relationship with the Minerva Foundation and especially proud to support the Combining Our Strength initiative. They have had such great success in developing a program that inspires and empowers women in Aboriginal communities to reach their full potential and embrace new opportunities. It is been our privilege to support the work that they have done to make tangible, positive change in the lives of BC women.

The Minerva Foundation appreciates the generous funding and support it receives from all of the following organizations.

Blake

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INAC

RSA

Jarislowsky Fraser Limited

Leith Wheeler Investment Funds Ltd

”It is difficult to identify the specific reasons that one might consider in making a decision to support one organization over another. My unquestioned support of Minerva is because of the high degree of success and the empowerment with the individuals they support. With the educational awards assistance many of the recipients are able to move with greater freedom and support both themselves, their families and their communities.

Over the years I have been privileged to meet some of the recipients who have been successful and whose lives are changed as a result of the opportunities that Minerva offers them. I wish the recipients and the Minerva Foundation continued success.”

Tom Kinloch.