Funding & donor information

Support a survivor-led foundation for dignity, safety, and justice.

The 777 Foundation Society is a grassroots, survivor-led non-profit organisation based in British Columbia, Canada. Your contribution helps build trauma-informed, peer-led programs and legal advocacy for newcomers and marginalized workers who are navigating complex systems with limited support.

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At this stage, the Society is in a pilot and capacity-building phase. Online donation processing is in development; institutional funders and individual donors are invited to connect directly using the form below.

Current funding priorities

Early-stage investment allows the Society to move from design to delivery while documenting safe, repeatable models that can be scaled or replicated with partners.

Core coordination and governance capacity for survivor-led program design.
Development and facilitation of peer-led support and resilience groups.
Legal advocacy tools, templates, and navigation frameworks for workers and newcomers.
Community outreach materials and story-based education for service providers and employers.

Grant and project funding Multi-year partnerships Individual donors & allies

Ways to support

The Society welcomes a mix of individual contributions, institutional grants, and in-kind professional support. All support is directed toward building safe, sustainable, trauma-informed programming.

Option 1 · Individual support

One-time and recurring gifts

Individuals can support the Society’s work through one-time contributions or informal recurring gifts. At this phase, contributions are coordinated directly with the Society to ensure secure processing and clear documentation.

Online donation tools in development

Option 2 · Institutional funding

Grants and project partnerships

Foundations, unions, community organisations, and public bodies can fund specific program streams or pilot projects, with co-designed outcomes and reporting. The Society can collaborate on concept notes, applications, and evaluation plans.

Open to joint proposals

Option 3 · In-kind support

Professional and operational services

Legal, policy, mental health, design, and operations professionals can contribute in-kind support to strengthen program design, safety protocols, and organisational infrastructure.

Advisory & pro bono roles

Use of funds and impact focus

Contributions are allocated according to clear priorities that balance direct support to participants with responsible infrastructure and documentation.

Indicative allocation

Program development and facilitation for peer-led groups and resilience activities.
Participant supports such as interpretation, accessible materials, and transportation where possible.
Legal advocacy tools, rights information, and navigation resources.
Organisational infrastructure, governance, and safeguarding policies.

Exact allocation depends on funding amount, restrictions, and jointly agreed project plans. The Society is committed to transparent documentation and simple, human-readable reporting.

Reporting and accountability

The Society is developing a concise reporting framework that combines narrative case examples, anonymised pattern data, and practical learning from each program cycle.

Clear description of activities delivered and participation levels.
Qualitative feedback and thematic observations from peer-led work.
Key lessons for systems, policy, and employer practice.

Reporting frequency and format can be tailored to funder requirements while protecting participant privacy.

Share funding or partnership interest

This short form generates a draft email to the Society. No information is sent from this page directly; it simply opens your email client with structured text for a clearer first conversation.

Funding interest form

Please avoid including full legal names, addresses, or employer identifiers in this initial note. Those details can be shared later, once an appropriate channel is confirmed.

Direct email contact

If you prefer, you can write directly to the Society using the address below. Please include a brief description of who you are, the kind of support you are exploring, and any timelines we should be aware of.

Email: contact@the777foundation.org
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The Society is a registered non-profit society in British Columbia. Charitable registration and the ability to issue official tax receipts are under exploration; this page will be updated as status evolves.