Ways to Give
The First Nations Health Foundation’s Healing Path Circle is a special community of recurring donors who walk alongside First Nations people and communities in BC on their journey to self-determined health and wellness. By making gifts to the First Nations Health Foundation regularly, members of the Circle are building a steady foundation of support that ensures healing and wellness initiatives can flourish today, tomorrow, and for generations to come.
Joining the Circle is becoming part of a collective movement of care, hope, and transformation. Each monthly or biweekly gift, no matter the size, creates ripples of impact: strengthening community-led health projects, advancing culturally safe care, and ensuring First Nations knowledge and wellness practices are honoured and sustained.
Together, we are on the path forward. Step into the Healing Path Circle and help create lasting change with the power of steady, reliable giving—rooted in values we share.
Your donation will contribute to groundbreaking health care solutions—transforming health outcomes and achieving health equity for First Nations in BC.
Honouring a loved one with a donation to charity is a very special gift. Give a donation to the First Nations Health Foundation in lieu of flowers or gifts, express gratitude with a gift in honour, or send condolences with a gift in memory. We will work with you to send a personalized special note to the honouree or their family and a tax receipt will be sent to you.
Consider giving a planned gift to the First Nations Health Foundation—this includes bequests, gifts of stock, life insurance policies, and registered accounts. Often planned gifts allow generous people like you to invest more in causes you care about. Please consult with a qualified professional advisor and reach out to Nathania Fung at 604-456-7610 or [email protected] when you’re ready to make a planned gift.
Leave a Gift in Your Will
- How do I leave a gift in my will?
- The simplest way is to include a bequest in your will. Here is a sample of bequest wording to get you started: “To pay the sum of $_________ OR_______% of the residue of my estate to the First Nations Health Foundation to be applied by the Foundation’s Board of Directors at its discretion, for the general purposes of the Foundation.”
- If you leave us a gift in your will, your estate will receive a charitable tax receipt for the full amount of your gift.
- This information is not intended as legal or financial advice. We encourage you to consult a qualified professional advisor.
- Can I leave a gift to a specific area of First Nations health and wellness?
- Yes, please contact Nathania Fung at 604-456-7610 or [email protected] to discuss.
- Name and address:
First Nations Health Foundation
501–100 Park Royal South
West Vancouver, BC
Canada V7T 1A2 - Charitable registration number: 713653103RR0001
Gifts of Life Insurance
- How do I leave gifts of life insurance?
- You can designate the First Nations Health Foundation as the beneficiary of your policy. The insurance proceeds will be received by the Foundation tax-free and your estate will receive a donation receipt.
- You can transfer ownership of a policy to the First Nations Health Foundation, even if premiums are still owing. You will receive a donation receipt for the policy’s fair market value at the time of donation.
- This information is not intended as legal or financial advice. We encourage you to consult a qualified professional advisor. Please speak to your financial advisors for personalized advice on how a gift of life insurance can work for you.
- Legal name and address:
- For more information or to discuss your gift of life insurance, please contact Nathania Fung at 604-456-7610 or [email protected].
- Name and address:
First Nations Health Foundation
501–100 Park Royal South
West Vancouver, BC
Canada V7T 1A2 - Charitable registration number: 713653103RR0001
Gift of Securities
- How do I make a gift of securities?
- Gifts of securities (shares, bonds, mutual funds) can be made during your lifetime or bequeathed in your will. Most securities are held electronically and can be transferred from your brokerage account to the Foundation’s account. Once the securities are transferred, you will receive a charitable tax receipt.
- Link to our “Donate Securities” page: Donate Securities – First Nations Health Foundation
- This information is not intended as legal or financial advice. We encourage you to consult a qualified Financial Advisor.
- For more information or to discuss your gift of securities, please contact Nathania Fung at 604-456-7610 or [email protected].
- Name and address:
First Nations Health Foundation
501–100 Park Royal South
West Vancouver, BC
Canada V7T 1A2 - Charitable registration number: 713653103RR0001
Donate proceeds from your TFSA, RRSP, RRIF
- How do a donation proceeds from a registered account?
- Contact your investment advisor and request a “Multiple Beneficiary Designation” form. Name the First Nations Health Foundation as a beneficiary of your registered account. The Foundation will receive any remaining funds after your passing.
- This information is not intended as legal or financial advice. We encourage you to consult a qualified Financial Advisor.
- For more information or to discuss donating proceeds from a registered account, please contact Nathania Fung at 604-456-7610 or [email protected].
- Name and address:
First Nations Health Foundation
501–100 Park Royal South
West Vancouver, BC
Canada V7T 1A2 - Charitable registration number: 713653103RR0001
There are many ways for companies to show that they care about social responsibility and create a positive impact in the communities they do business in. The First Nations Health Foundation is looking for corporate partners to advance our mission to advance equitable and culturally safe health and wellness for First Nations people and communities in BC. Let’s talk about how we can collaborate and a make a difference—contact Andrew Procknow at 604-456-7610 or [email protected].
Corporate Matching
- Does your company provide grants to nonprofits when employees volunteer?
- Many employers will match your donations to registered charities. Some companies will also donate to charities where their employees volunteer. Check with your HR department and find out if you can double the size of your gift to the First Nations Health Foundation!
Event Sponsorship
- We host a variety of events every year, from large-scale galas to intimate cultural learning workshops. We would love to collaborate with companies to find a meaningful way to engage. Please see our current events or reach out to Andrew Procknow at 604-456-7610 or [email protected] to find out more about how we can become partners.
Plan an Event
- Have a fundraising idea but not sure how to execute? We can help! Contact Andrew Procknow at 604-456-7610 or [email protected] and we can work together to make it happen.
We have many opportunities for First Nations Health Authority employees to get involved!
Payroll Giving: Download the form (https://fnhfoundation.ca/employee-pledge-form) and email completed page 3 and 4 to [email protected]
Register to become a monthly donor online: https://fnhfoundation.ca/donate-monthly
Make a one time donation: https://fnhfoundation.ca/donate-today
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Donate a Car Canada accepts Vehicle Donations for the First Nations Health Foundation. Free towing is provided in most areas across Canada, or you can drop off your vehicle to maximize your donation. When you donate your car, truck, RV, boat, or motorcycle to the First Nations Health Foundation through Donate A Car Canada, it will either be recycled or sold at auction (depending on its condition, age and location). Donate a Car Canada will look after all the details to make it easy for the First Nations Health Foundation to benefit. After your vehicle donation is complete, you will receive a tax receipt and we will put your gift to good use. Please click HERE to donate a vehicle.
