Susan Seto immigrated to Canada in 1947 and her daughter, June, was born in 1948. Their lives reflected the experiences of many immigrants and their Canadian-born children. June and Susan took on the burden of caring for those around them. They both passed away in 2020, but their legacy - putting the needs of others before their own - lives...

The "Kathi Fund" honours the life and work of Kathi Leblanc. Kathi was forever a champion of natural products and passionate entrepreneurs. Kathi's career spanned three decades working in the natural products category, first as an employee at Yves Veggie and Imagine Food and finally as principle of Fluid Creative, where she supported the launch and growth of dozens of great natural brands.

The Kazuko Takahashi Endowment Fund supports the maintenance and growth of local organic food production towards the development of a sustainable local food system in the province of British Columbia. This includes support for Community Farm Initiatives that work cooperatively to preserve and steward farmland to support farmers in growing quality food for local communities.

KEATCA envisions a world where education is affordable and accessible to all. Founded on the model of sharing, KEATCA aims to build communities invested in promoting development through Knowledge, Education, and Training (KEAT) in Canada and around the world.

The Ken Lyotier Fund will support initiatives in the DTES which are intended to improve the quality of life for members of the community through social justice, economic inclusion, and social and environmental innovation.

The Kerry & Betty Ho Fund supports qualified donees and/or charitable organizations, their programs, projects and/or activities dedicated to providing parental support programs and support of disadvantaged people in the Greater Vancouver regional district (GVRD).

The Krannitz Family Fund supports charitable organizations devoted to environmental, wildlife, and humanitarian causes.

The Langley Environmental Partners Society Bursary Fund supports students from the Langley region who wish to pursue environmental studies at a post-secondary level.

The Larson-Bird Fund supports various charitable causes.

Through this Fund, Laura's family and friends can continue to support Cystic Fibrosis research as well as support something Laura loved, by providing her high school, Maple Ridge Secondary School, with a Fine Arts Scholarship in her memory.