The Margaret Mitchell Fund for Women was created to support programs and initiatives that promote economic and social justice for women, with a focus on Vancouver East.

The Richard E. Sanford Fund was established to honour the memory of Richard E. Sanford.

The purpose of the Jane Tyler Legacy Fund is to provide educational bursaries to low-income women who are single mothers to pursue a post secondary education at an accredited community college, university or equivalent educational institution.

The Marley Fund was established to support education and learning for elementary and middle school students in the area of arts education in schools and/or education of girls and women in developing nations.

The Sandra Agar-Hutty Fund supports organizations that work to help battered women, children and animals.

The fund aims to support grassroots organizations working for social justice in Vancouver, particularly in the areas of migrant and refugee justice; housing and education for women and youth; and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.

The Marianne Pengelly Fund was set up to support the well-being of women internationally and locally, as well as environmental stewardship through Buddhist practices in Canada.

Basic Needs + Mitey Deeds is a legacy fund connecting women and girls to shelter, support, and potential.

The John and Joan Freeman Scholarship Fund provides a scholarship or a bursary to female high school athletes in East Vancouver, pursuing post-secondary education.

The Lulu Fund was created by Louise Leclair, in consultation with Barbara Pulling, as a means of supporting Vancouver-based community arts and social justice organizations.