Our Programs
Our programs are educational and community-serving, designed to be publicly accessible and non-partisan.
Freedom Education Series
Lectures, workshops, and publications explaining the importance of fundamental freedoms—especially freedom of expression—in a free society.
Educational Resources
Public lectures and workshops
Heritage Materials
Curricula and public-access resources
Heritage Learning Resources
Curricula and public-access materials exploring Canada's Western and Scottish-rooted heritage, the common law tradition, and the role of the family and faith communities in civil society.
Community Initiative Grants
Small grants to registered charities and church-run community programs (e.g., family support, addiction recovery support groups, literacy tutoring). Grants are awarded through a transparent application and reporting process focused on public benefit.
Community Support
Grants for qualified organizations
Grant Process
Application Window
Bi-annual application periods
Eligibility
Registered charities or qualified donees in Canada
Assessment
Public benefit, alignment with objects, outcomes, fiscal stewardship
Reporting
Outcomes & financial summary