Media
Announcements
Protected: Revolutionizing Food Access in St. James Town Neighborhood
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Team Broken Earth Receives Investment for Education and Training to Improve Women’s and Children’s Healthcare in Rural Newfoundland & Labrador
Team Broken Earth is helping to address challenges in delivering healthcare for rural, remote and
Indigenous communities in Newfoundland and Labrador with a $250,000 investment from the
Northpine Foundation. The funding will be used to provide education and training focused on women’s
and children’s healthcare.
Indoor Hydroponic Farming $400,000 Investment to Tackle Food Insecurity in Rural Newfoundland and Labrador
This investment will address the critical issue of food insecurity in the Bonavista Peninsula communities, growing fresh produce for the local community and creating employment opportunities for persons with intellectual disabilities.
Investing to Boost Healthcare Access for Scarborough’s Uninsured
An investment of $1.1 million in the Canadian Centre for Refugee and Immigrant Healthcare (CCRIHC)will support vital healthcare access to the uninsured in Scarborough.
Empowering BIPOC Youth to build Careers in Creative Industries
Our $500,000 investment in Justice Fund’s Creative Pathways to Employment Program (CPEP), will train BIPOC youth find employment in creative industries.
Taking on the Diabetes Crisis in Rural Newfoundland & Labrador with Amp Health
The Northpine Foundation and Amp Health are proud to announce a transformative investment of...
$500,000 Investment Supports Scarborough Program to Address Youth Unemployment and Promote Self-Reliance
Northpine Foundation has announced a significant investment of $500,000 in the Youth LEAPS’ Learn2Work initiative to tackle the issue of unemployment and loss of self-sufficiency among youth in Scarborough, Ontario.
Transforming Trauma: An Investment in Innovative Digital Therapy Aims to Alleviate PTSD Among Refugees
“The lack of access to mental health services for refugees demands innovative solutions and that’s why we’re excited about Sayvn, an accessible, affordable, proven mental health service that we hope to bring to refugees across Canada through collaboration with settlement agencies.” – Bayan Khatib, Impact Director
Supporting 7th Step Society of Canada to dismantle barriers to reintegration for the Formerly Incarcerated
This investment will enable the organization to train and employ FIPs as volunteers and facilitators across Canada, as well as providing assistance for pardon services.
Community Collaboration Sparks Transformation: $750,000 Investment to Preserve Businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador
This investment will facilitate the transformation of essential private businesses into sustainable social purpose organizations (SPOs).
Blogs
Values, Faith, and Social Innovation: Our Path in Venture Philanthropy
In this inspiring podcast conversation, Aatif, Northpine’s CEO sits down with Victor Beausoleil,...
Investing in an Ecosystem of Support for Formerly Incarcerated Persons in Nova Scotia
Prisoners’ Justice Day: Uniting Voices in Solidarity
This is an edited transcript of Sara Tessier’s speech at the 7th Step Society 10th anniversary...
Targeting Change: A Data-Driven Approach to Social Impact
The Financial Flows tool will help organizations dive into funding patterns, identify potential sources, and drive sustainable change. Watch the webinar replay here.
My freedom is yours to share — The story of my lived experience
I took all I learned and on the day I walked out of that prison, I was finally free for the first time in my life. I turned around, looked at the walls and fences, and said with confidence and certainty; my freedom is yours to share; I will leave no one behind.
The Pictou County Community Hug
What does it take for refugees to develop a sense of belonging and community?
My strategy for the Northpine Climate portfolio
The climate crisis cannot be addressed with incremental change, focusing on just one part of the complex problem at a time.
Our guests need no introduction
Finding a suitable venture to invest in is as important for an impact manager as finding an investor is for an organization or transformative leader. Why then, is there an imbalance and a lack of reciprocity?
Charting the future of healthcare in Newfoundland and Labrador
According to the Health Accord report we must first “focus on health, not simply healthcare”.
Can risk capital be used to build bridges and test ideas?
Shifting society requires us at Northpine to figure out how go beyond siloes to catalyze more equitable and thriving systems.