RECONCILI-ACTION
Actions, Not Just Words
Turn Your Reconciliation Commitment into Community-Led Action
Partner with Turtle Island Charity to advance Indigenous-led education, cultural connection, and mental wellness for Indigenous youth.
Turtle Island Charity offers companies, institutions, and community organizations a safe, effective, and Indigenous-led pathway to advance reconciliation in a meaningful way. We understand that many institutions carry reconciliation mandates, but often lack the connections to Indigenous organizations and communities to take real action.
That's where we come in. By donating, offering professional services, or helping us improve access and opportunities for Indigenous youth, your organization becomes part of a community-led solution rooted in respect, relationship-building, and cultural understanding. Support can take many forms — and every one of them matters:
Financial contributions — donations and financial sponsorships
Volunteers — hands-on time and skills at our programs and events
Educational & Career Opportunities — workshops and mentorship
In-kind resources — equipment, program materials, books, etc.
CREDIBLE EVIDENCE OF IMPACTS
What your support makes possible
Every donation and partnership helps our charity deliver programs directly in community - supporting indigenous youth through culture, wellness, education, and mentorship. Here's a look at what that support has made possible so far.
YOUTH PARTICIPANTS
PROGRAMS & CAMPS
COMMUNITIES REACHED
VOLUNTEERS & PARTNERS
200
5
5
40
Indigenous youth who took part in our programs.
Culture, wellness, education, and land-based programming delivered.
First Nations communities we have partnered with directly.
People and organizations supporting our work on the ground.
COMMUNITY VOICES
In their own words
"I have travelled to Indigenous communities with Jason and watched him at work. What impressed me most wasn't how much the children enjoyed the activities — it was how much they loved him, from the very first time they met.
Jason has a rare gift. He turns vision into action. He is never above helping in the kitchen or filling a gap when a program needs him. His concern for youth is genuine, not performed. And that draws people in — children first, then parents, then community staff and elders, all joining alongside him until everyone felt they belonged.
That is why I believe Jason is the right person to lead Turtle Island Charity. He doesn't just deliver programs. He builds community, through community. Communities who partner with Jason don't just receive help — they find a friend who shows up, does the work, and stays."
Beverly Hadland
Ambassador to the First Peoples, CrossRoads (retired)
READY TO GET INVOLVED?
Ready to make your impact?
Whether through a donation or a partnership, your support helps us deliver programs directly to Indigenous youth and communities. Here are two ways to get started.