The Jubilee Fund advocates economic opportunity for all members of society, through ethical and socially responsible financing of community economic development initiatives.
The Jubilee Fund sees a future in which equitable economic opportunities are available to all members of society.
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Fall, 2010
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Explorer's Children's Centre Inc. A New Place to Call Home ICE Futures Canada Golf Tournament Supports Jubilee Fund Two New Housing Units to Open Soon Kikinaw Housing Inc. Your Gift to the Jubilee Fund Is an Investment in our Community Red River Cooperative Gives Back to the Community |
Fall, 2009 |
Major Changes Happening on North Main - Neechi Commons Soon to Open We Need You International Cuisine at U of W - Diversity Food Service Opens |
Summer, 2009
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Jubilee Fund Supports New Homes for Deafblind Clients Tall Grass Prairie Bread Expanding Sacco & Vanzetti's Grocery Store & Deli Opens Doug Mackie Winner of the Toyota 2008 Never Quit Award Art & Antique Auction, October 20, 2009 |
Fall, 2008
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North-End Institution Saved by Community - Pollock's Hardware Co-op Ltd. Opens Spence Neighbourhood Association - Mission Complete Downs Children Centre Receives an Upgrade Jubilee Investors Needed! Give the Gift of Caring |
Spring, 2008
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King's Park Day Care Centre Inc. - Jubilee Fund Breaks New Ground
River Avenue Co-operative Day Nursery Inc. - Support Given to Area with High Community Needs Spence Neighbourhood Assoc - A Social Justice Investment for the Jubilee Fund Planned Giving and Making a Bequest Eugene Ellmen to Speak at Annual Meeting |
May, 2007
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Neechi Foods CHAM Holdings Inc. Le P’tit Bonheur Daycare The 1% Solution |
October, 2006
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North Kildonan Little Thinkers and
West Broadway Development Corporation Sisters of the Holy Rock |
| February, 2006 Click here to download. (56 KB) |
Shabe Shako: a folk singer who was popular in Ethiopia receives funding to produce her first Oromo music CD since moving to Canada as a refugee in 2000. SISTARS Community Economic Development Co-op is a non-profit housing co-op formed in the Point Douglas area to purchase and rent local housing to residents who are part of the certified childcare worker program. A Message from the President: Gabriel Dufault Jubilee Fund Art and Antique Auction |
| September, 2005 Click here to download. (56 KB) |
Two New Projects: Heart Housing Inc. and Cornish Child Care Centre Inc. The President's Reflections: Gabriel Dufault People Who Want to Make a Difference: : Mike McSween and Nanette McKay. |
| March, 2005 Click here to download. (56 KB) |
Three New Projects: GGR Mould Remediation Services, Mondragon Worker Cooperative, and 510 Selkirk Avenue. The President's Reflections: Sister Jean Ell People Who Want to Make a Difference: Margot Lavoie, Cindy Coker, and Brother Thomas Novak. |
| October, 2004 Click here to download. (156 KB) |
Mentoring at Northern Star Worker Co-op: "A mentorship program is designed to develop the knowledge, skills and abilities of a less experienced person through individual attention from someone with more experience and knowledge in a given area of expertise." Message from President: Sister Jean Ell People Who Want to Make a Difference: Victor Olson, Janelle Siemens, Robert Bacinger, Audrey McClelland, John Loewen. |
| March, 2004 Click here to download. (56 KB) |
King's Park Childcare Centre Inc.: "The centre cares for children ranging in age from 18 months to 12 years and serves mainly students, newcomers and low-income families who need quality child care facilities." Message from President: Sister Jean Ell People Who Want to Make a Difference: Jerry Buckland, James Hercus, Sister Johanna Jonker, Douglas Mackie, Annual Summary: Jubilee Investment Fund Loan Guarantees. |