The Jubilee Fund advocates economic opportunity for all members of society, through loan guarantees for community economic development initiatives.
The Jubilee Fund sees a future in which disadvantaged members of society are able to move ahead with their economic goals.
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Charity Intelligence Canada has designated the Jubilee Fund as a designated charity for 2010. For more information, click here to read Media Release. Job Opening for Community Development Manager for further information click here Seventh Annual Art & Antique Auction was held on Tuesday, October 18th, 2011 at St John Brebeuf Parish Hall.. To view the art and antiques that were sold at our 2011 auction, a list of our generous donors and fabulous volunteers
The Jubilee Fund Inc. held their Twelfth Annual Meeting on March 24th, 2011 at St. Mary Magdalene Church. To view the pictures taken at the Annual Meeting,, click here.
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The Jubilee Fund helps build communities
Affordable Housing
The Jubilee Fund works with local organizations and housing co-ops to provide loans and/or bridge financing for renovations, in-fill housing or new housing units in low-income neighbourhoods.
Small Business
Sometimes the only thing keeping a smart business idea from taking off is a little cash and moral support. That, in essence, is what the Jubilee Fund is all about.
Community/Social Projects
The Jubilee Fund supports the development and expansion of non-profit daycare operations and training centres.
The Jubilee Fund Inc. provides loan guarantees to individuals and organizations looking to develop economic initiatives that promote self-reliance, human dignity and a better quality of life for the individual and the community. We do not give grants.
These individuals and projects would not be eligible for loans from traditional banks or credit unions.
Read more about investment certificates,
receiving financial support or
how by making a donation to the Jubilee Fund today,
you're are assisting individuals and groups improve their living conditions and financial capacity.
Learn about volunteer opportunities, mentorships
and committee positions.
Volunteers Needed to Assist in Committee Work!
The Jubilee Fund requires volunteers for the following Committees; the Art & Antique Auction Planning Committee; Communications Committee and the Finance Committee.
For further information, please call Rita at 589-5001 or email ritalb@shaw.ca.
Read the latest newsletter.
Major Changes Happening on North Main Neechi Commons First-Phase to Open September 2011 Neechi Foods Co-Op Ltd. has taken a big step towards helping to transform Main Street north of the CPR underpass. In August, 2009 the Co-Op purchased 49,400 sq. ft. of property alongside the North Point Douglas and Lord Selkirk Park neighbourhoods at the former California Fruit Market site. The Jubilee Fund played a key role in making this happen by securing 29 % of the loan from Assiniboine Credit Union used by Neechi to buy the site and some equipment. In the Fall of 2010, work started on the first phase of the five million dollar redevelopment plan that will include a new Neechi Foods supermarket, retailers and office tenants. The new store will double the size of its present location on Dufferin Street and provide a much higher-profile to drive-by traffic. This development will bring a major boost to the region
More stories of the Jubilee Fund at work
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About our President Bill Gillis retired at the end of July 2009 from ministry within The United Church of Canada after having served for more than thirty-nine years. Originally from Nova Scotia, Bill began his pastoral ministry there and moved to Manitoba in 1981 where he was in pastoral ministry in Stonewall and area. Later he moved to a staff position with Winnipeg Presbytery of The United Church and then to the staff of the Conference of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario where he has served for the past fifteen years. His last portfolio was Conference Minister for Stewardship, Mission & Global Justice.
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