WHY NOW
Celebrating culture. Advocacy. Providing community supports and services. These are just a few ways that Indigenous-led and serving organizations continue to show up for First Nations, Inuit and Métis folks in this city.
Over 80,000 Indigenous people live in Toronto. Most are born here, but many migrate looking for opportunities. More and more Indigenous youth call this place home.
Members of Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council (TASSC) and other local Indigenous-led organizations have built strong community ties—ensuring that Indigenous folks find spiritual, physical, mental and emotional supports. Reciprocity is at the heart of everything. Culture is protected, shared and celebrated, serving as medicine.
It’s been 10 years since the Truth and Reconciliation Report was released. Let’s continue to uplift and support Indigenous people, but let’s also do better. Together let’s double down on a commitment to learning, acting, showing up as allies and in community, and through our philanthropy.
Here you can start by getting to know the dozens of Toronto's Indigenous-led and focused organizations serving First Nations, Inuit and Métis people in this city.
- All
- Advocacy
- Arts
- Culture
- Culture and Recreation
- Employment
- Empowerment
- Health and Wellbeing
- Housing
- Learning
- Safety
WHY THESE GROUPS
This Good to Give Guide has been developed in partnership with Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council (TASSC) and features Indigenous-led, focused and serving organizations based in and with physical programming and/or supports focused predominantly in Tkaronto. Most are members of TASSC.