How You Can Help

“Sustainability, ensuring the future of life on Earth, is an infinite game, the endless expression of generosity on behalf of all.”

– Paul Hawken

Supporting TRI means tackling the most pressing issues of our time through programming that breaks down barriers to action and helps people implement strategies that build resilience to climate impacts.

The urgency to address climate and sustainability challenges is increasing, and so too is the demand for TRI’s work. It is critical that we increase our capacity to deliver climate adaptation programming. 

We are deeply grateful for the partners and donors who enable the Resilience Institute to create climate-resilient futures. For a list of supporters since our inception, please visit our Village of Hope partners page. By joining our Village of Hope, you will make a difference.

You can sign-up here to receive TRI’s Quarterly Updates.

Canada Helps supports Canadian charities, no matter how big or small. Offering much more than donation processing, they enable fast disbursements, and provide robust reporting and the best fundraising technology to charities nationwide. Learn more.

PayPal Giving Fund Canada helps people support their favourite charities online without charging for its services, ensuring that 100% of each gift made is available to their charity of choice. Learn more.

US Citizens wishing to support knowledge creation and mobilization, can do so through our new 501(c)(3) partner –  Consider This Network. Funding will support the creation of podcasts, short films, and other creative knowledge sharing tools. Learn more.

Direct Transfers can be made through: finance@resilienceinstitute.ca

Please contact Sandra Lunder, Philanthropy Specialist, to learn more about supporting our initiatives through corporate and legacy giving: Vision2030@resilienceinstitute.ca

Closing the Gap to Adapt

There is too much of a delay between planning and action to reduce vulnerabilities to climate impacts. The Adaptation Action Fund is a flexible pool of funding that will enable the implementation of community-identified adaptation and disaster risk reduction strategies – without delay.