The All One Fund is now part of Heart Lake Committed Capital
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Same great people and same great work, just more of it!
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The All One Fund is now part of Heart Lake Committed Capital 〰️ Same great people and same great work, just more of it! 〰️
Sharing Wealth
Shifting Power
In service to the protection and rehabilitation of thriving natural ecosystems as well as community connection, autonomy and resilience.
We are committed to truth-telling, justice and equity in all of our work by prioritizing those who have been harmed by the colonial economy and systemically denied leadership roles in contemporary society.
Current Impact Issues
Conservation and Connection
Indigenous leadership is essential for effective nature-based antidotes to climate change, while language and land-based education foster cultural revitalization and strengthen communities. Access to meaningful time in outdoor natural places fosters learning, compassion and connection for all people. We are honoured to be in service to Coastal Foodways, Indigenous Leadership Initiative and Nawalakw and Human Nature Counselling, among many others.
Towards a Caring Economy
For societal change, we are in service to independent and non-profit journalism, as well as asset distribution led by people who have been denied economic power, and the exploration of post-capitalist economic relationships that acknowledge historic harms and systemic dysfunction. We admire the Right Relations Collaborative and The Circle on Philanthropy for demonstrating how philanthropy can nurture reparations, and we are proud to be co-founders of the Just Economy Institute Canada.
Diversity in STEM
Elevating voices that have been underrepresented in the technology and engineering fields is essential to address environmental challenges and improve the health of individuals and communities. By fostering diverse perspectives and inclusive approaches, we can address equity issues in the field and develop more effective solutions that benefit everyone. Working closely with the University of Victoria, this will be a key area of research and investment for us in 2026.
Nawalakw is a social venture and charitable enterprise located in Kwakwaka'wakw territory, within the Great Bear Rainforest of British Columbia. The project is dedicated to language revitalization and healing. An adjoining ecotourism and wellness destination that operates in the summer months will fund ongoing programming and provide local employment for the surrounding Indigenous communities of the Kwakwaka'wakw Nation.
The Heart of Our Work
Nimble
We are a small core team within a family office of strategic and caring people who know that our greatest impact will come from partnering with high-capacity individuals and organizations, who have a long and respected history in the areas in which they work. We have exceptionally low overhead and can make decisions quickly and with joy. Our legacy will be seen in happier people and healthier oceans, air and land for generations.
Trusting
We choose to work with hope and trust, acknowledging that the current environmental and social outlooks can be daunting. We face the future through trust-based philanthropy and purpose-driven investments, uplifting the impacts of leaders whom we serve with friendship and financial resources. We do not have onerous applications, and our reporting requirements are minimal and flexible, leaving more time for the important work to be done. We invest with love and humanity, and consider the growth of relationships and community health above fiscal returns.
Contact Us
Jessica Lake, Co-CEO
Lauri Thompson, Executive Director of Philanthropy
Megan Parrish, Co-CEO
Morgan Barnes, Administrative Assistant