The Yellow Bus Foundation… making a big impact on a number of small children’s charities

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The Yellow Bus Foundation… making a big impact on a number of small children’s charities

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Our Charity Partners

Regent Park/Duke of York Children’s Foundation

6+ Community Partners | 1000++ Kids Served

The Foundation was established by the generosity of the Board of Directors. Based in Toronto, the Foundation operates under the guidance of 6 volunteer Board Members who oversee policies, operations and programming decisions with the support of a part time Foundation Manager.

Mission

The Yellow Bus Foundation® (YBF) enriches the lives of children in Canada living with chronic illness, serious medical conditions and mental health issues as well as provides enriching opportunities for disadvantaged youth.

Vision

Why We Exist – The Yellow Bus Foundation serves as a powerful resource to inspire philanthropy and to make a BIG impact on a small number of children’s charities that align with our goals.

Values

Integrity and transparency
Performance
Commitment
Collaboration
BIG Impact

“It’s difficult to put into words the impact that the support of The Yellow Bus Foundation has had on the children and families that we serve at Jennifer Ashleigh Children’s Charity (JACC). Over the course of our partnership with the Foundation, almost 1,000 children have been directly impacted. When you consider the “ripple effect” that your generous support has created on entire families, literally thousands of people have been touched by your generosity over the years. How incredible!”

$9.3M+

RAISED SINCE 2001

6+

Community Partners

1000++

Kids Served

Since its inception, The Yellow Bus Foundation has distributed over $9.3M to Canadian children’s charities.

“Yellow Bus Foundation has been an invaluable partner to Jack.org, helping us grow our Jack Chapters program from 150 to 215 Chapters, giving thousands of young leaders across the country the tools to organize mental health-promoting initiatives in their communities, reduce stigma, and encourage help-seeking. Together, we’re not just starting conversations about mental health; we’re making sure that young people know how to look after themselves and others, and that they are able to access the support they need and deserve. This year, with Yellow Bus Foundation’s support, we quickly pivoted to digital programming when COVID-19 hit and paused all of our in-person programming, so we could continue to be there for young people. Thanks to YBF, we adapted our Jack Talks, Jack Summits, and Jack Chapters programs to continue to be there to support Canadian youth. We couldn’t be more grateful to have Yellow Bus Foundation’s support.”