Unity Reach Foundation is committed to openness, accountability, and clear communication with the communities we serve. This page explains our organizational status, how funds are used, and the limitations of our program.
Unity Reach Foundation is currently operating as a community-based nonprofit initiative in Ontario.
We are not yet a registered charity under the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), which means:
We cannot issue charitable tax receipts at this time
Donations are considered general community contributions
All funds received are used solely to support program operations
As we grow, we may pursue formal nonprofit incorporation or charity registration.
Every dollar contributed to Unity Reach supports our Essentials Pop-Up events and community operations, including:
Purchasing hygiene and household essentials
Event logistics (tables, bins, bags, signage)
Transportation and storage
Digital tools (website, forms, communication)
Outreach materials
Basic administrative needs
Unity Reach does not use funds for unrelated activities.
We track expenses carefully to ensure donor and funder trust.
While we strive to support as many people as possible, our program has limitations:
Supplies may run out at busy events
Pre-registration does not guarantee product availability
Pop-up dates and locations may vary
We do not offer financial, housing, legal, or crisis services
Essentials provided are intended for personal use only
Unity Reach focuses specifically on essential-item support, not broader social services.
We operate with these principles:
Dignity: Everyone deserves respect and care
Accessibility: No barriers, no long forms, no judgment
Equity: Serving underserved communities first
Transparency: Clear communication about how funds and resources are used
Impact: Delivering practical, immediate support
For anything related to our operations, funding, or organizational status, contact:
📧 contact@unityreachfoundation.com