Funding
The Ten Oaks Project is committed to being a not-for-profit run with a business sense. Given that 2/3 of the families we serve are low-income, we seek out revenue from a variety of sources to ensure that the organization’s long-term sustainability is balanced with keeping our programming economically accessible.
Where Our Funding Comes From
For more information on our financial health, please see our annual report, request a copy of our most recent financial statements as entered into public record at each Board Meeting, or visit the Charities Directorate at the Canada Revenue Agency to view our annual Registered Charity Information Return.