Love-in-Action Entrepreneur Fund
Empowering individuals not merely with donations, but with tools to achieve self-sufficiency and thrive.
Overview
Seed capital, business training, and sustained mentorship so recipients can build enterprises that sustain themselves and their communities.
- Seed capital and business development resources
- Training, mentorship, and market connections
- Two-year support until profitability and community impact
Rather than temporary relief, this fund invests in self-sufficiency through seed capital, business training, and sustained mentorship—equipping recipients to build enterprises that sustain themselves and the communities around them.
An aspiring baker receives startup capital, commercial equipment, and two years of mentorship—growing a neighborhood bakery profitable enough to employ others and strengthen the community it serves.
Who is eligible
Aspiring or early-stage entrepreneurs with a viable idea, a commitment to community impact, and willingness to receive two years of mentorship. A simple business plan and budget are required. Preference is given to applicants who lack access to traditional capital.
Timeline
Applications are reviewed monthly. Shortlisted founders pitch virtually. Awards include a staged disbursement schedule tied to milestones.
Fund the next recipient
Donations directed to our programs are receipted for Canadian tax purposes and recorded in our annual account of awards made.