IGA Van Horne has partnered with the Valiquette Foundation for several fundraising campaigns through the years, a notable one being “Kids at Cash”.

IGA Van Horne has also been a critical sponsor of our annual christmas party by supplying food, drink, and dinnerware.

IGA Van Horne is an important part of our operations and we thank them deeply!

Every year the Valiquette Foundation grows bigger and better and that requires better accounting systems. Stephen Pollock has partnered with us since 2020 to provide accounting services and he has very generously done so free of charge.

Thank you to Stephen Pollock for his time, effort, and support.

Studioweb is a fun learning platform where children can learn several coding languages. Using this platform we are able to offer a Website Development programme where students make a personal website and work as a team to produce a product for the Valiquette Foundation.

They generously offered our first academic term free of charge! Thank you to a great friend of the foundation, Stefan Mischook for the partnership.

The Dara-Faith Foundation collects unwanted computers, retrofits them, and donates them to people in need.

In 2021 the Valiquette Foundation began its partnership with them. Since that time we have given away over 80 computers to families in need.

Thanks to their efforts, children studying in our coding programme have also been given laptops ensuring that they can participate in the course and study at home.

In 2024, Valiquette Foundation was invited to speak to a group of entrepreneurs about our charity.

Thank you to George Kiorpelidis for the networking opportunity!

In 2016, we partnered with students in the Community, Recreation & Leadership programme at Dawson College to create a fundraiser called “Rock the Academy”.
There were fundraising events on campus and at a local nightclub where we benefited from ticket sales and a silent auction.

Thank you to Debbie and Dawson College for the partnership where we raised $2,300!

Through CSJ, employers are encouraged to create quality summer work experiences for young people between the ages of 15 and 30.

In 2021 we were granted $43,138.
In 2022 we were granted $55,174.
In 2023 we were granted $54,288.
In 2024 we were granted $15,301.
Total to date: $167,901

Kids Code Jeunesse aims to expand access to digital education and promote equity in communities across Canada by collaborating with youth-serving organisations.

In 2021, 10 laptops donated (IBM thinkpads, 15 inch) which are used to assist our students during our Academy programming.