The Woodridge Land
Donated land held for land-based teaching, ceremony, and sweats, with a build planned on site for community use.
A non-share Manitoba non-profit advancing Indigenous communities through culturally grounded housing, land stewardship, and wellness. No shareholders. No pecuniary gain to members. Every dollar funds the mission.
A separately governed entity. Incorporated under The Corporations Act (Manitoba) on May 7, 2025, as a non-share non-profit. Four Directions Wapamew Inc. is the founding incorporator, not the owner — the Foundation is run by its own board and holds no shares to be owned. Registry No. 10232100.
Donated land held for land-based teaching, ceremony, and sweats, with a build planned on site for community use.
Pursuing funding to convert a Winnipeg heritage building into affordable, Indigenous-held housing units.
Trauma-informed, culturally grounded wellness programming is part of our founding mandate. We're building toward it alongside our housing work.
Longer term, we're exploring a community wellness space that brings housing, healing, and care together under one roof, Indigenous-governed from the ground up. This is early-stage: no site is secured, no program is operating, and nothing here should be read as a current service. We'll update this page as that changes.
Non-profit by charter, not by claim. The Foundation operates without pecuniary gain to its members; any surplus is used solely to advance the mission. If the Foundation is ever wound down, its remaining assets go to other qualified Indigenous-led or Indigenous-serving organizations under the Income Tax Act — never to an individual, and never to Four Directions Wapamew Inc.
Director. Also Principal of Four Directions Wapamew Inc.
Director. Works independently in First Nations health services.
Director. Also Co-Founder and CEO of Community Helpers Unite.
Director.
Funders, government partners, and donors can reach the board directly.