Olive branch Revival Foundation (OBRF)

A community where everyone feels they belong

Nurturing a culture where all people can access, participate, contribute, and thrive in meaningful and dignified ways.

YOUR IMPACT

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How do we

prefer to work?

A collaborative Ecosystem Sustains a Resilient Community

We believe that collaboration requires intentional effort and resources. Bridging the gaps between all the great contributors, organizations and individuals, is catalyzed by trust. We uphold that partnerships ought to increase the sense of integration and belonging.

OUR PARTNERS

Testimonials

"When I get a call and see your name, I get so excited! I know something good is coming..."

Mobile Food Bank Beneficiary

"OBRF really knows how to take care of volunteers. You’re respectful to everyone."

Program Volunteer

"We appreciate when OBRF launches new projects. You mobilize people, and the whole community benefits."

Director of a "Competitor" Charity

"... from the moment I stepped in, I felt an overwhelming sense of warmth, unity, and belonging ..."

Program Participant

"I only wish I’d received this training 23 years ago! It would have made such a difference."

Sensitivity Training Trainee

"I trust you completely. I’d even hand you my credit card."

Donor

"Please accept my honorarium as a donation toward your programs and community work."

Keynote Speaker

"We’re proud to donate these [computers] to OBRF, and grateful they’ll support people locally."

Local Company

"My buddies totally missed out!"

Young Conference Participant

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Olive Branch Revival Foundation (OBRF) a registered Canadian charity?

Yes. OBRF is a registered Canadian charity (CRA: 843548777RR0001). We issue tax receipts for eligible cash and in-kind donations, and our work is grassroots and rooted in serving communities across Canada.

Why do you prefer to work with others instead of running projects on your own?

Because we want positive impact that lasts. When partners are involved early, projects become stronger, more sustainable, and truly community-owned. That’s why relationship-building and long-term buy-in are a core part of how we work.

Is belonging really possible?

Belonging is one of the hardest things to build, especially today in a fast changing world, but we have seen it happen. When people are met with care, consistency, and genuine partnership, trust grows and communities soften toward one another. The stories and feedback we have received from people with different intersectionalities prove that belonging is possible.