Raised + $350,000 through a groundbreaking Community Bond campaign in 2018. This success enabled the acquisition of a duplex, now home to Brique par brique’s cultural center, a shared space utilized by 50+ groups and organizations fighting social inequities.

Our 31-unit social housing project on De l’Épée, set to be completed in 2026, is the first housing project ot be built in Parc-Extension in over 15 years. It will provide stable, affordable homes for over 70 low-income residents, addressing critical housing needs.

Launched Parc-Exchange in 2024, enabling 50+ active participants to exchange services and build collective capacity through activities such as English and French language learning, digital literacy workshops, and other “by and for” educational opportunties.

Since 2022, the cultural center has hosted over 100 community and cultural activities annually, engaging thousands of attendees. Programs range from wellness sessions and art workshops to cultural festivals like the Monsoon Festival, tailored to the aspirations of local residents and reflecting the multiculturalism of our neighborhood, city and country.