High5 Foundation
Registered Name: High5 Foundation
Business No: 735939530RR0001
This organization is designated by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) as a registered charity. They comply with the CRA's requirements and has been issued a charitable registration number.
H5F, a 3B designated charity, offers arts, sports, & education for children and youth, focusing on marginalized areas in the GTA.

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ABOUT US
High5 Foundation (H5F) is a designated 4B (Black-founded, Black-led, Black-focused and Black-serving) registered charity in Canada. H5F was founded in honour of Ephraim Brown -the late brother of our Co-Founder/Executive Director who tragically lost his life to a stray bullet at only 11 years-old. Through our curriculum-based programming we offer innovative community arts, sport development, recreation and education programming to children, youth and women in Ephraim’s memory.
Our year-round programming are aimed mainly to residents of the Black Creek, Glenfield-Jane Heights, Humbermede, Oakdale-Beverley Heights, Rustic, South Parkdale, and Regent Park Neighbourhood Improvement Areas (NIA’s), as well as, the City of Vaughan and the Fort-York/Spadina, Harbourfront communities.
Our programming is evidence-based and intentionally designed for our program participants. It focuses on removing barriers to access and participation by providing quality programming experiences in structured, developmentally-appropriate, and culturally inclusive programming environments.
Our programming is led by experienced staff and volunteers committed to and passionate about helping children, youth and women hone their social skills, build relationships with their peers and develop life-skills that positively impact the overall lives.
H5F SPORT, ART & EDUCATION PROGRAMMING
Studies show that children and youth have been negatively affected mentally, physically and emotionally. It is critical that we continue to facilitate programs that supports the mental, physical and emotional wellbeing of Canadian children, youth and women. In doing so, our programs, projects and events focus on providing opportunities for participants to develop and strengthen the following characteristics:
- Physical Fitness
- Social Connection/Teamwork
- Problem-Solving
- Mental & Emotional Wellbeing
- Leadership Skills
- Confidence
Our programs aim to help children, youth and women to further hone their social skills, as well as, nurture relationships with their peers and adults in safe, creative and fun learning environments. We bring together professional athletes and professional artists – dancers, musicians, visual artists and actors – with residents of all ages. Collaboratively, we develop accessible and dynamic sport, art and education and training programs and projects that authentically reflects the identities, expressed need and aspirations of each community.
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