One Nations Living
People sharing food and community support

One Nations Living

Strengthening communities across British Columbia

Food, mentorship, and community support across British Columbia. A registered charity rooted in compassion, dignity, and lasting local impact.

Why we exist

Food insecurity, rising costs, and the need for positive youth supports affect families across BC.

One Nations Living works with community partners to deliver food, mentorship, essential resources, and outreach—so people can thrive with dignity and hope.

What we do

Programs that meet real needs

To strengthen communities by providing food, mentorship, essential resources, and opportunities that help individuals and families thrive with dignity and hope.

  • Community Food Program

    Reliable access to food for individuals and families facing food insecurity across British Columbia.

  • Youth Mentorship & Leadership

    Positive relationships and leadership opportunities that help young people build confidence and skills.

  • Clothing & Essential Needs

    Practical support with clothing and everyday essentials so people can focus on stability and wellbeing.

  • Community Outreach

    Meeting people where they are through partnerships, events, and compassionate frontline outreach.

  • Volunteer Program

    Meaningful ways for neighbours to give time, skills, and care that strengthen local communities.

  • Seasonal Initiatives

    Holiday hampers, community events, and timely campaigns that bring people together when need peaks.

How support works

Sustained by community

Funding comes from people and partners who believe neighbours should not face hunger or isolation alone.

  • Grants
  • Individual donations
  • Monthly supporters
  • Sponsorships
  • Fundraising events
  • Corporate partnerships

Our values

How we show up

  • Compassion
  • Respect
  • Integrity
  • Inclusion
  • Accountability
  • Collaboration
  • Community

Ready to help?

Volunteer your time, become a monthly supporter, or partner with us across BC.