“If the children and youth of a nation are afforded opportunity to develop their capacities to the fullest; if they are given the knowledge to understand the world and the wisdom to change it, then the prospects for the future are bright.”
Over $50,000
- Rogers Family Foundation
- Province of New Brunswick
- Government of Canada
- Leacross Foundation
- Canadian Women’s Foundation
- The Anglican Diocese of Fredericton
- The Windsor Foundation
- Sir James Dunn Centennial Trust
- Turnbull Home Foundation
- Children’s Aid Foundation
$20,000 to $49,000
- Counselling Foundation of Canada
- Freedom 55 Financial
- Partners Foundation Inc.
- Harold Crabtree Foundation
- R. Howard Webster Foundation
- TD Canada Trust
- Bell Lets Talk
- The Meighen Foundation
- Home Depot Orange Door Award
- Canadian Medical Association Foundation
$10,000 to $19,999
- Lockhart Foundation
- McCain Foundation
- Canadian Canoe Foundation
- Mr. and Mrs. John and Lucinda Flemer
- The Brewer Foundation
- Catherine Donnelly Foundation
- United Way Central NB
- RCMP Foundation
- Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation: Mindcare
- Fredericton Community Foundation: Impact Grant
- Medavie Foundation
- Co-operators Community Economic Development Fund
$5,000 to $9,999
- MacMurray Foundation
- Muriel McQueen Fergusson Foundation
- Canadian Canoe Foundation
- Canadian Million Dollar Roundtable Foundation
- Ross Ventures Ltd.
- Saint John Community Foundation
- Royal Bank of Canada
- New Brunswick Children’s Foundation
- JT Clark Family Foundation
- Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception
- Port of Saint John
- Telus
$1,000 to $4,999
- Kinsmen Club of Fredericton
- Mr. Stuart and Ms. Patricia Morrison
- Anglican Parish of St. Paul’s Rothesay
- Anglican Parish of Shediac
- Springhill Construction
- Anglican Parish of the Church of the Good Shepherd
- Anglican Parish of St. Andrews
- Rivercross Church Saint John
- A number of anonymous donors
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Trust isn’t built overnight, and real change doesn’t happen in one moment. At Partners for Youth, we’ve learned that the most powerful thing we can do is keep showing up. Again and again. Over time.
The youth we serve often come from places where trust has been broken or systems have let them down. That’s why our focus is on relationships, not just results. We don’t expect immediate progress—we commit to being there through every high and low.
💬 “You matter. We see you. We’re still here.” – that’s the message we send, not with words but with consistency.
Visit our website and read our latest blog to learn why long-term commitment is at the heart of everything we do—and how that commitment helps young people heal, grow, and lead.
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Lydia Lanteigne joined Partners for Youth as a student placement and returned in early 2024 as a full-time Project Coordinator for Making Waves, also supporting Youth Works.
During her college placement at PFY, Lydia experienced an uplifting, positive work atmosphere with a team that genuinely cares about supporting youth.
Originally from Campbellton, NB, Lydia moved to Fredericton to attend NBCC for Social Service Community Work. She decided to stay in this beautiful city, and we`re so glad she did!
Thank you, Lydia, for being such a valuable member of our team!
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Folusho Iyaniwura, originally from Nigeria, immigrated to Fredericton, New Brunswick in January 2018. A trained lawyer in his home country, he holds both a Graduate Certificate in Management (GCM) and an MBA from the University of New Brunswick. With 18 years of banking experience, Folusho currently serves as a Senior Manager at a Canadian bank.
A passionate advocate for cultural diversity and networking, Folusho has mentored international students through the Government of New Brunswick’s Study and Stay Program, helping them build job-seeking and networking skills.
In 2021, he was honoured with the Champion of Cultural Diversity award by the New Brunswick Multicultural Council.
Folusho is also an active member of the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce’s Immigration Advocacy Committee, where he supports newcomer retention and immigration policy.
As a Director at Partners for Youth, Folusho continues to share his expertise and guidance on policy and organizational initiatives.
Thank you, Folusho, for your leadership and dedication to youth and community!
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