The Virtue Foundation is a Canadian registered charity established in 2000 by Danny Virtue, a Hollywood stuntman and stunt coordinator. Based in Mission, British Columbia, the foundation provides recreational, therapeutic, and educational programs for children facing physical, mental, or financial challenges. The foundation operates the Virtue Ranch, offering horse interactions, film industry mentorship, job-shadowing opportunities, and direct financial support to children and families in need across Canada. View The Virtue Foundation's website for more information.
As a charitable foundation established in 2000, The Virtue Foundation operates as a discretionary funding provider that distributes resources to children, youth, and families in need throughout British Columbia and across Canada. Unlike formal grant programs with rigid application processes, the foundation provides funding at its discretion through direct program delivery, partnerships with community organizations, and financial support to beneficiaries.
The foundation serves children with significant challenges including childhood cancers, autism, learning disabilities, physical and mental handicaps, foster children, and marginalized youth. Partner organizations include BC Children's Hospital, Michael Cuccione Foundation, East End Boys Club, ALS Society, and various social ministries.