Land Acknowledgement

HeroWork is proud to have its headquarters in the traditional and unceded territories of the L’kwungenW̱SÁNEĆSC’IȺNEW, and T’Sou-ke Nations—whom we respectfully recognize as the original community builders in this territory.

The Problem:

DIMINISHED BUILDINGS

Many charity buildings and infrastructure are in poor condition, diminishing non-profits’ ability to deliver important social services, to be innovative, and respond to changing needs of vulnerable populations.

The Solution:

RADICAL RENOVATIONS

HeroWork consults, designs, and completes transformative renovations of charity buildings by mobilizing the community through Radical Renovation events.

RENOVATING A SINGLE CHARITY

IMPACTS MANY PEOPLE

Vulnerable Population

With increased programming, innovation, and beautified spaces, many of our most vulnerable are affected across the social impact spectrum through HeroWork projects.

Staff

With more efficient workflows, high safety, and better aesthetics, staff are more satisfied and inspired to do good work.

Neighbours

With a design process that consults neighbours and community, neighbours feel more connected and engaged to charities.

Volunteers

With higher quality and purpose-designed workspaces, volunteers feel more valued and enjoy deeper impact for their service.

RENOVATING MANY CHARITIES

IMPACTS A COMMUNITY

Renewed charity buildings ripple out impact for decades. As more and more buildings are transformed the charitable landscape shifts, lifting the overall health of a community.

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EXAMPLES OF

PARTNERED CHARITIES

%

of charities eitherurgently or very urgentlyneed a renovation.

%

of charities believe a renovation will increase their ability to deliver services.

%

of non-profit havebuildings that are 70 yearold or older.
“We thoroughly enjoyed working with HeroWorkand feel like we have been given a major boost to take us into the next decade of service.”
Rachel Phillips, ED of Peers