ABOUT US
Stó:lō Community Futures is a non-profit organization with core funding provided by Western Economic Diversification. There are 34 active Community Futures offices in BC, and Stó:lō Community Futures is one of 4 Indigenous specific offices in BC.
The Board is comprised of a volunteer group of local business professionals and community leaders who are both indigenous and non-indigenous support for the local business and economic development in S’ólh Téméxw, the Stó:lō Traditional Territory.
Eligible applicants within the service area are individuals of Canadian Indigenous ancestry – First Nation, Métis or Inuit. Indigenous Communities and their economic development corporations, and their community owned businesses are also eligible for support. Businesses and organizations must be majority Indigenous-owned and controlled with a minimum of 51% Indigenous ownership.
Stó:lō Community Futures has been around since 1990’s providing services to all 24 Stó:lō Communities and indigenous community members located between Fort Langley to Yale on both sides of the Fraser River. We offer business support ranging from financing to training programs to small and medium-sized business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs access to services tailored to individual needs.
Most of all, Stó:lō Community Futures embraces and celebrates Stó:lō cultural values and believes in creating and supporting the entrepreneurial spirit in our communities.
Our Vision
The Vision of Stó:lō Community Futures is to facilitate and provide ongoing support to Indigenous businesses and to foster entrepreneurial growth in S’ólh Téméxw, Stó:lō Traditional Territory.
Our Mission
Stó:lō Community Futures’ ongoing Mission is to provide Indigenous entrepreneurs and Stó:lō First Nation communities within S’ólh Téméxw, the Stó:lō Traditional Territory, with a wide range of business and economic development programs and services.
Our Mandate
1. Provide business counselling
2. Provide lending programs to indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses, both existing and new;
3. Provide entrepreneurial training programs and assistance; and
4. Assist and facilitate Stó:lō Communities with their community based economic development.
The Board is comprised of a volunteer group of local business professionals and community leaders who are both indigenous and non-indigenous support for the local business and economic development in S’ólh Téméxw, the Stó:lō Traditional Territory.
Eligible applicants within the service area are individuals of Canadian Indigenous ancestry – First Nation, Métis or Inuit. Indigenous Communities and their economic development corporations, and their community owned businesses are also eligible for support. Businesses and organizations must be majority Indigenous-owned and controlled with a minimum of 51% Indigenous ownership.
Stó:lō Community Futures has been around since 1990’s providing services to all 24 Stó:lō Communities and indigenous community members located between Fort Langley to Yale on both sides of the Fraser River. We offer business support ranging from financing to training programs to small and medium-sized business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs access to services tailored to individual needs.
Most of all, Stó:lō Community Futures embraces and celebrates Stó:lō cultural values and believes in creating and supporting the entrepreneurial spirit in our communities.
Our Vision
The Vision of Stó:lō Community Futures is to facilitate and provide ongoing support to Indigenous businesses and to foster entrepreneurial growth in S’ólh Téméxw, Stó:lō Traditional Territory.
Our Mission
Stó:lō Community Futures’ ongoing Mission is to provide Indigenous entrepreneurs and Stó:lō First Nation communities within S’ólh Téméxw, the Stó:lō Traditional Territory, with a wide range of business and economic development programs and services.
Our Mandate
1. Provide business counselling
2. Provide lending programs to indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses, both existing and new;
3. Provide entrepreneurial training programs and assistance; and
4. Assist and facilitate Stó:lō Communities with their community based economic development.
