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Harambee Cultural Society

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For nearly 30 years, Harambee Cultural Society has built a safe, joyful, and culturally grounded community for families raising children of African heritage.

At the heart of this work is the Harambee Summer Festival — a one-of-a-kind, week-long cultural camp where families connect, children thrive, and heritage is celebrated through music, storytelling, play, and shared experience.

Why Your Support Matters
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Family fees cover only part of the true cost of the Festival and our year-round programming. Your generosity helps ensure Harambee continues to be accessible, empowering, and culturally rich for every child and family.

Your donations make it possible to:

  • Offer cultural, artistic, and heritage-based activities for children and youth
  • Provide workshops, counselling, and expert-led sessions for parents and caregivers
  • Support mentorship and leadership opportunities for youth and young adults
  • Keep Harambee affordable for families who need financial support to attend

How to Give
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You can donate online anytime using credit card or PayPal:

👉 Donate Now (via CanadaHelps)

Other Ways to Contribute
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  • Donate goods or services for our Silent Auction or Festival programming
  • Offer in-kind support (supplies, venue access for meet-ups during the year, etc.)
    • Current Needs: Large tents for our annual Harambee Summer Festival
  • Become a monthly donor to sustain Harambee all year long

📩 To discuss donations or in-kind support, contact:
communications@harambee.ca / treasurer@harambee.ca

Tax Receipts
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Harambee Cultural Society is a registered Canadian charitable organization.
CRA #: 85163 9005 RR0001
Official tax receipts are provided for all eligible donations.

Thank You
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Every gift — large or small — helps us sustain a thriving, year-round community rooted in love, belonging, and cultural pride.

Your support strengthens:

  • The Harambee Summer Festival
  • Ongoing education and cultural programming
  • Mentorship and leadership development for young adults
  • Resources and support for parents and caregivers navigating identity, race, and adoption

Together, we are building something lasting — a community where children of African heritage can grow up with a deep sense of identity, joy, and connection — and where families are never alone on the journey.

Thank you for being part of this work.