At CUPS, we believe our community is stronger together. 

 While the news has been full of devastating stories in the United States of injustice and inequality, systemic racism also exists in Canada and right here in our own community. Many individuals and families we support at CUPS experience racism that impacts their ability to overcome the adversity of poverty and trauma. 

We are deeply committed to building resilience and creating lasting change in our community - and that is something that requires each and every one of us to be involved. We will continue to work together with our community partners, donors and government representatives to stand against racism.

It's not enough to be a diverse community. We need to be inclusive, equitable and free of racism. 

We invite you to join us.