Brothers Who Care – Share. Learn. Act.

Learn. Earn. Grow. Utilize. Psychology.

The LEGUP Secure our Wealth Symposium is designed to equip the BIPOC community with the knowledge, capacity, networks and connections to be stronger economic participants

Embracing the United Nations SDGs, we are creating a base for happier and healthier people, and actively encouraging the BIPOC community to participate in building a more sustainable society, and feel confident about meeting their financial goals in a changing and ever evolving digital world.

Share. Learn. Act.

Utilizing Stories, Images and Videos to change the Social, Financial and Psychological Health of our Community

We foster relationships and build deep connections with business owners, government, and philanthropists, in order to showcase talent and highlight successful individuals in the Black community.

Who we are

Community, Brotherhood, Family and Unified Action.

Providing our brothers with an opportunity to rally together around the causes that are most important to us and our families. Our efforts amplify the voices and the impact of the leaders in our community through the use of mentoring, coaching, and sponsorships.

Collective Giving

Quarterly events focused on donating to charitable organizations

Building Relationships

Curating opportunities for networking and developing future leaders

Highlighting Success

Initiatives that showcase the existing talent within our community

Through our quarterly fundraiser, Brothers Who Care has raised over $18,000 for the following Black charities:

Why We Exist

“Philanthropy is commendable, but it must not cause the philanthropist to overlook the circumstances of economic injustice which make philanthropy necessary.” – Martin Luther King, Jr.

A recent report shared by the CBC indicated that for every $100 of charitable funds that are raised in Canada, only $0.07 make it to the black community. This is both sad and disheartening. What it says is that people are giving of their money, but they’re not necessarily choosing how their money makes an impact.