The Heather Cutler Foundation

@heathercutler.ca

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Atlantic Canada’s voice for pancreatic cancer.

Promotional graphic for the Thriving Non-Profits Cohort Program by Scale Collaborative. The design features a teal and green background with geometric accents. At the top right, three people collaborate around a laptop, symbolizing teamwork and capacity building. The large white headline text reads: “Applications Closing SOON!” Logos of supporting organizations appear below: Coast Capital (presenting partner), Vancouver Foundation, Community Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador, Community Sector Council of Newfoundland and Labrador (CSCNL), Saskatoon Community Foundation, Vancity, and the Community Initiatives Fund. This program provides training, coaching, and strategic tools to help nonprofits strengthen revenue models, diversify funding, and ensure long-term sustainability. The Heather Cutler Foundation is thrilled to have been accepted into this national leadership program, which will directly support its mission of improving access to care and support for people affected by pancreatic cancer in Newfoundland and Labrador and across Canada.
An image of a massive iceberg rising out of the cold blue North Atlantic waters, symbolizing strength, resilience, and hidden depth beneath the surface. Overlaid in bold, white block lettering is the name The Heather Cutler Foundation. The words fill the center of the image, creating a striking contrast against the ice and ocean. This visual represents the Foundation’s mission to confront the often unseen and underestimated impact of pancreatic cancer in Canada. It also symbolizes the new cohort of volunteers being welcomed, who—like the iceberg—carry both visible energy and unseen dedication that will sustain advocacy, awareness, and support for Canadians living with pancreatic cancer. The logo stands tall against the iceberg backdrop, reflecting the Foundation’s commitment to driving systemic change, building community power, and ensuring that the voices of families and caregivers are never ignored.