Through our Mustang Survival Waterlife Fund, we invest in individuals, organizations, and nonprofits addressing environmental and social issues related to water. We proudly support action-oriented members of the salt and freshwater communities in their efforts toward clean-up, restoration, research, stewardship, and inclusion. This includes projects aimed at maintaining coastal access, promoting gender diversity and equity, enhancing inclusivity for people with disabilities, and protecting marine life. By donating funds and products to like-minded groups, we seek to achieve a positive collective impact on our environment and community.
Waterlife Fund beneficiaries include:
Redd Fish Restoration Society (Redd Fish) is a registered charity focused on restoration, research, education and stewardship. For over 27 years, they have worked with the Nuučaanuł Nations in Clayoquot and Barkley Sound on ecological restoration in their hahuułi (territory).
Hope For Humpback is a film in the making exploring the downfall and recovery of the humpback whale population in the Salish Sea.
Surfrider Foundation Vancouver is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the ocean, beaches, and waves, for all people, through a powerful activist network.
BC Marine Trails is a non-profit organization working together to help secure long-term public access to the BC Coast. Their mission is to work with First Nations and stakeholders to build, protect and promote a public network of marine trails allowing safe recreational navigation of the BC Coastline with minimal impact on the environment.
The Magenta Project is an innovative and impactful initiative dedicated to advancing gender diversity and equity in the sailing industry. Their mission is to accelerate change and break down barriers, offering pathways for women at every level—from grassroots to elite competition.
The Rick Hansen Foundation aims to inspire, create and deliver innovative solutions that accelerate a global movement to remove barriers to inclusion for people with disabilities.
The Canadian Whale Institute conducts and supports activities to better understand and protect marine mammals and to promote awareness and responsibility for their habitats. Specifically, they focus on protecting the North Atlantic Right Whale from extinction.
Living Oceans Society is a leader in the effort to protect Canada’s oceans. Their contributions are helping to reduce harmful human impacts as they work towards sustainably managed and thriving oceans with abundant and diverse sea life that support vibrant and resilient communities.
