Our focus will be on philanthropy, volunteerism, and making a measurable difference by turning our heartfelt vision into reality. The Wheel of Life Foundation will demonstrate how much change can be made and what effects it can bring. We will channel a significant portion of our charitable initiatives in supporting Indigenous students in their preparation to get into a challenging career and we will direct them toward achieving this objective. Our aim is to set an example that others can follow.

We recognize that marginalized communities need societal advancements, and we acknowledge this need in the spirit of respect, truth and reconciliation. Excellent services, spreading hope, and happiness is an integral part of our existence. We understand that Indigenous people have their own and unique identities such as Cree, Ojibwe, Salteaux, Blackfoot, Metis, Dene and Nakota Sioux, they all have their own names which we will learn in time and work to recognize their languages. We are committed in treating all Indigenous people as equal, making them beneficiaries of peace, prosperity, equity and justice as they were promised.

The Wheel of Life Foundation is focused on promoting the health and wellness of First Nation, Métis, and Inuit people of Canada by providing a direct approach to managing the Diabetic population through research, education, and the establishment of treatment facilities. Our goal is to improve the quality of life for Indigenous people living with diabetes, skin disease, and diabetic foot ulcers.

Our commitment is to create an atmosphere that fully implements this framework. We aim to create a self substantial community-based project that sets the strategies that will implement the changes we want to see. As an integral core of our essence, W O L Foundation strives to create a new landmark that provides better access to those who have limited opportunities.