Reflect. Then act.
On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation give one day’s pay or what you can afford to an Indigenous-led organization
Momentum is Building!
Meet the 2026 One Day's Pay Indigenous-Led Organizations later in September
We invite those who can to give generously, abundantly, and without restriction. That includes giving without requiring a charitable tax receipt on September 30 for organizations that cannot provide them as many Indigenous-led projects, organizations and movements either aren’t eligible to become registered charities or choose not to seek charitable status.
ODP is celebrating 6 years and over $850,000 given to indigenous-led initiatives
The One Day’s Pay Campaign
On Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th, 2021, One Day’s Pay launched a grassroots campaign to mobilize settlers and non-Indigenous people in Canada to meaningfully recognize the tragic history and ongoing legacy of residential schools, and to honour their survivors, their families and communities.
The movement is growing. People across the country responded to One Day’s Pay call to action raising close to $850,000 over the last four years. Money goes directly to the profiled organizations. One Day’s Pay is volunteer run by settlers and non-Indigenous Canadians as an act of responsibility, repair and reciprocity.
One Day’s Pay is guided by The Circle on Philanthropy, a national Indigenous led organization that works to transform the philanthropic sector to redistribute wealth, activate wisdom and strengthen organizational infrastructure for the purpose of Indigenous peoples, organizations, communities and nations.
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