who we are

Our Mission

The Independent Schooling Fund (est. 2004) was founded in Toronto, Canada by author and human rights activist Annesu de Vos and colleagues from her alma mater, the University of the Witwatersrand. Her background as a student educator with the Education Support Project, an anti-apartheid education program providing academic support for high school students from Soweto and other townships around Johannesburg during the eighties in South Africa, informed our founder's decision to continue working in the sphere of independent schooling in Canada for the past four decades.

ISF Legal Defense Association today is a powerful international network of corporate and community stakeholders in joint venture partnerships with private and independent educators, families, students, alumni and individual supporters.

ISFLDA is not a charity or a grant making organization. It is a collective of non-profit and for-profit organizations working together with individuals, families and communities worldwide for the protection of the educational, intellectual and spiritual values, rights and freedoms of all present and future generations of humanity.

Our Mandate

ISF Legal Defense Association is a multicultural community advocacy group with headquarters in Ontario, Canada. We focus on education issues in a global geopolitical context. Our mandate is borderless and international. Treating all peoples of all countries with equal respect is a core value of our community. Membership is open worldwide.

Our core humanitarian mission is to defend academic freedom in all countries and at every level of education, regardless of the nationality, language, age, race, religion, gender, political beliefs or economic status of our members. Membership is by invitation only.

Our Values

Freedom of choice in education is a human right enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as per Article 26.3, stating clearly that parents have a prior right to choose the kind of education their child receives.

All human beings, regardless of economic status, geographical location or financial capacity, have an incontrovertible, fundamental human right to choose an education that aligns with their own individual cultural, traditional, moral, philosophical, faith-based, religious or family values. This means the government cannot force you by law to send your child to the public school system at all. If it does, it is in fact violating your fundamental prior right of educational choice.

Few are aware that they actually have such a right, protected by the obligations of the United Nations as per their own 1948 Declaration. Some feel that having the right is well and good, but who can afford private or independent schooling that would provide a quality education that does not conflict with the values held at home? That is exactly where ISF steps in.

We raise funds continuously to assist people in affording their human rights in cases where fundamental freedoms are compromised, threatened, or otherwise affected by economic conditions or governmental overreach.

It is not possible to educate effectively or to uplift communities to their full potential when people lack the fundamental necessities of life. Therefore we have expanded our mandates since 2020 to include advocacy in the sphere of bodily autonomy, food security and housing.

Government "Mandates" Betrayed the Public Trust

It is important to note that the UN Declaration enshrines the right to have the education of your choice funded by government. The idea of having to pay for the kind of education you choose for your child after you have already paid as a taxpayer for the public education system, whose values may completely contradict your family values, violates the human right to academic freedom that is enshrined in that document.

Public academic institutional compliance with government-imposed "mandates" inimical to our core values as a community of free and sovereign men and women, may even put your child's health at risk. This flies in the face of your human rights as expressed in the UN Declaration. Advocacy to governments worldwide, launching legal and constitutional challenges where fundamental human rights and freedoms are infringed upon, is therefore an integral part of our mission.

In recent years, due to geopolitical influences that exerted an onerous impact upon the activities of independent educators and their stakeholder communities, we have added three new in-house fundraising mission programs to complement our core mission.

HOPE TABLE Food Security Project aims to provide access to cost-effective and proper nutrition for our entire network of individual members, their families and communities. We also fight to protect the physical integrity of the food supply, raising awareness and combating unhealthy chemicals as well as dangerous nanoparticles, metals and other additives to food, soil, air and water supplies.

The HOME NOW Housing Strategy Fund provides legal services for landlords and tenants in situations where property rights are compromised by inadequate legal and economic defense systems, as well as innovative alternative housing solutions for homeless and precariously housed individuals and families.

The HEALTH FIRST Medical Freedom Fund aims to preserve and protect the original meaning of the word "Doctor" which is in fact "Teacher." Doctors are revered for their knowledge, trusted by their patients for correct guidance in health care and medical treatment decisions, and even consulted by governments in matters of public health. However, in the years since 2020, we have seen an intrinsically corrupt medical establishment severely compromised by certain financial and political interests, enforcing compliance with so-called "mask and vaccine mandates" worldwide. Educational settings were affected and academic progress interrupted, while the physical health and emotional well-being of many students and families suffered egregiously.

These "mandates" were never bestowed upon public school authorities and governments by the people, for "we the people" were never consulted in the matter at all. Instead, masks and "vaccines" were foisted upon the people, whereas evidence has come to light that these had no basis in science in fact, but instead were simply imposed to serve the interests of those who profit from the resulting political and economic chaos. The "side effects" include hobbling small business and undermining the independence and freedom of the middle and working classes worldwide.

Our humanitarian mission addresses the chaos by raising funds in the most proactive ways possible; networking constantly with like-minded individuals and organizations, and developing an ongoing strategic response to protect the interests of our members and community stakeholders.

Health First

MEDICAL FREEDOM FUND

The most important of our in-house projects addresses the interaction between education and health issues. Our families, members and students make their own health choices.

We do not consent to, or cooperate with, governmental overreach in any country to push any particular treatment or product on anyone.

In rare cases, we may raise funds for specific medical emergencies or to settle medical bills for our members where insurance coverage does not provide for life saving treatment.

Our legal team defends our members' human rights if they are violated by "mandates" infringing on bodily autonomy. This includes, but is not limited to, the right to freedom of movement and association, the right to choose or refuse any kind of medical treatment or product, and to gain access to the specific kind of doctor or alternative healer of their choice. Proceeds of the Fund go to the legal defense of those among our stakeholders who require advice and counsel at any level of legislative intervention or governmental enactment of "mandates" to the contrary, in the defense of their inalienable human right of bodily autonomy.

The Fund actively supports medical professionals whose practices have been threatened by a morally bankrupt medical establishment.

Home Now

HOUSING STRATEGY FUND

Housing costs have skyrocketed in most major cities in the world while work opportunities are increasingly difficult to find and many families struggle to make ends meet.

Our team of financial experts consisting of mortgage financing specialists and many other funding sources worldwide, have developed an innovative set of solutions to address homelessness. Our services include sourcing emergency assistance for precariously housed individuals and families, creating practical solutions for displacement of tenants in consequence of market trends, as well as addressing the cost of legal services for economically vulnerable tenants and landlords with problematic rental situations who seek equitable, humane solutions for housing crises. ISF Legal Defense Association counsel in conjunction with corresponding counsel from the Universal Human Rights Network in Washington DC have developed funding models to assist affected individuals and families in stabilizing their accommodation situation in every affected jurisdiction where our members reside. Our services include, but are not limited to, sourcing funds for interim accommodation to assist members of our network who have been displaced, evicted, or who have to be relocated for any reason including environmental disasters, public emergencies or personal circumstances.

Hope Table

FOOD SECURITY PROJECT

We are currently raising funds to assist our members in obtaining basic food items in times of extreme need, to combat famine and widespread starvation worldwide. Expanding the capital base for this program is our highest priority at this time.

If you or your community are in need of assistance with basic necessities of life and require a membership to gain access to our services, or if you wish to sign on as a corporate or community stakeholder to sponsor a membership for an individual, family or organization in need, we have opened our network to new memberships on a seasonal promotion basis for a limited time only, up to December 31, 2024.

To participate in this program either as a donor, Outreach Associate or as a direct beneficiary of our assistance, contact us for an in-person or virtual meeting, or email hopetable@outlook.com for more information.

At this time, our services include providing microloan funding through third party providers of emergency assistance to purchase food and/or to assist in affording shipping costs for the delivery of care packages to members in remote areas.In the New Year, we will be launching our first Hope Table food bank projects for local communities in Canada, the USA, Africa, and the Middle and Far East. We are currently working on projects in Canada, the USA, South Africa, and Burundi.

FOUNDER MEMBERSHIP

Universal Human Rights Network

Business Community Stakeholders

Member Services

MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT

This Membership Agreement (herein "Agreement") is effective November 4, 2024, by and between Independent Schooling Fund (herein ISF) a division of 194191 Ontario Inc., a for-profit Corporation duly registered and incorporated in the jurisdiction of the Province of Ontario, Canada since May 5, 2022 and all past, present and future members of the ISF Legal Defense Association (herein "ISFLDA") accessed via the URL independentschoolingfund.com (herein the "Site") with a business address of: Independent Schooling Fund Legal Defense Association, Suite 210, 2030 Bristol Circle Oakville, ON L6H 0H2, Canada. The Association has rented office space at this address since January 1, 2020, and the members are collectively responsible for the rent at the headquarters.

1. Nature of the Services

ISFLDA is an international network of strategic allies that includes individual, corporate and community stakeholders in association with private and independent educators, families, students, alumni and their supporters. The network provides its members a comprehensive range of benefits including, but not limited to, Legal and Professional Services on demand, with corresponding counsel in any jurisdiction or area of specialization. Counsel's areas of specialization include, but are not limited to, all areas of human rights and international law, education, immigration, asset and wealth management, wills and estates, physical and intellectual property rights, virtual and physical real estate, copyright and intellectual property law, patents, trademarks, licensing, business and commercial law, civil litigation and/or criminal matters in the USA, Canada and any other jurisdictions where members may reside, either temporarily or permanently.

2. Funding

Access to humanitarian mission funding for member projects includes, but is not limited to, legal services at reduced fees via UNIRIGHTS O/A The Universal Human Rights Network, a registered 501 (c) 3 non-profit Corporation in Washington DC, and corresponding counsel in all other jurisdictions with additional legal and professional services via the Independent Schooling Fund, and their strategic allies and associates including access to financing sources, subject to the terms and conditions of the third party service providers, as appropriate for small business to large scale international humanitarian projects and enterprises.

3. Electronic Agreement

The ISF Legal Defense Association network is a Community (herein "Community") of Internet users. By accessing, browsing or using the independentschoolingfund.com Site or by selecting I Accept during new membership registration, all existing and new Members acknowledge that they have read, understood and agreed to be bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement, enforceable under the laws of the Province of Ontario and in any applicable corresponding jurisdiction, regardless of where the Members may reside.

4. Member's Right of Access to Services

Members shall fill in the correct information requested in the User Registration form on the site, as may be required from time to time to keep the Membership database up to date. Members shall be required to update the User Information on the site promptly in the event of change. Members shall be responsible for a) all use of the Site made by the Member’s username and password (if and when applicable) and b) maintaining the confidentiality of the Member's username and password. ISF reserves the right to revoke access to Site features, virtual and in-person meeting rooms and/or social media groups if a Membership is terminated by ISF for any reason including, but not limited to, membership dues in arrears. ISF reserves the right to terminate a Membership at its sole discretion. Any overdue balance on accounts payable carried past the due date will result in immediate cancellation of any discount, credit or collateral previously applied to the account until the outstanding balance is settled in full.

5. Content

The Content includes messages and other materials posted to forums, groupks, or other locations on or connected to the Site by the members of the Community. Member of the Community is deemed to grant the Community the non-exclusive right to post, display, copy, and modify the Content in connection with the operation of the Site and the Community's business. Further, the Member is deemed to grant the Community the non-exclusive right to post, display, copy, promote and sell the Content within the limitations set by the Member during the online publishing process. Member is also deemed to authorize the Community to disclose his/her personal data when the Member includes such personal data in the content.

6. Release

If a Member has a dispute with one or more other Members, the Member shall release the Community, the Independent Schooling Fund (and its officers, directors, agents, subsidiaries, employees, partners and their heirs, successors and assigns) from claims, demands and damages (actual and consequential) of every kind and nature, known and unknown, arising out of or in any way connected with such disputes. ISF reserves the right to resolve any dispute with or among members that is not settled within 30 (thirty) days of arising, if it arises during a billing cycle, by terminating a membership whereas the Member remains liable for any outstanding fees or other monies due upon termination of membership.

7. Privacy

Community shall not sell or rent Member's personal information to third parties without Member's explicit consent. Community shall store and process Member's information on computers that are protected by physical as well as technological security devices. However, the Community shall be allowed to access and modify Member's information if required.

8. Indemnity

Member shall indemnify and hold the Community, the Independent Schooling Fund (and its officers, directors, agents, subsidiaries, partners, joint ventures, employees etc.) harmless from any claim or demand, including reasonable attorneys' fees, made by any third party due to or arising out of Member's breach of this Agreement, or Member's violation of any law or the rights of a third party.

9. No Agency

No agency, partnership, joint venture, employee-employer or franchisor-franchisee relationship is intended or created by this Agreement.

10. Invitation to Membership

Member understands and acknowledges that membership is a privilege and not a right, and that membership in the Community is by duly authorized invitation of an existing Member (introducer or sponsor) only, subject to approval by the Board of Directors of the Independent Schooling Fund. From time to time, under special promotions or conditions, registration may be opened for new members by public invitation with immediate payment of the required fees. No credit terms shall be extended to new members beyond the terms and conditions of the promotion. Failure to pay the fees on deadline will result in termination of membership, reversal of any membership discount previously applied on invoices, interest billings on overdue balances, restriction of access to member services, and referral of any overdue accounts to third party collections. ISF reserves the right to a) reject an application, or b) revoke membership if relevant information has been misrepresented or withheld.

11. Terms of Membership

Membership is on a 12-month billing cycle per calendar year. Memberships renew automatically at the end of a billing cycle, unless one or other party terminates the membership or if the Member requests an alteration to the package selection (e.g. switch from annual billing to the month-to-month option, or upgrade from Silver to Gold, etc.) with the required 30 (thirty) days' minimum notice prior to the commencement of the new billing cycle. Eligibility for changes or upgrades is available only on accounts in good standing with all dues and Associate charges fully paid up to date of requested change (at the end of the billing cycle or 30 days from request of change, whichever is sooner) by Member.

12. Billing Policy

ISF cannot terminate a membership during a billing cycle while a balance of dues or charges incurred with Associates remains outstanding. Termination by Member requires a notification of a minimum of 30 days from the completion of the billing cycle, either annual or monthly. All outstanding dues and service charges become due and payable immediately upon termination on receipt of Final Account Statement, including reimbursement of funds to sponsors if an account was on-boarded by a corporate sponsor or existing member.

13. Sponsored Memberships

In the case of sponsored memberships where a third party or parties paid the membership dues for individual members or member organizations in whole or in part, Member is required to refund the membership dues and any other outstanding accounts (e.g. L & P fees incurred with our provider law firms, accountants or other professionals introduced by ISF to the benefit of the individual member or member organization) in their entirety to ISF immediately upon termination of the applicable billing cycle or of the membership in its entirety, except where credit terms have been extended retroactively to the Member under a financing agreement negotiated with financing sources. Failure to do so will result in collection action and may adversely affect the personal credit of the party or parties responsible for the account, as well as the Corporate credit of the member entity, if applicable. ISF makes corporate credit reports to Equifax and/or Dunn & Bradstreet in the event of default on Corporate credit by a Corporation, and to Equifax and Transunion in the event of failure to settle accounts in timely fashion by individual members.

14. Transferable Benefits

Member acknowledges that certain Member Benefits are transferable, either to a new member recommended by an Introducer or Sponsoring Member, or to any deserving prospective member on the waiting list, subject to approval by the ISF Board, and also that ISF provides access to financing sources in the event of any need for access to Corporate or personal credit to afford dues or work orders on the part of its Members. Members therefore acknowledge they have no right to leave the Community with unpaid bills in the event of a member's decision to terminate, especially in the event of a sponsored membership (in whole or in part) where a third party settled the dues on behalf of Member, and reimbursement is expected in all such cases.

15. Use of Funds

Member acknowledges that membership dues are intended to cover important administrative expenses disbursed at the sole discretion of ISF, including, but not limited to, insurance, cyber security, and strategic investment commitments to secure the funding strategy for the entire Community, so that any breach of good faith as regards dues has serious consequences for the Association and its other Community members. Member therefore commits to paying dues and outstanding balances of service charges on time.

16. Member Benefits

The following membership packages remain in force until further notice over and above any special or seasonal promotions, and the applicable terms include unused portions of member benefits (for example, complimentary access to a "free trial" software package offered to members; access to scholarship funding where members did not apply for the funding prior to the end of the billing cycle in which eligibility remains; unused portion of cryptocurrency collateral etc.) which may become transferable to a third party at the beginning of the new billing cycle, subject to approval by the ISF Board of Directors at its sole discretion.

*In cases where services ordered from ISF and/or its subcontractors exceed $1000 USD, the Association reserves the right to apply the annual membership package to its billing system effective immediately rather than month to month or quarterly, in order to ensure that members do not take unfair advantage of membership discounts to the detriment of the Community and its associates by ordering third party services at a discount without covering Community commitments first.

*After extended credit terms were given, there is no right on the part of any member who has already received any of the listed benefits to leave a balance of dues in arrears; failure to honor membership dues after taking advantage of any membership benefits, will not be accepted by ISF or by the Association Member Community. Any attempt by any member to place the Community at a disadvantage by accepting services from ISF and its associates on favorable terms applicable to members only, and then refusing to settle accounts incurred in timely fashion, will be dealt with vigorously by Association counsel.

16.1. Silver [Family/Individual] Membership

$1,000 USD per year / $275 USD per quarter / $100 USD per month + applicable taxes (13% HST)

Discounted legal services, with advice and counsel on demand, subject to terms and conditions of the legal services provider or subcontractor in the ISF network.
Access to selected sources of scholarship funding, for up to one student per family, at the discretion of ISF.
More than one student per family requires an upgrade to a higher level of membership depending on the number of students, with access to sponsors from the ISF network subject to sponsors’ terms and conditions.
Human rights news and information updates via social media and mailing lists.
Networking with other members through in-person and online events.
ISF reserves the right to connect members with like-minded contacts in the network at its sole discretion.
Membership does not constitute an automatic entitlement to all contacts in the Community or its extended network of contacts.
Referral bonus of 10% for bringing in eligible new members, applicable either as a discount on membership fees or a cash incentive of 10% of membership fees paid by the referred member (transferable in cash, credit on introducer's account or Silver Lumens XLM cryptocurrency purchased by ISF, equal to the value of the 10% bonus at the date of receipt of first payment by the new member) upon successful completion of a billing cycle by both the established and new member.
A billing cycle is deemed to be a month on the month-to-month plan, a quarter (three months) on the quarterly and a year on the annual plan.

16.2. Gold [Group/Organization] Membership

$5,000 USD per year / $1375 per quarter / $500 per month + applicable taxes (13% HST)

All benefits from the Silver level
Participation in member's choice of Community Project including, but not limited to, ISF Africa Capital Project Sister Schools Program, ISF Work-Study Scholarship Program, ISF Association Joint Venture, ISF Legal Defense Association and Universal Human Rights Network joint humanitarian mission projects, Hope Table Food Security Project, Home Now Housing Strategy Fund, and/or Health First Medical Freedom Fund with access to applicable funding sources.
Access to fundraising services for qualified school or community stakeholder projects on a per contract and case by case basis.
Access to discounted member products and services ranging from 10% to 25% if provided by contracted Association members.
Credit insurance for business to business lines of credit.
Access to credit facilities for project financing.
20% of membership fees to be converted to XRP (Ripple) for collateral upon payment of fees at the end of each billing cycle on behalf of the nominee beneficiary representing the company or organization and/or the person paying the dues.

16.3. Diamond [Business/Professional Corporation, or LLC] Membership

$10,000 USD per year / $2,750 per quarter / $1,000 USD per month + applicable taxes (13% HST)

All benefits from the Silver and Gold levels.
Ontario Incorporation Services at member's request (transferable if not required) where access to funding requires a presence in Ontario of a registered corporate entity.
Open for funding requests to all applicable funding sources in every area of enterprise, subject to Board Review and formal invitation, conditional upon submission of Member Project.
Sponsorship opportunities from the Community with collateral benefit to Sponsoring Top Tier Business Community Stakeholder (Diamond) Member.
Top Tier Members with Association membership dues in good standing, are entitled to discounts ranging from 10% to 25% on any products and services provided by the Association to its Membership. To qualify for this level of membership, a project proposal or business plan (Top Tier member project or otherwise, a project sponsored by a Top Tier member) has to be submitted with the Association Dues (Membership Fees) at the outset.

*To ensure like-minded participation, an existing member must formally introduce the organization, individual or company to the Community. In cases where no prior relationship with an introducer exists, member may submit a request for consideration to info@independentschoolingfund.com to establish eligibility for a match with an appropriate Sponsor from the Community.

17. Governing Laws

This Agreement shall be construed under and governed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Ontario, Canada.

18. Agreement Acceptance

By accepting assistance in any way, shape or form including credit terms on invoice, mediation with third party creditors or other parties, direct or indirect receipt of funding, including crypto or fiat currency, services in kind or on extended credit terms from Independent Schooling Fund (ISF) and/or any of its affiliated brands, Projects or members (past, present and future) including, but not limited to, HOPE TABLE Food Security Project, HOME NOW Housing Strategy Fund, HEALTH FIRST Medical Freedom Fund, UNIRIGHTS, The Universal Human Rights Network, Southern Star Steel, ISF Africa Capital Project, ISF Work-Study Scholarship Program, ISF Africa Capital Project Sister Schools Program and ISF Legal Defense Association, Beneficiary agrees to the Terms and Conditions of this Membership Agreement. ISF reserves the right to change terms without notice at the sole discretion of its Board of Directors, being the Board of Directors duly appointed under the Partnership Agreement executed June 19, 2024 by 194191 Ontario Inc., the Corporation that is the owner of all ISF Accounts Receivable as per November 4, 2024.

19. Special Purpose Vehicle

Member understands that ISF is not a charity or a grant-making organization. Independent Schooling Fund is a duly registered style name - "Doing Business As" (DBA) or "Operating As" (O/A) under the Ontario for-profit Corporation est. May 5, 2022 as 194191 Ontario Inc. (herein the Company) structured to function appropriately as a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for the purpose of managing investment capital for the Organization and its Clients including, but not limited to, providing Consulting and Project Management Services to Community Members and Non-Members (Clients) of the Independent Schooling Fund and its Associates, Members and/or Subcontractors.

20. Notice of Changes to Terms and Conditions

Receipt of this updated agreement shall be deemed sufficient notice to have entered into the Agreement by mutual consent if Members have previously received assistance from ISF, its associated Community or any of its Members. ISF reserves the right to alter, vary or adjust the terms and conditions of the Collective Membership Agreement at any time. If a Member is found not to be in compliance with requirements, said Member will receive notice of up to 30 days to rectify the situation before suspension of Member Benefits.

21. Cancellation

In the event of Cancellation by Sponsor, Suspension of Benefits or termination of services rendered for non-payment of bills, the remaining balance of any accounts receivable owing by Members shall become due and payable immediately, unless Member has made arrangements to finance their accounts through an authorized financial service provider accepted by ISF. This does not absolve Member from the obligation to settle any outstanding dues and/or payments for services rendered by the Association or any of its Members/Subcontractors/Provider law firms to the Beneficiary Member.

Featured Fundraiser

Our Work

Raising funds for featured member Unirights (The Universal Human Rights Network) under fundraising contract with ISF, enables us to source retainers for legal counsel and corresponding counsel in any of the jurisdictions where Association members may reside, and where member services may be required.
This season, give the gift of Hope by supporting Hope Table, an ISF in-house project with Founder Member Kingswood Preparatory Day School Inc., Unirights (The Universal Human Rights Network) in Association with Shalom International Ministry of Burundi, and Don Delicious a.k.a. The Village Boy of the brand new Theatre Production, The Village Boy Goes to the City by Thiathu Godzwana.
Don and members of his theatre troupe from Thiathu Production Company (TPC) worked before on the stellar team directed by Mbongeni Ngema of the famous musical Sarafina!
TPC brings a unique fighting spirit of survival, positive energy and hope to these troubled times, as expressed in the powerful music, traditional dance and South African street food (known as spaaikos or bunny chow in the townships of South Africa) to kickstart the worldwide Hope Table mission.

Fundraising

Non-profit organizations, community initiatives, social enterprises and investors with humanitarian project resources connect through our network to support our member projects. Member Services include access to a vast array of conventional and interactive marketing resources for fundraising purposes and related social enterprises; humanitarian mission funding and access to true project financing resources such as financial instruments, bank trading platforms and currency reserves.

Legal resources

Our high net worth network crosses borders from North and South America to Africa, Europe, Australia and the Middle and Far East. We are assisted by a team of legal experts in every area of specialization, who defend and protect our members' intellectual and physical property rights, asset migration, freedom of movement and association, bodily autonomy and freedom to choose the type of education they approve of, especially in matters of health and wellness and personal beliefs and values.

GOLD
$ 565 USD COMMUNITY GROUP OR NGO MONTH TO MONTH PLAN. OPEN CALL FOR MEMBERSHIP ONLY UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2024! FESTIVE PROMOTION: SIGN UP WITH ONLY ONE MONTH DOWN! *QUALIFIED MEMBERS MAY UPGRADE TO DIAMOND BY JANUARY 14, 2025 AND LOCK IN THE 2024 RATE FOR THE DURATION OF THE 2025 BILLING CYCLE.

DIAMOND
$ 1130 USD GET DIAMOND WITH ONLY ONE MONTH DOWN! LOCK IN THE 2024 RATE BY SUBMITTING YOUR PROJECT WITH ONE MONTH'S MEMBERSHIP FEE ONLY. CONSIDERATION UP TO JANUARY 14, 2025.

SILVER
$ 226 USD *OPEN CALL FOR NEW MEMBERS. FIRST AND LAST MONTH ONLY UNTIL JANUARY 14, 2025

Our Motto

WE STAND ON GUARD

for our legacy from the Iroquois First Nations:

"In every decision, consider the next seven generations."

who we are

Our Mission

Our Mandate

Our Values

Freedom of choice in education is a human right enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as per Article 26.3, stating clearly that parents have a prior right to choose the kind of education their child receives.

We raise funds continuously to assist people in affording their human rights in cases where fundamental freedoms are compromised, threatened, or otherwise affected by economic conditions or governmental overreach.

Government "Mandates" Betrayed the Public Trust

Health First

Home Now

Hope Table

BUSINESS COMMUNITY SPONSOR

FEATURED MEMBER

Business Community Stakeholders

Member Services

Featured Fundraiser

Our Work

Networking

Fundraising

Financing

Legal resources

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Member Benefits

SILVER

INDIVIDUAL STUDENT OR FAMILY

1. LEGAL ADVICE

Legal counsel available on a pro bono basis in every area of expertise, courtesy of our Top Tier Member law firms and their subcontractors.

2. MEMBER DISCOUNTS

Regular membership promotions with choices of unique and exceptional quality member products and services.

* Third party (non-member) products and services excluded from in-house discount programs.

3. ACCESS TO CREDIT

Access to financing sources for more complicated files. Every Top Tier Member service provider firm including financing sources for clients in need of credit terms to afford legal services, has been vetted and hand-picked for suitability to our exclusive and unique membership network.

4. SCHOLARSHIPS

Access to the funding sources of our corporate and community stakeholders and their extended networks for successful grade school, college/university and mature student applicants to the education and training programs available through the ISF Work-Study Scholarship Program.

MEM2024 SILVER DUES

COLLATERAL IN SILVER LUMENS (XLM)

As of 2025 collateral is held in Silver Lumens (XLM) @ 10% of dues paid by member or sponsor, provided account is not in arrears and all dues are paid on time for the duration of the billing cycle.

MOST POPULAR

GOLD

COMMUNITY GROUP OR NGO

All Silver Member Benefits included at this level of membership.

1. LEGAL COUNSEL

Access on demand for phone consultation, legal advice and counsel from our international network of lawyers on a per case basis, with discounted retainers in the event of Court representation on any matter of principle or concern for our members.

2. MARKETING NETWORK

3. CONSULTING SERVICES

Gain access to members-only discounts of up to 25% on our consulting services including, but not limited to, performance-based third party services with fees payable only upon successful delivery of capital financing for your project or company.

4. CREDIT INSURANCE

Portfolio Credit Insurance from our providers with access to credit facilities for project financing.

RECOMMENDED FOR INDEPENDENT/PRIVATE SCHOOLS, NGO/NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS OR SMALL BUSINESS, SOCIAL ENTERPRISES OR VENTURES IN THE ARTS AND CULTURE SECTOR RAISING UP TO 5 MILLION DOLLARS IN OPERATING CAPITAL.

MEM2025 GOLD DUES

$5000 USD PER YEAR

OR

$1375 USD PER QUARTER

OR

$500 USD PER MONTH

Plus applicable taxes (HST @ 13%)

COLLATERAL IN RIPPLE

(XRP)

As of 2025 collateral is held in Ripple (XRP) @ 20% of dues paid by member or sponsor, provided account is not in arrears and all dues are paid on time for the duration of the billing cycle.

BEST VALUE

SILVER

$ 226 USD

GOLD

$ 565 USD

DIAMOND