Registered BC Non-Profit Society · Mission, Fraser Valley, BC

A foundation built where community meets technology.

SpaceBeacon Foundation exists to make sure the next chapter of Canada's digital and AI economy is one every community helps write — not just witnesses.

We believe digital readiness is the civic infrastructure of the next Canadian century — and that every community deserves a working bridge to it.

Founded as a registered BC non-profit society and operated alongside Preeminent Technologies Inc. (the parent of SpaceBeacon), the Foundation channels a portion of the company's revenue, software, and engineering capacity into community-led digital readiness programming.

We focus on the communities too often left behind by the digital economy: rural and remote communities, women returning to careers, youth 15–29, and seniors 55+ — our seniors work aligned with Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program.

And we believe in starting locally, in BC — then opening the door to every region in Canada that asks us in.

Leadership

People you can call by name.

A small, accountable team rooted in BC — operating the Foundation with care, transparency, and deep community roots.

Harpreet Sandhu
Harpreet Sandhu
Foundation Director
Drives the Foundation's strategic vision, partnerships, and community delivery across BC and Canada.
Harvinder Kaur
Harvinder Kaur
Foundation Director
CEO SpaceBeacon's assistant. Leads programming, partnerships, and community delivery — with a focus on women returners and newcomer cohorts.
Kulwant Singh
Kulwant Singh
Foundation Director
Senior advisor on tourism-led entrepreneurship, international trade pathways, and program partnerships across Canada.
Governance & Transparency

Money, decisions, and outcomes — on the record.

As a registered BC non-profit, we are accountable to our community, our partners, and the public. Here are the commitments we hold ourselves to.

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Public annual impact report
Where every program dollar landed, by region, partner, and community served — published each fiscal year.
Independent advisory council
Community, women, youth, and senior representatives review programming and partnership decisions.
Outcome-based reporting
We measure programs by completed cohorts, jobs supported, and businesses launched — not by hours delivered.
Free at point of use
All Foundation programming is free to learners. We never paywall a community member's path to digital readiness.
Get Involved

Three doors. All of them open.

Whether you bring capital, capacity, or community connections — there's a way to join us this year.

Donors

Fund a cohort

Underwrite a women's career-bridge cohort, a youth coding workshop, a senior digital fluency program, or a rural community tourism launch — and see exactly where it lands.

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Mentors & Volunteers

Bring an hour a month

Tech, business, marketing, and tourism professionals — your hour is the unlock. We'll match you to a learner whose goal aligns with what you do best.

Volunteer with us
Community & Industry Partners

Co-deliver in your region

Rural community organizations, schools, employers, libraries, and industry associations — let's co-design a cohort in your community in 2026.

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