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Partnerships

Making a Positive Impact in Our Community

Do you believe that collaboration creates opportunity?

You’re not alone!

The Maverick Youth Opportunities Fund (MYOF) embraces the power of partnerships and are committed to collaborating with all our partners – whether they are corporate, government, not-for-profit, or individuals – to enhance our community for generations to come.

Our Funding Partners

MYOF seeks funding partners that align with our mission and values. Our goal is to create winning partnerships that will fuel programs and empower youth to achieve their full potential.

Our Community Partners

MYOF values partnerships with eligible organizations that will foster long-term relationships built on trust, respect, and shared goals. We are open to opportunities to collaborate, innovate, and make a collective impact to address complex challenges that our youth face.

We Are Proud to Announce our Partnerships

A special thank you to all our partners who truly believe in the power of sport to lift our kids up to reach new opportunities!

📣 New Partnership with Volleyball Canada and Community Organizations

MYOF is very excited to announce that MYOF has been granted $10,000 through the Rise & Rally Grant offered by Volleyball Canada. This grant is funded by the Government of Canada through the Community Sport for All (CSAI) Initiative, which seeks to remove barriers and increase sport participation rates for under-represented groups.

MYOF will partner with five organizations that work with youth in marginalized communities in Ottawa. Thanks to the generous grant, MYOF will be providing quality volleyball equipment and volleyball workshops for youth delivered by NCCP-certified coaches from Maverick Volleyball. Furthermore, it will offer NCCP/Volleyball Canada e-modules and hands-on coaching/mentoring for program coordinators to help each organization deliver quality volleyball programs in the longterm.

We are thrilled to announce the following organizations that will be part of this initiative, including:

To learn more about the impact of this partnership, click here.

For more information, contact partnership@maverickyouthfund.ca.


Community Equipment Fund – Creating Partnerships with Lasting Impact

The MYOF Community Equipment Fund partners with schools and community organizations to help remove financial barriers that limit access to quality volleyball equipment. Through the generosity of our donors and partners, we provide equipment to organizations serving youth in underserved and priority neighbourhoods, ensuring more young people have the opportunity to learn, play, and thrive through sport.

The Community Equipment Fund began as a pilot project at Gloucester High School in 2025, where MYOF provided quality volleyball equipment for the school’s girls’ volleyball program. The positive impact of that investment inspired the creation of the Community Equipment Fund. Today, organizations are selected through an application process that considers financial need, the youth they serve, and the potential for long-term community impact.

To learn about our partners who were recipients of equipment in 2026, click here.

An application process will be announced in 2026/27 season on all our social media channels. Be sure to follow us!

For more information, contact info@maverickyouthfund.ca


Program Partners

MYOF would like to thank our program partners who all believed in our vision for a “stronger community built by exceptional youth”, and provided financial or in-kind support.

Maverick Volleyball
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Cicada Creative

Are you interested in becoming a partner?

Frequently Asked Questions?

Don’t hesitate to send questions to partnership@maverickyouthfund.ca and we’ll be sure to reply in a timely manner.

+ What is an eligible organization?

An eligible community organization may include registered charities, registered Canadian amateur athletic associations, registered national arts service organizations, and other qualified donees as defined under the Income Tax Act.

+ How are community partnerships determined?

Before partnering and/or providing a contribution to an eligible community organization, we will evaluate the organization’s mission, objectives, and activities to ensure alignment with MYOF’s vision, mission and values.

+ What types of contributions are possible?
  • Contributions may take various forms, including monetary donations, grants, sponsorships, in-kind contributions, or other forms of support as deemed appropriate.
  • The specific form of the contribution is determined based on the needs, the nature of the project or initiative being supported, and the preferences of both parties.