M2W2

M2W2

Mentoring Toward Wholeness Together Association

Abbotsford, BC, Canada

Justice & Legal aidEmployment & SkillsCommunity developmentHousing & HomelessnessTax-deductible donations
CharityFounded 1966Regional reach
Profile last updated: August 12, 2026

About

Founded in 1966, M2W2 is a charity based in Abbotsford, Canada working on justice & legal aid, employment & skills, community development +1 more.

M2W2 (Mentoring Toward Wholeness Together Association) is a Canadian registered charity based in Abbotsford, British Columbia. It provides Christian mentorship, reintegration support and work experience to people impacted by incarceration. Its services include one-to-one prison mentorship in federal and provincial correctional facilities, the NOLA post-release support programme covering housing, health, employment, education and relationships, the Hidden Treasures thrift store, and a woodshop offering hands-on training. The organisation serves people in British Columbia, currently active in the Upper Fraser Valley and expanding toward Kamloops and Victoria.

Location

Abbotsford, Canada

Founded

1966

Organisation type

Charity

Legal name

Mentoring Toward Wholeness Together Association

Charity number

80777 7313 RR0001

Registration

80777 7313 RR0001

Languages

EN

Causes & programmes

Causes

Justice & Legal aidEmployment & SkillsCommunity developmentHousing & Homelessness

Works for

Prisoners & Ex-offendersFamilies

How they work

Direct servicesCommunity programmesVolunteer programmes

Programmes

Prison Mentorship Program

Justice & Legal aid · Canada

Pairs trained volunteer mentors with people in federal and provincial correctional facilities, offering companionship, accountability and an outside perspective.

NOLA (No One Leaves Alone)

Justice & Legal aid · Canada

Post-release support connecting people leaving prison with resources and relationships in housing, health, employment, education and relationships.

Hidden Treasures Thrift Store

Employment & Skills · Canada

Thrift store providing work-release and work experience for people on parole or day passes, with revenue funding core programmes.

Woodshop

Employment & Skills · Canada

Hands-on woodworking and repair space where people impacted by incarceration gain skills, work experience and confidence, producing items sold to the public.

Countries of operation

Canada

Funding & support

Funded by

Individual donationsEarned income

Ways to support

DonateVolunteerShopCorporate partnership

Trust

Tax-deductible donations

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