Donations
Corporate & Personal Donations
Join the Canadian Hospitality Foundation (CHF) as a Corporate or Personal Donor and play a vital role in shaping the future of foodservice and hospitality. Contributing an unrestricted donation (one-time or multi-year) helps sustain CHF’s mission to elevate careers in this dynamic industry and empower emerging talent to reach new heights through advanced professional studies.
As a CHF donor, your support fuels initiatives that go beyond scholarships, enabling CHF to expand its impact, develop innovative programs, and advocate for the critical importance of hospitality and foodservice professions. These donations are an investment in the industry’s future workforce, ensuring access to education, resources, and opportunities for the next generation of leaders.


BECOME A CHF DONOR:
CHF Donors receive recognition across CHF’s platforms and promotional materials, highlighting their leadership and dedication to advancing the industry.
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Ready to make a difference? Partner with CHF and invest in the future of hospitality today. Please contact CHF at:
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COMMUNITY STORIES

Ana Yuristy
Chief People + Brand Officer at The Drake
A resourceful problem-solver and analytical systems thinker, Ana is known for her ability to optimize complex processes and inspire teams. As a people-first leader, she actively seeks out emerging talent who are curious, emotionally intelligent, and demonstrate an entrepreneurial mindset.

Jeremy Bonia
Sommelier & Restaurateur
For more than a decade, Jeremy Bonia has stood at the crossroads of hospitality and advocacy, balancing the immediate demands of running restaurants with the broader fight to shape national policy. As he steps down from his extended two-year tenure as Chair of the Restaurants Canada board of directors, Bonia leaves behind a legacy as a steady hand in turbulent times.

Chris Commandant
Sous Chef, 1 Elgin Restaurant
A Kanien’keha:ka from the Wahta Mohawks First Nation near Bala, Ontario, Commandant is driven by a passion for preserving and sharing Indigenous culinary traditions. His work extends beyond the art of cooking—he is deeply engaged in conversations around Indigenous food sovereignty, food security, and traditional cooking methods.