The Infinite Grace Foundation has formed a long-term partnership with Cha’s Organics, a Canadian organic food company, aimed at enhancing mental health, humanitarian efforts, and community development in Sri Lanka. As the Foundation’s designated ‘Legacy Partner’, Cha’s Organics will offer financial backing, and future projects may include initiatives where a portion of sales from selected products will support the Foundation’s programs and broaden its influence.
This collaboration unites two mission-driven organizations that prioritize social impact through ethical business practices, community health, and sustainable development. Both share a conviction that business can serve as a powerful force for positive change.
Stephanie Siriwardhana, Founder and Chair of the Infinite Grace Foundation, expressed, “At Infinite Grace Foundation, we hold the belief that everyone deserves to feel acknowledged, valued, loved, and sufficient. This principle is central to our mission. From our very first discussion, this partnership felt more like a convergence of like-minded individuals rather than a typical sponsorship. At Infinite Grace, we are dedicated to acting with love, dignity, and intention. Cha’s Organics reflects these same principles through their commitment to caring for individuals, communities, and the environment. I am deeply thankful to embark on this journey together, as I truly believe that the most significant impact occurs when compassionate individuals come together to create something greater than themselves.”
Rather than following a conventional sponsorship model, this partnership is rooted in shared values. Cha’s Organics has established its business on principles of fair trade, regenerative farming, ethical sourcing, and support for resilient agricultural communities. In contrast, the Infinite Grace Foundation is dedicated to promoting mental health advocacy, educational initiatives, humanitarian outreach, and community empowerment. Together, these organizations will seek opportunities to enhance well-being, education, and community development, while fostering collaboration between local businesses and the broader community.
Chanaka Kurera, Founder of Cha’s Organics, remarked, “At Cha’s Organics, we have always held the belief that businesses should nurture individuals and communities, not just markets. Our partnership with the Infinite Grace Foundation embodies this philosophy and our mutual dedication to generating positive, enduring change through compassion, sustainability, and purposeful action.”
This partnership marks the beginning of a wider international cooperation between the two organizations, with anticipated future initiatives focusing on mental health, education, humanitarian efforts, sustainability, and community development. As both entities work to expand their influence, this partnership illustrates a shared commitment to showcase how values-driven organizations can collaborate to create stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities. Together, they aspire to exemplify how purpose-driven businesses and organizations can join forces to enhance community strength, improve well-being, offer second chances, and foster a more compassionate future.
Image Caption: (From left) The Infinite Grace Foundation team with the Cha’s Organics team during the Memorandum of Understanding signing.
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