Accelerating Canada’s community investment movement

Weave is a $30 million fund pooling institutional and accredited investors’ capital to invest in community bonds across Canada.

Charities, nonprofits and coops across Canada are issuing community bonds, offering over $120 million to date in investment opportunities directly to their supporters.

But because of relatively small raise sizes, community bonds have primarily been accessed by retail investors rather than institutional and accredited investors — until Weave.

The benefits

Diversifies investment

An investment in Weave is spread among community bonds offered by more than two dozen issuers across Canada.

Reaches underfunded communities

Community bonds could benefit organizations in rural, remote, equity-deserving, and other communities without population density or wealth to support an entirely retail-subscribed campaign. Through Weave, institutional capital brings projects to life and offers communities wealth-building investment opportunities.

Streamlines impact

Weave handles due diligence with community bond issuers, so investors can have widespread impact without costly due diligence on each project.

Encourages more retail impact investment

Weave crowds in retail investment, by making early ‘anchor’ investments in community bond campaigns bringing attention to the project and inspiring trust.

Our leadership team

Weave is a limited partnership with Tapestry Community Capital as general partner. Tapestry is a social finance leader, having supported charities, non-profits, and coops raising over $135 million in community bonds to date, with that number set to more than double through 2026.


  • Co-Executive Director, Tapestry Community Capital

    Ryan leads Tapestry’s growth to new investment issuers and investors, as well as champions partnerships and policy change to advance the community investment industry. Ryan has played a key role in the organization’s growth from its inception to a national presence. Prior to Tapestry, he held roles at Canada's largest residential housing REIT and the MaRS Discovery District. He is a co-founder of the City of Toronto’s Social Purpose Real Estate Advisory Group and holds an HBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business.


  • Co-Executive Director, Tapestry Community Capital

    Mary leads Tapestry’s finance and operations with a focus on systems and compliance to professionalize the community investment industry. In her fourteen years with the organization, she has played a vital role in supporting the launch and growth of pioneering community investment issuers like SolarShare, ZooShare, and the Centre for Social Innovation. Mary's responsibilities include intricate oversight of investment administration for all client issuers, as well the continuous product development of Tapestry’s investment platform.


  • CFA, Compliance Officer and Investment Lead

    Yetunde leads Tapestry’s compliance systems and designs impact investment products, ensuring alignment with regulatory standards and investor needs. A CFA Charterholder with over a decade of experience in corporate finance and impact investing, she brings deep expertise in structuring and managing financial products. Previously, as a Fund Manager at SVX, she designed and oversaw impact investment funds for organizations like the Verge Breakthrough Fund, driving capital toward mission-driven enterprises.


  • Growth and Impact Associate

    Kyle leads new client business development at Tapestry and manages the organization’s impact measurement and reporting practices. He is responsible for deal origination of Tapestry’s $205M in upcoming community bond issuances, as well as designing and implementing the impact framework for the Fund’s estimated 29 investments. With a strong background in the social impact sector, Kyle has held various roles focused on impact measurement and fundraising. He holds a Finance degree from York University.

Our advisory committee

Weave is supported by a group of advisors with diverse experience in social and corporate finance, community development, and more.


  • Through his advisory firm, MJ has helped deploy over C$150M through private-market impact investing, and another C$250M through responsible investment strategies for family offices and foundations, including the Hamilton Community Foundation, the Kitchener Waterloo Community Foundation, and the Upper Canada Equity Fund. 


  • Nyasha is an architect, urban strategist, and climate advocate. As Director of Programs at CP Planning, she supports affordable housing and inclusive economies. Previously a Senior Manager at UNStudio, she serves on boards of 8-80 Cities and Passive House Canada and has advised the City of Amsterdam on diversity in the built environment.


  • David is a chartered accountant and the former managing partner of the accounting firm Prentice, Yates & Clark. David’s career has revolved around supporting non-profits with accounting and financial planning, particularly in affordable housing development.


  • Justin is a community finance consultant helping place-based and purpose-driven financial intermediaries succeed through expertise in administrative design, capacity building, and fractional administration services.


  • Adam is a business strategist currently working in Corporate Development at McCain Foods. Previously, he was based at McKinsey & Company’s Toronto office, where he applied his cross-sector experience to translate insights into actionable strategies. Adam holds a dual MBA and Master of Global Affairs from the University of Toronto.


  • Leorah is a Development Manager at DiamondCorp, leading approvals for a mixed-use community in Scarborough. Previously, she advised public and private sector clients on infrastructure and technology trends at Deloitte. She holds a Master’s in Planning from Toronto Metropolitan University and an HBA from Ivey Business School.