Altalma Foundation is a charitable, non-profit organization created to support economic development in Canada and to bridge the gap between corporations and local stakeholders.
We are committed to help improve both corporate social responsibility efficiencies and environmental awareness. We believe the long-term future of Canada is best served by respecting the interests of all our stakeholders, including: corporations, government, wildlife and community members.
Our approach is different from other development organization: we partner with corporations and empowered communities in Canada and Globally.

Shauna Mason
President & Director
Shauna Mason is President and Director of the Altalma Foundation and is passionate about strengthening communities through philanthropy, volunteerism, and good governance. She believes that meaningful change is achieved through collaboration, thoughtful leadership, and a commitment to giving back.
Shauna has dedicated countless hours to supporting charitable and professional not-for-profit organizations. She currently serves as a Director of Energy for All, Gems for Gems, and the Canadian Investor Relations Institute (CIRI) – Alberta Chapter, and recently served as Chair of the Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (CGIC) – Alberta Branch. Through these volunteer leadership roles, she helps organizations strengthen governance, build strategic capacity, and maximize their impact within the communities they serve.
With more than two decades of governance and leadership experience, Shauna brings strategic oversight and a collaborative approach to the Altalma Foundation. She is committed to advancing the Foundation’s mission by supporting initiatives that improve lives, create opportunities, and foster stronger, more resilient communities.
Shauna holds a Master of Business Administration from Queen’s University, an Honours Bachelor of Commerce from McMaster University, and is a Fellow of the Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (FCG).

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Jeremy Yee
Director
Jeremy Yee is a Director of the Altalma Foundation and is passionate about creating opportunities that strengthen communities through collaboration, leadership, and sustainable philanthropy. He believes meaningful impact is achieved by building strong partnerships, empowering local leaders, and investing in initiatives that create lasting social and economic benefits.
Jeremy has dedicated his career and volunteer efforts to advancing community development, Indigenous partnerships, and charitable initiatives both in Canada and internationally. Beyond his role with the Altalma Foundation, he serves as a mentor for students in the Petroleum Land Management program at the University of Calgary and the Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen Mentorship Program. He also volunteers as a minor hockey coach, helping young athletes develop confidence, leadership, and teamwork both on and off the ice.
Jeremy has a longstanding commitment to global philanthropy. He participated in a fundraising expedition to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, helping raise $300,000 to build a secondary school and women’s dormitory in Tanzania—an experience that reinforced his belief in the power of community-led initiatives to create lasting change.
Jeremy holds a Master of Business Administration from Queen’s University and a Bachelor of Commerce in Petroleum Land Management from the University of Calgary. He brings strategic leadership, financial stewardship, and a collaborative approach to the Altalma Foundation, supporting its mission to improve lives and strengthen communities through sustainable charitable initiatives.

Shauna Mason
President & Director
Shauna Mason is President and Director of the Altalma Foundation and is passionate about strengthening communities through philanthropy, volunteerism, and good governance. She believes that meaningful change is achieved through collaboration, thoughtful leadership, and a commitment to giving back.
Shauna has dedicated countless hours to supporting charitable and professional not-for-profit organizations. She currently serves as a Director of Energy for All, Gems for Gems, and the Canadian Investor Relations Institute (CIRI) – Alberta Chapter, and recently served as Chair of the Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (CGIC) – Alberta Branch. Through these volunteer leadership roles, she helps organizations strengthen governance, build strategic capacity, and maximize their impact within the communities they serve.
With more than two decades of governance and leadership experience, Shauna brings strategic oversight and a collaborative approach to the Altalma Foundation. She is committed to advancing the Foundation’s mission by supporting initiatives that improve lives, create opportunities, and foster stronger, more resilient communities.
Shauna holds a Master of Business Administration from Queen’s University, an Honours Bachelor of Commerce from McMaster University, and is a Fellow of the Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (FCG).

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Jeremy Yee, MBA, B.Comm.
Director
Jeremy Yee is a Director of the Altalma Foundation and is passionate about creating opportunities that strengthen communities through collaboration, leadership, and sustainable philanthropy. He believes meaningful impact is achieved by building strong partnerships, empowering local leaders, and investing in initiatives that create lasting social and economic benefits.
Jeremy has dedicated his career and volunteer efforts to advancing community development, Indigenous partnerships, and charitable initiatives both in Canada and internationally. Beyond his role with the Altalma Foundation, he serves as a mentor for students in the Petroleum Land Management program at the University of Calgary and the Canadian Association of Petroleum Landmen Mentorship Program. He also volunteers as a minor hockey coach, helping young athletes develop confidence, leadership, and teamwork both on and off the ice.
Jeremy has a longstanding commitment to global philanthropy. He participated in a fundraising expedition to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, helping raise $300,000 to build a secondary school and women’s dormitory in Tanzania—an experience that reinforced his belief in the power of community-led initiatives to create lasting change.
Jeremy holds a Master of Business Administration from Queen’s University and a Bachelor of Commerce in Petroleum Land Management from the University of Calgary. He brings strategic leadership, financial stewardship, and a collaborative approach to the Altalma Foundation, supporting its mission to improve lives and strengthen communities through sustainable charitable initiatives.

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Mission
Altalma Foundation is dedicated to funding and facilitating projects that help grow vibrant and empowered communities.
Vision
Altalma Foundation believes that everyone should have access to:
- Honest and satisfying ways to make a living.
- The basic requirements of a healthy community including ample food, clean water, power, and access to essential services.
- A healthy environment to raise a family.
Values
“Altalma”. A soaring name that blends 'Alta', meaning high, with the name 'Alma', meaning kind soul. Altalma’s values can be summarized by using the word SOUL. We value:
- Stakeholders — respect and understanding for all communities and stakeholders
- Outlay — believing that change doesn’t happen overnight, but investing in long-term, sustainable projects will build vibrant communities.
- Unite — staying accountable to all stakeholders and adhering to high moral standards in all of our endeavors.
- Live — a world where each person has access to ample resources and is able to realize their full potential.
Current Projects
Altalma Foundation supports community-led initiatives that create lasting impact at home and abroad. From improving access to safe, reliable drinking water in Indigenous communities in Canada to advancing food security, education, children’s care, and humanitarian support in Myanmar, our projects are grounded in partnership, accountability, and long-term sustainability.
You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else.Albert Einstein
You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else.Albert Einstein
You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else.Albert Einstein
What's new?
Stay up to date with the latest news, project milestones, partnerships, and stories of impact as we continue working alongside communities to create meaningful and lasting change.
Altalma Foundation Partners with Local Youth Hockey Team to Support Community Impact
• At Altalma Foundation, we believe that investing in young people extends far beyond the classroom. Whether through education, sport, leadership, or community service, we are committed to helping youth develop the confidence, resilience, and character needed to become tomorrow’s leaders.
• This spring, we were proud to partner with the Crusaders 2014 AAA hockey team as they took on the Servus Calgary Marathon 5K. For many of the players, it was their very first road race, providing an opportunity to challenge themselves while giving back to their community.
• Together, the team set an ambitious goal of raising CA$10,000 in support of the Altalma Foundation. Through the generosity of friends, family, and community members, the campaign has already raised more than CA$9,170, with funds supporting Altalma’s charitable initiatives that strengthen communities and create opportunities for youth and families in need.
• The partnership exemplifies our belief that philanthropy begins with leadership, teamwork, and service. By encouraging young athletes to become active contributors to their communities, we are helping foster values that extend well beyond the playing field.
We are incredibly grateful to every participant, volunteer, and donor who helped make this initiative such a success and look forward to continuing to inspire the next generation of community leaders.
Get involved.
Together, we can create lasting change. Whether you choose to donate, partner with us, or volunteer your time, your support helps strengthen communities, empower youth, and provide hope to those who need it most.
Contact Us
We'd love to hear from you. Whether you're interested in supporting our work, exploring a partnership, volunteering, or learning more about the Altalma Foundation, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Together, we can create meaningful and lasting impact in communities both locally and around the world.
Email
shauna@altalma.ca
Phone
+1 (403) 701-9190
Mailing AddressAltalma Foundation
39 Aspen Cliff Close SW
Calgary, Alberta
Canada
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