We are Charity # 89681-9646RR0001.
Any type and amount of support is greatly appreciated and will be used to continue our work with the multicultural community of Saint John, New Brunswick.
The staff and board of PRUDE Inc. would like to thank you for all your support. In light of current events, our community has rallied and more people then ever have been reaching out to us and offering support through time, talent and donations.
PRUDE Inc. stands for Pride of Race, Unity and Dignity through Education. We aim to educate our community on the harmful effects of racism and discrimination of all forms. We will always support the Black community. Not just today, but everyday. Black Lives Matter.
Office hours: Mon-Fri 9:00am-4:30pm
Volunteer Opportunities
If you are interested in volunteering within your community, we offer many ways you can help. Please fill our Volunteer Application Form, and we will contact you shortly.
Office Admin Personnel
This individual will be the first person our customers interact with upon entering our office or speaking over the phone. This person is a crucial part of our organization and needs to be welcoming, dependable and self-motivated.
Living Culture Representative
Living Culture is the unique part of our training or presentations. Usually, newcomers are invited to talk about specific topics that will benefit both audiences' studies and mindset.
Guest Speaker
PRUDE Inc. is a team of thinkers, helpers, and trainers who find inspiration in movement, transition, and culture differences. We create special programs and events inspired by real people and true stories - designed for all races and ethnicities to grow in Saint John. So join us and share your knowledge.
Community Outreach
Every month, we will host different events for different purposes. You are welcome to join us to assist event coordinators.
Black Settlement Burial Grounds
A parcel of land in Willow Grove was donated to PRUDE Inc. which contains a black burial ground dating back to the late 1700's. A three cross sculpture on the site (created and donated by W. (Victor) Wojcik) is a beacon to symbolize the struggle of all peoples. Every year volunteers are involved for periodic maintenance and repair.
