Working with Indigenous Peoples
At TD, we recognize there is more work to be done on our collective journey towards Truth and Reconciliation. That's why, we’re supporting community initiatives that promote a connection to the land, enhance financial literacy, and foster a sense of belonging. We believe society is stronger when we work together, and we can help be a catalyst for dialogue to bring people, communities, and cultures together.
A timeline of our commitment
1960s+
- 1967: Established the Inuit Art Collection.
- 1996: Became a founding partner of First Nations Bank of Canada, Canada's first bank with majority ownership by Indigenous Peoples and shareholders.
2000s
- 2007: Launched the TD Wealth Indigenous Trust Services to focus on the unique needs Indigenous Peoples
2010s
- 2012: Appointed the first Vice President for Indigenous Banking
- 2014: Released the first ‘TD and Indigenous Communities in Canada’ report
2020s
- 2020: Committed to combating racism by increasing minority executive representation across the bank by 50% by 2025 and investing $5.4 million in Indigenous-led and Indigenous-focused organizations.
Our commitments in action
Advice for Indigenous communities
Working at TD
Working with Indigenous Communities
Explore ongoing Indigenous initiatives at TD
See how we are collaborating with Indigenous Peoples.
Celebrating Indigenous culture at TD Park Royal

At this branch, we’re proud to celebrate the heritage, history, and culture of Indigenous Peoples through art that tells their stories and that brings issues of displacement, race, gender, and identity to the forefront. We hope you’ll enjoy the works on this site.
Together Towards Truth and Reconciliation

Nurture. We support programs that seek to provide culturally safe health care and improve access to mental health support for youth from the Indigenous community.
Resilient. We support programs that seek to promote financial literacy, empower self-determination through entrepreneurship bootcamps and help create affordable housing programs for Indigenous Peoples.
Celebrate. We support language programs and community events that celebrate pride among Indigenous Peoples.