“The organization will be selling its assets to establish an endowment fund to sustain the charity’s existing international humanitarian programs and digitize its Canadian educational resources for long-term access.”
The September statement said the assets the charity would be selling included its headquarters — the WE Global Learning Centre in downtown Toronto — as well as nearby properties “acquired as part of a capital campaign to support the organization’s ‘Campus for Good,’ a redevelopment initiative to provide free space to incubate under-35 change-makers.”
But a land records search shows that of the nine properties National Post has been able to link to the charity and its affiliate organizations, none have changed hands since the September announcement.
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