The name Blu Rein is true to who we are and where our focus is. As individuals, blue is a colour which speaks of inner peace, deep feelings, communication and faith. Trusting with an urge to help and serve others.  Where rain, a water droplet, is a symbol of knowledge. Descending water represents the transmission of knowledge from a higher to a lower place; similarly the flow of information from teacher to student or in our case from community to community.  Together “blue” who we represent as people with “rain” the strength of God’s wisdom to guide us to serve others forms our foundation BluRein.  The spelling is of BluRein is merely a part of our uniqueness!

What We Do

The BluRein Foundation has initiated a Rural to Rural project with the mountain region of the Dominican Republic. Our goal will be to develop a self-sustaining resource centre.

The BluRein Foundation has been able to establish a rural connection between our community in Flamborough with our sister community in the Dominican Republic. 

Our step by step progress can be found in the Latest News Section.

our very own guardian angels!

Thank you for your continued support to the Blu Rein Foundation.

Rawdon St. Baptist Church

Ken & Marilyn Brennan

Holty Trinity Anglican Church

The Hunt Family

Mount Carmel United Church

Roz Clayton

Lynden United Church

Copetown United Church

Doug & Sheelagh Wood

Rockton United Church

Carmen Anderson

Sheffield United Church

Cornell Wheatgrass

Sheffield Lions Club

Grand Valley Community Centre

Rockton Winter Theatre

Lynden Lions Club

Hazel Collins

Rockton Lions Club

Lynden-Troy Women's Institute

Copetown Lions Club

Jerseyville Baptist Church

St. George Lions Club

Sackville Seniors Centre

Smokey Hollow Estates

Westover Women's Institute

Moorefield Women's Institute

Moorefield Women's Institute

Moorefield Diner

Club LUCY

Verna Nostbakken

Earl & Edna Swanson

Ila Middleton

Joan Lewis

Cyril & Nancy Hull

Minke Zylstra

Leonard Epp

Trent & Raymandon Purdy