The Koru Pacific Foundation is a Canadian private nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting children and families in need by providing access to food, shelter, basic infrastructure, education, and healthcare. Founded by Paul and Andrea Woodward, the foundation focuses on offering financial support to Canadian registered charities whose programs align with its mission, both locally and internationally.

Operating entirely on a volunteer basis without full-time staff, the foundation ensures that 100% of donated funds are directed to aid initiatives. Its administrative costs are fully covered by Koru Pacific Development Ltd., maximizing the impact of contributions.

One of its notable initiatives includes a partnership with Baraka Community Partnerships to establish the first Baraka Primary School in Zambia. Beginning in 2025, this project aims to expand the local Mulungushi primary school facilities by adding classrooms, a teacher's house, new furniture, and school supplies, as well as improving security with a perimeter fence. This effort builds upon previous successful developments such as a science block, safe house, outdoor gym, and playground zipline at the Baraka Learning Center, all with the goal of enhancing educational opportunities in the region.

The Koru Pacific Foundation is registered as a charity with the Canada Revenue Agency under business registration number 786599464RR0001 and commits to transparent and efficient charitable operations that prioritize direct support for its causes. Its mission reflects a broad commitment to improving the quality of life for vulnerable children and families worldwide through sustainable community development projects and partnerships.