The Mon Sheong Foundation is a Canadian registered charitable organization dedicated to promoting Chinese culture, heritage, language, and philosophy. Since its establishment in 1964, Mon Sheong has been committed to caring for the elderly, supporting the youth, and providing programs and services to meet the needs of communities. The foundation operates under the honorary patronage of Hon.

Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, and her predecessors. Mon Sheong offers a range of services and programs to fulfill its mission. These include the Mon Sheong Home for the Aged, Long-Term Care Centres in Richmond Hill, Scarborough, and Stouffville, and an Adult Day Program.

The foundation also operates the Mon Sheong Foundation Chinese School, one of the largest private Chinese schools in Canada, offering Cantonese and Putonghua classes, mathematics instruction, and Chinese Immersion Summer Camp. Volunteers play a vital role in the foundation, contributing to its various initiatives and activities. Mon Sheong also offers opportunities for youth engagement through its Youth Group, which aims to develop leadership and teamwork skills among Chinese youth.

With a focus on promoting Chinese culture and serving the community, the Mon Sheong Foundation continues to make a positive impact through its diverse range of programs and services