NDG MoneyLess Economy (MLE) Vision and Implementation Plan

Transforming Our Community Through Love
Led by the NuVoWay Foundation & G3 Movement

INTRODUCTION: THE NDG INITIATIVE — A MODEL FOR HEAVEN ON EARTH

Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG) is about to become the first fully participating community in the world to step boldly into the future through the MoneyLess Economy (MLE). This transition is not simply economic. It is spiritual, cultural, and societal. It marks the beginning of a new chapter in human development — a shift from scarcity, stress, and survival to one of abundance, freedom, and flourishing.

We believe that God has given us everything we need, and by coming together in love, trust, and unity, we can steward these gifts and ensure that every person lives with dignity, joy, and purpose.

Our first implementation site will be NDG West - Loyola, a subsection of the community of 66,475 residents. With support from the NuVoWay Foundation, we will provide access to basic needs and life-enhancing services through the G3 Limitless Debit Card — enabling people to live fully and freely without the burden of money.

The goal is not only to address poverty and inequality, but to ignite a transformation across all 12 Pillars of Society, turning NDG into a living example of Heaven on Earth — a model to be replicated in communities around the world.

YEAR ONE ROLLOUT PLAN

Phase 1: The Foundational 4,000 (Months 1–3)

Identify and enroll NDG’s most vulnerable 4,000 residents (single parents, seniors in need, homeless or housing insecure, persons with disabilities, etc.)
Distribute G3 Limitless Debit Cards
Assign 40 NuVoWay LifeStyle Coaches (1 per 100 residents)
Provide full access to NuVoWay resources (food, clothing, health, transportation, etc.)

Phase 2: Expanding the Circle (Months 4–9)

Enroll an additional 15,000 residents (prioritizing low-income households, youth at risk, recent immigrants, and small business owners ready to transition into the MLE)
Host 12 monthly “Community Transformation Circles” (1 per pillar)
Begin developing strategic task forces for each pillar
Integrate local schools, organizations, and churches into pillar-aligned efforts

Phase 3: Full Inclusion (Months 10–12)

Onboard the remaining 47,475 residents into the program
Offer voluntary conversion to the MLE (while still operating within current legal/money-based frameworks where needed)
Conduct community celebrations and storytelling forums to track impact
Begin formal application for global recognition as the first MoneyLess Municipality

THE 12 PILLARS OF SOCIETY — FOUNDATIONS OF A NEW WORLD

Each of the 12 Pillars represents a critical area of human and societal need. In the MLE, these areas are no longer monetized industries but are instead freely offered services driven by love, stewardship, and the abundance of the collective.

1. Food & Nutrition

Objective: Ensure every resident has access to fresh, healthy, locally sourced food.
Milestones:

Partner with local grocers, farms, and food banks (Month 1–2)
Launch NDG Community Fridges & Pantries Network (Month 3)
Create 5 Urban MicroFarms by Month 6
Begin Food Forest development by Month 9

2. Housing & Shelter

Objective: Guarantee safe, secure, and comfortable housing for all.
Milestones:

Identify and renovate 500 unused/underused housing units (Month 3–6)
Partner with local landlords and property owners for MLE-converted units (Month 4)
Launch a Housing Circle offering repair, maintenance, and upgrades to all residents (Month 6–9)

3. Health & Healing

Objective: Provide full access to physical, mental, and spiritual care.
Milestones:

Assemble a Health & Healing Council (Month 2)
Offer free clinics weekly at 4 rotating sites (Month 3)
Launch Holistic Wellness Hubs (Month 5)
Offer 24/7 mental health crisis support (Month 6)

4. Education & Lifelong Learning

Objective: Replace standardized, outdated models with curiosity-driven, life-based learning.
Milestones:

Convert 3 existing schools into Experiential Learning Academies (Month 4)
Offer “Skill Shares” weekly — where anyone can teach and learn (ongoing)
Introduce an Elders-As-Mentors program in all NDG schools (Month 6)

5. Spirituality & Meaning

Objective: Support every person’s spiritual journey, regardless of tradition.
Milestones:

Establish NDG Interfaith & Spiritual Harmony Council (Month 2)
Host monthly Soul Gatherings for open reflection, music, and prayer (Month 3+)
Build/repurpose 3 sacred spaces (nature chapels, reflection gardens) by Month 9

6. Art, Music & Culture

Objective: Inspire creativity and self-expression as central to life.
Milestones:

Launch NDG Artist-In-Residence Program (Month 3)
Create 10 Community Murals (Month 5)
Host bi-monthly Art & Music Festivals (beginning Month 6)
Create a digital archive of NDG stories, songs, and poetry (Month 9)

7. Transportation & Mobility

Objective: Enable easy, green, and free movement for all.
Milestones:

Create shared bicycle/e-bike hubs (Month 2)
Partner with local electric vehicle co-ops for free ridesharing (Month 3–6)
Develop walking trails and free shuttle routes connecting all key community sites (Month 6–10)

8. Safety & Conflict Resolution

Objective: Replace policing with community-based peacekeeping and restoration.
Milestones:

Train and deploy 60 Community PeaceKeepers (Month 4)
Launch NDG Restorative Justice Circles (Month 6)
Host monthly workshops on conflict transformation for all ages

9. Work, Purpose & Contribution

Objective: Invite every person to contribute their gifts without concern for earning.
Milestones:

Launch NDG Gift Economy Marketplace (Month 3)
Offer Purpose Discovery Coaching for all residents (Month 4+)
Catalog resident talents and passions in the NDG “Living Directory” (Month 6–8)

10. Technology & Innovation

Objective: Use technology to connect, uplift, and solve real human problems.
Milestones:

Provide tablets/devices to 3,000 digitally excluded residents (Month 2–4)
Launch NDGConnect — a local digital platform for offers, needs, and updates (Month 5)
Create Innovation Labs in schools and libraries to explore clean tech and creative tools (Month 7)

11. Environment & Regeneration

Objective: Regenerate the land and ecosystems we call home.
Milestones:

Conduct NDG EcoAssessment with community (Month 2–3)
Begin community-led cleanups, composting and green infrastructure (Month 4+)
Plant 1,000 trees and launch 5 local “Green Guilds” by Month 10

12. Governance & Justice

Objective: Foster participatory, inclusive, and love-based community leadership.
Milestones:

Launch NDG Citizen Councils (by ward or theme) starting Month 3
Transition existing leadership bodies into open forums for decision-making
Introduce the NDG Love Constitution — a guiding set of principles for community life (Month 12)

FINAL VISION FOR NDG: A BEACON TO THE WORLD

By the end of Year One, NDG will stand as a powerful, living example of what it means to live in love, not lack — to give freely and receive abundantly. From this foundation, the MLE will expand to surrounding neighborhoods, then across Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and ultimately, the world.

We envision a day in the very near future where every person on Earth lives free of financial stress, fully supported, deeply connected, and inspired to share their unique gifts with the world.

We are not just building a better NDG.
We are ReCreating Eden.