Foundation Resources is a publicly traded mineral resource exploration company trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol (FDN:TSX). Developing high potential gold area on the Coldstream property - host of past producer East Coldstream. In addition, it is adjacent to a 43-101 Compliant Inferred Resource of 1.5 million ounces of gold and located in a well known area for gold. Xstrata holds the ownership of ground along the same belt - further confirming the potential of the region.

1. INVESTOR
PRESENTATION
April 2010

2. About Foundation Resources
 Capital Pool Company (CPC) listed 11/12/2006
 Qualifying Transaction– Coldstream property
completed June 12th, 2009
 New & Proven Management Team moving forward
 Financing - $555,000, $113,250 & $495,000 closed
 2100m drill program completed in winter 2010
 Symbol FDN.V
 12.43 million shares outstanding
 17.26 million shares fully diluted

3. Coldstream
Property Agreement
 Foundation can earn a 60% interest in the property by:
 Issuing to Alto a total of 1,000,000 common shares of
Foundation as follows:
 500,000 shares on signing (done)
 500,000 shares upon completion of $400,000 of exploration
expenditures
 Incur an additional $250,000 of exploration expenditures on or
before April 6, 2011 and April 6, 2012
 Incur cumulative exploration expenditures of $3,000,000 on or
before April 6, 2013
 Foundation can earn an additional 10% interest (for a
total of a 70% interest) in the property by completing a
feasibility study

4. Coldstream Property
 Location: 115 km west
of Thunder Bay, NW
Ontario
 Property: 5,394 hectares
in staked and patented
mining claims
 Access: Trans-Canada
Highway 11 and
Provincial Highway 802
 Infrastructure: Power
grid, railroad and skilled
local labour nearby

5. Geologic Setting
 Archean age Shebandowan Greenstone Belt within the
Wawa Subprovince, host to past and present world
class precious and base metal deposits
 Gold deposits in northeast-striking shear zones on
the property
 Two significant gold deposits and one copper-gold
past producer are located on the property, from NE to
SW: the East Coldstream deposit, the North
Coldstream Mine, and the Span Lake deposit.

6. Regional Trend

8. 2009 Exploration Program
 Geological mapping, trenching, rock sampling
 Generate drill targets
 Span Lake: Confirmed Inco 1980’s work, delineate controls on gold
mineralization –confirmed extent of Moss Lake deposit on Foundation
property - generated additional drill targets
 Burchell West: investigated historic gold occurrences
 Broadhurst Peninsula: Mapping and rock sampling in an area with grab
samples up to 2.06 g/t Au from Alto Ventures 2008 work
 Skimpole Lake: Confirmed historic gold anomalies
 East Coldstream: Confirmed widespread mineralization at the deposit
 Goldie Zone: Confirmed historic gold occurrences - 2.06 to 5.48 g/t Au
 Iris Zone: IP conductivity anomalies coincident with anomalous gold
results from 2007 drilling-confirmed gold in outcrops

10. Span Lake Area
 Adjacent to Moss Lake gold deposit (51 million tonnes –
1.5 million ounces gold, NI43-101 compliant inferred
resource)
 Drill results include:
 3.01 g/t Au over 7.45 m
 3.67 g/t Au over 4.63m
 Nine zones of anomalous gold identified

12. Channel Sample Au g/t Length (m)
A Zone
S-A-03 0.68 8.76
includes 1.71 2.85
S-A-05 1.29 2.35
S-A-06 0.53 10.2
includes 1.1 4.0
S-A-07 1.05 3.0
S-A-14 2.36 2.0
S-A-18 31.8 0.75
S-A-20 2.51 3.16
S-A-26 1.23 2.0
B Zone
S-B-05 1.7 2.22

13. Span Lake Zone
Channel Samples in
Outcrop

18. East Coldstream
Gold Deposit
 5.1 million tonnes at 1.4 g/t (234,000 ounces gold)
calculated by Noranda in 1990 for the North, Main
and East zones (Historical resource not compliant with NI 43-101 standards)
 Au mineralization starts on surface - historic resource
estimate was based on relatively shallow drilling
 The historical resource does not include the
Sanders Zone, where 2006 drill results include 1.1
g/t Au over 23m
 Mineralization plunges easterly - all zones open at
depth
 Winter 2010 drilling has demonstrated greater
widths at depth in the deposit, potentially providing
significant addition to the historic resource

19. East Coldstream – Winter 2010 Drill Results
Drill Hole From To Width Gold
(metres) (metres) (metres) (grams
/tonne)
C-10-14 190.45 237.70 47.25 1.30
Including: 192.30 198.20 5.90 3.01
216.95 218.95 2.00 6.15
227.30 229.75 2.45 9.62
228.55 229.75 1.20 11.80
C-10-15 169.45 196.73 27.28 4.88
Including: 193.73 196.73 3.0 13.55

20. East Coldstream – Winter 2010 Drilling

22. East Coldstream
Long Sections
East Zone
Open at depth, with intersections
increasing in width with depth
Intersections from drilling to date
are less than 200m below surface
Sanders Zone
Very little drilling to date, a
potential expansion of the deposit
along strike to the east and to
depth

24. Goldie Zone
Trench 6 Area
31 g/t sample site

27. Iris Zone
 Recently acquired claims expand the property north of the
East Coldstream Gold Deposit
 2007 drilling targeted IP conductivity anomalies running
sub-parallel to IP anomalies coincident with the East
Coldstream Gold Deposit
 Drilling encountered alteration and shearing similar to
that observed at East Coldstream
 2007 drill results include 1.27 g/t Au over 5m, 1.19 g/t Au
over 4 m, and 1.28 g/t Au over 5.2m

29. IRIS ZONE
Outcrop –
15 g/t sample

31. San Rafael
Project
 Located 150 km west-
northwest of Durango,
Mexico
 5 concessions totalling
approximately 1,000
hectares covering a 7 km
trend
 Access: paved & gravel
roads from Durango
 Infrastructure: airstrip,
access to spring water,
well-built camp

32. San Rafael
Property
 Structurally controlled
epithermal gold-silver
vein deposit
 Historic production from
workings on four levels
totalling 400 metres of
development
 Targets along strike and
at depth comparable to
the existing San Rafael
mine working

34. San Rafael Mine Plan
 Verification sampling
returned values up to
13.86 g/t Au and 175.88
g/t Ag over 3.8 metres

36.  John Hiner – CEO
 Mr. Hiner has more than 30 years of experience in worldwide resource
exploration and management. Mr. Hiner has managed projects from the
conceptual exploration stage to positive feasibility and finance level studies
on proven deposits in South America, North America, and Africa.
 Paul Chung – President
 23 years of project management, extensive skills in public company
experiences, and negotiating international transactions makes Mr. Chung a
valuable asset to Foundation. Mr. Chung has conducted operations
throughout South America and was responsible for asset acquisitions,
project oversight, strategic planning, government liaison, and ensuring
strategic alignment between parent and subsidiary.

37. • Jerry Bella – CFO
• Mr. Bella is a self employed financial consultant presently involved with
various private and public companies. Since receiving his C.G.A.
designation in 1979, Mr. Bella has been a director or CFO of numerous
private and publicly-traded companies including resource exploration,
manufacturing and high tech companies.
• Mike Koziol – Director
• Mr Koziol is a geoscientist with 30 years of experience exploring for gold
and base metals in the Canadian Shield. Mr. Koziol has been responsible
for a number of gold and base metal discoveries during his exploration
career with the Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation and
Cameco Gold Inc.

38. • Barry Girling – Director
Barry has been providing various consulting services to a number of
public companies for 15 years and has been involved in various
aspects of mineral exploration for over 25 years. He currently
serves as a director of i-Minerals Inc. a TSX.V listed company
developing industrial mineral assets in Idaho, USA and serves as a
director of TSX.V listed Foundation Resources Inc., a capital pool
company contemplating mining based qualifying transactions and
Search Capital Inc. a TSX.V listed company capital pool company.

39. Foundation Resources Inc
 Suite 620-650 West Georgia
PO BOX 11604
Vancouver, British Columbia
V6B 4N9
Tel: 604-681-0405
T. Free: 1-800-667-4470
Fax: 604-687-4670
info@foundationres.com
http://www.foundationres.com

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Statements in this presentation other than purely historical information,
historical estimates should not be relied upon, including statements
relating to the Company’s future plans and objectives or expected results,
are forward-looking statements. This presentation contains certain
"Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the
United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Forward-
looking statements are based on numerous assumptions and are subject
to all of the risks and uncertainties inherent in the Company’s business,
including risks inherent in resource exploration and development. As a
result, actual results might vary materially from those described in this
presentation. Readers should verify any & all claims and do their due
diligence before investing in any securities mentioned. Investing in
securities is speculative and carries a high degree of risk.