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Our framework provides strategic direction for our grant programs over the coming years to meet the needs of Ontario communities. Discover OTF’s updated framework.
Foundation: Created by Josh Friedman, David S. Goyer. With Jared Harris, Lou Llobell, Leah Harvey, Terrence Mann. A complex saga of humans scattered on planets throughout the galaxy all living under the rule of the Galactic Empire.
We exist to improve quality of life for people in a specific geographic area — highlighting needs, engaging donors and making grants. Philanthropists come to Toronto Foundation to simplify and enhance their charitable giving. PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS. IMPACT INVESTORS.
LEF isn’t defined by a single place. It’s a symbol of trust between us and the communities we’ve been serving for over 40 years. By providing free or subsidized access to all of our services, we’ve served thousands of families in over 30 neighbourhoods across Toronto.
Through the Indigenous Youth & Community Futures Fund (IYCFF), we invest in opportunities for Indigenous youth to connect with their land, languages and cultures, and strengthen and deepen their relationships within and across Indigenous communities.
The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation raises crucial funds to support cancer research & treatment through events such as the home lottery and the Ride to Conquer Cancer.
Ivey Foundation is a private charitable foundation dedicated to supporting Canada's transition to a net-zero future while ensuring the country's long-term economic competitiveness.
Occasional funding opportunities do come up – often through our umbrella organization, Community Foundations of Canada. COVID-19 has prompted many of these funding opportunities. Below are links to the more recent, responsive grants, many of which we’ve partnered on.
Almost 40 years ago Fraser Deacon set up Toronto Foundation – a registered charity and now one of over 190 community foundations across the country. We’re on the younger side, considering the community foundation movement is close to 100 years old in Canada.
The CASA Foundation is a non-profit that focuses on developing communities through an empowerment of its Youths and Women. Its main objective is to spearhead social change in communities by facilitating development programs in the public and private sectors.
