Grants and Foundations List for 2013

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The Allstate Foundation of Canada was established in 1977
to provide grants to charities and not–for–profit
organizations that are involved in a variety of activities
and/or educational initiatives around crime prevention,
road safety and home safety.
http://www.allstate.ca/En/In+Our+Community/
We believe that the best way to build strong communities
is to promote and safeguard the health and safety of our
young people. This is the primary goal of the CN Stronger
Communities Fund.
The CN Stronger Communities Fund contributes to
organizations, programs and initiatives that:
http://www.cn.ca/en/corporate-citizenship-communitysafety.htm
Prevent childhood injuries; and
Promote healthy lifestyles for our youth.
The Grade 9 Try Day program will once again be offered to
schools in 2011-12 thanks to a grant from the Ministry of
Health Promotion and Sport. This program fills up quickly,
so get your application in TODAY!
http://www.ofsaa.on.ca/programs/kidsport-financialassistance
Breakfast Clubs of Canada provides services and funding to
school breakfast programs: The programs focus on schoolaged children.
http://www.breakfastclubscanada.org/programStandards.aspx
Making Sustainable Progress Possible in our Communities.
Note in this case you would apply on behalf of your school http://www.caterpillar.com/cda/layout?f=467266&m=4
care of your School Board's Foundation as they have a
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charitable number
Gifts in kind - you can apply on behalf your school care of
your School Board's Foundation as they have a charitable
number
http://www.costco.ca/Service/FeaturePage.aspx?Produ
ctNo=10297738
Our community investment programs are strategically
aligned to help educate people on the importance of
environmental stewardship, boost local economies and
enhance the skill sets of the next generation of industry
leaders. Our approach to community investment goes handin-hand with our business strategy and provides for
meaningful relationships with community and nongovernment organizations
http://www.encana.com/responsibility/investment/
Greening our Communities – Our environmental support
includes a $3-million donation over three years (starting in
2009) to WWF-Canada to support its national program to
help Canadians reduce their daily environmental footprint
through simple, planet-friendly actions. In 2010 we
partnered with WWF-Canada in events such as National
Sweater Day©, Green CommUnity School© Grants
Program and Great Canadian Shoreline© Cleanup.
http://www.loblaw.com/English/responsibility/make-apositive-difference-in-our-community/supportingcommunities/default.aspx
One of the best ways to help youth succeed is to
responsibly engage students with technology. However,
most schools lack the funds necessary to make new
technology an integral component of classroom learning.
For this reason, Best Buy has set up the Best in Class
Fund, a community investment program that fosters and
advances learning by integrating technology into
classrooms across the country.
http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/best-in-class-fund.aspx
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GoodLife Kids Foundation is a Canadian private foundation
that envisions a Canada where all kids have the
opportunity to benefit from an active life. We are inspiring
parents, role models, mentors, leaders and individuals like
you, to deliver the message to kids, that being active is
not only good for their body and mind but also a lot of fun.
http://www.goodlifekids.com/
here is a great grant to help green your school!
http://www.fef.td.com/funding.jsp
To maximize the impact of our support for worthwhile
causes, we are focusing our efforts on Education, the
Environment, Sports, Health and Wellness.
http://www.jdirving.com/socialresponsibility.aspx?id=184
The Rebuilding Nature Grant Program
Supported by The Home Depot Canada Foundation and led
by Evergreen
For community groups to cover the costs of tools and
building projects, native plants and trees, and other
expenses in support of environmental stewardship
projects.
http://www.homedepot.ca/foundation/html/en/index.
html
Amount: $1,000, $3,000 or $12,000 plus $2,000 in The
Home Depot gift cards
We want you to share your idea to create positive change
in your community. The most popular ideas, as chosen by
Canadians, will have a chance to share the
$1,000,000 Aviva Community Fund
Amount: $500 to $3,500 for publicly funded Canadian
schools (JK–Grade 12); $500 to $2,000 for not-for-profit
daycares
The deadline for applications for 2011 has now passed.
Walmart – Evergreen Green Grants
For community-based restoration and stewardship
initiatives in urban and urbanizing areas, including
naturalization, restoration and stewardship, and
community food gardens.
http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/
http://www.evergreen.ca/en/programs/schools/
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Amount: Up to $10,000
http://www.olg.ca/about/community/sponsorship.jsp
Our promise is to help create a better future for Canadians
by looking forward and imagining the life we want for
ourselves, our children and our grandchildren. At
Manulife, this means creating products and services that
help our customers secure their futures and their families’
futures. And it means building strong, resilient
communities by supporting initiatives and programs that
encourage innovative, forward-thinking ideas that help us
create the future of our dreams.
https://grant.grantstream.ca/frames/Manulife/
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The integrity of our company rests upon the fair and equitable treatment of each
employee. We are proud to provide a strong, economic base through the creation
of more than 1,100 full-time and contractual jobs. In the past few years, our
partnership with World Vision has generated over half a million dollars to supply
schools, education and housing, in some of Africa's poorest nations and we have
recently committed to raise another half million for the Survive Five program that
gives children there the nutritional and medical essentials they need to survive
past the age of five. This summer, we established the Please Mum Foundation
Fund to help finance healthy, fun activities for children in troubled areas across
Canada.
http://www.pleasemum.com/how-to-apply
The following recipients offer structured supervised
activities in an environment that provides what RBC has
termed the "3 Ss": safety, social skills and self-esteem.
Recipients must provide RBC with semi-annual evaluation
reports as follow-up documentation of the progress they
are making in providing benefits to their participants.
Since launching in 2005, the S’Cool Life Fund has provided grants
for 746 D.R.E.A.M.S. (Drama, Recreation, Extra-Curricular, Arts,
Music, or Sports) projects across the country worth over $2
MILLION helping to make school life more enjoyable for
thousands of public elementary school kids (K-8).
http://www.rbc.com/communitysustainability/community/index.html
http://www.scoollifefund.ca/
We make it our business to be like a good neighbor, helping
to build safer, stronger and better educated communities
http://www.statefarm.com/aboutus/community/grants
across the United States and Canada. Through our company
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grants, we focus on three areas: safety, community
development and education
Getting involved in our local communities is the
cornerstone of who we are. Our mission is to strengthen
our communities by investing in programs that matter to
our employees and enrich the lives of our consumers from
childhood to adulthood. Newell Rubbermaid meets
community needs with investments of dollars and time
through its two philanthropic platforms, Investing in
Community and the Newell Rubbermaid Foundation.
For almost a century Union Gas, a Spectra Energy
Company, has proudly supported the communities where
we live and work through a comprehensive community
relations program which includes donations for charitable
organizations, sponsorships, in-kind contributions and
volunteerism. Our employees are encouraged to be
engaged in their communities and we are proud corporate
citizens in the 60 communities across Ontario where our
facilities are located.
http://www.newellrubbermaid.com/public/CorporateResponsibility/Investing-in-Community.aspx
http://www.uniongas.com/community/
We are pleased to announce that we have joined forces
with XM Canada and will be offering a new XM Instrument
Fund through S'Cool Life Fund. This new fund is designed
to refresh an existing music program or to help develop a
new music program providing instruments, sheet music,
instrumental supplies and uniforms
http://www.scoollifefund.ca/index2.php?id=xm
The Foundation will accept applications for
funding of community projects and non-hospital
healthcare projects conducted in the Greater
Toronto Area.
http://www.ghwoodfoundation.ca/
This year, Hellmann's is continuing its Real Food
Grants Program with a renewed focus on initiatives
that encourage families to learn about and experience
real food. Hellmann's is offering $100,000 in Real
Food Grants to support initiatives that bring Canadian
families and kids together with real food in their
communities.
http://www.hellmanns.ca/enCA/article/detail/115430/real-food-grant-program
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In an effort to get school children across North
America to eat healthier, Del Monte Fresh
Produce will hold its second annual “Teacher
Monday: Cash for Classrooms” online contest this
October and November.
The Waste-Free Lunch Challenge is an elementary school
program designed to challenge students across Ontario to
go waste-free for a whole week as part of Waste
Reduction Week in Canada 2012 (October 15-19, 2012).
Registration for the 2012 challenge opens August 27,
2012. Please sign-up for our reminder email and we'll
send you information when the registration opens!
We believe in the power of young people to change the
world for the better. Starbucks has a culture of innovation
and entrepreneurialism. With the Starbucks Shared Planet
Youth Action Grants, we use this spirit of innovation to
inspire young people to take action to create positive
solutions to real local needs they see in their
neighborhoods.
The Let Them Be Kids Program was launched across
Canada in 2006 when LTBK identified a deep need across
the country; groups, large and small, needed assistance in
securing of funds for the building of play structures for
children who may not have the availability of safe, secure
places to play.
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http://www.fruits.com/teachermonday/
http://www.wastefreelunch.com/
http://www.starbucksfoundation.com/index.cfm?objec
tid=998D5AE8-1D09-317F-BB3C34D68E052F7F
http://www.ltbk.ca/kids/index.php
A grant of up to $500 per year is available to Ontario rural
public libraries, and to urban public libraries that serve a
rural clientele. The grant can be used for a variety of
purposes in aid of children’s literacy initiatives, including, http://www.rurallearning.ca/pb/wp_1d55ec99/wp_1d5
but not restricted to, • Book Purchases, • Literacy Programs
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(story hours, guest readers, etc.) • Equipment Purchases
(furniture, bookshelves, computer software, etc.) •
Renovations to Children’s Areas in the Library, and • Seed
Money to Obtain Matching Grants.
The Canadian Women's Foundation is Canada’s only
national public foundation designed to raise and grant
funds to meet the needs of women and girls. We support
women’s organizations across Canada that are using the
most effective approaches to ending violence against
women, moving low-income women out of poverty and
building strong, resilient girls. We give particular priority to
funding work with women and girls who face multiple
challenges.
Tree Canada is a not-for-profit, charitable organization
established in 1992. Under the direction of a 11-member
volunteer Board of Directors, Tree Canada provides
education, technical assistance, resources and financial
support through working partnerships to encourage
Canadians to plant and care for trees in rural and urban
areas.
TELUS Community Boards are an innovative and
groundbreaking effort that puts decision-making in the
hands of local leaders who know their communities best.
This approach helps make our financial support accessible
to the grassroots organizations that make such a
tremendous difference in building stronger communities.
The Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation is committed to
improving communities and impacting lives through unique
philanthropic programs that help children and families,
animals, and the environment. The Build-A-Bear Workshop
Foundation will make grants to qualified non-profit
organizations (either 501(c)(3) organizations or registered
Canadian charities) in support of children's health and
wellness, animals and the environment, and literacy and
education.
http://www.canadianwomen.org/grant-guidelines
http://www.treecanada.ca/
http://about.telus.com/community/en/how_to_get_fu
nded/
http://www.buildabear.ca/aboutus/community/BabwF
oundation.aspx
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The Canadian Million Dollar Round Table Foundation
awards grants annually to a variety of charities in
communities across Canada. Funded by top life insurance
professionals, the Foundation awards up to $5,000 per
request to worthy charitable projects recommended by
Foundation members.
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http://cmdrtfoundation.org/
If you think your school has what it takes to be a Love of
Reading school, apply now. Or if you know of a deserving
school that would benefit from a grant, spread the word
about the Foundation and encourage them to apply.
http://loveofreading.org/code/navigate.asp?Id=10
The Foundation for Rural Education and Development (FRED) is a
501 (c)(3) charitable foundation located in Washington, D.C. and affiliated
with the Organization for the Promotion and Advancement of Small
Telecommunications Companies (OPASTCO). FRED's mission is to promote
activities that improve rural educational, social and economic conditions
http://www.fred.org/tech
Established in 1951, the Foundation focuses on the areas
of human service, health, education, community
development, the arts and the environment -- giving
particular concern to people who are disadvantaged,
disabled, young and elderly as they attempt to improve
the quality of their lives.
The Kinder Morgan Foundation believes that today's youth
are tomorrow's leaders, and our mission is to provide
them with opportunities to learn and grow. Our goal is to
help today's science, math and music students become the
engineers, educators and musicians who will support our
diverse communities for many years to come. To
accomplish this goal, we fund programs that promote the
academic and artistic interests of young people in the
many cities and towns across North America where Kinder
Morgan operates.
Since 1992, Jays Care Foundation has been empowering
children and youth in need, inspiring them to make
positive choices and helping them realize their dreams by
providing access to programs that support physical
activity, education, and life-skill development.
RONA is proud to communicate its passion for sports
through various partnerships and sponsorships. And
throughout the year, RONA and its dealers invest in
improving the well-being of communities that they serve.
They make donations to several humanitarian
organizations.
http://www.steelcase.com/en/company/who/steelcasefoundation/pages/steelcasefoundation.aspx
http://www.kindermorgan.com/community/
http://toronto.bluejays.mlb.com/tor/community/grand
_slam_grants.jsp
http://www.rona.ca/content/partnershipssponsorships_utilities
Send your sponsorship requests to this email address:
sponsorships@rona.ca.
At Hydro One we're proud of the communities we serve.
We do more than provide communities with electricity.
Giving back to the communities we operate in is an
integral part of being a good corporate citizen. With our
charitable partners, we develop initiatives that help foster
powerful communities and help create a stronger Ontario.
For more information on donations, sponsorships or our
PowerPlay program, please choose a section below:
http://www.hydroone.com/OurCommitment/Communi
ty/Pages/Default.aspx
------------------------------------------------------------------Show Kids You Care is dedicated to feeding hungry children in Canada
through breakfast clubs, lunch programs, and snack programs. In this
country, about 1.1 million children live in poverty. Many of these children
suffer each day. They are suffering because there is no food for breakfast;
they don't bring lunch to school; and there might not be dinner either.
Children are ill. Their bodies aren't developing properly. They can't
concentrate in class. They are suffering from chronic hunger. The mandate
of Show Kids You Care is to make sure every child in Canada has reliable
access to nutritious food in a safe environment
http://showkidsyoucare.org/
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The Keg Steakhouse & Bar has been raising funds for
different charities for more than thirty years. In this spirit,
The Keg Spirit Foundation was launched in 2001 to
commemorate The Keg’s 30th anniversary. The foundation
focuses on supporting programs that directly benefit the
development of children and youth, and in particular those
programs that mirror the mentorship that The Keg has
provided to so many young people over the years. To
date, The Keg Spirit Foundation has raised more than
$800,000 for North American charities.
http://www.kegsteakhouse.com/en/foundation/applyfor-a-grant/
A Swim to Survive grant may only be used to help provide
a minimum of 3 in-water Swim to Survive lessons to
Grade 3 children within an elementary school program,
during school hours. Grant funds may be used to help
defray the costs of: transporting students between school
and pool, instructor costs, aquatic facility rental costs
To support the development of healthy learning
environments by and for children and youth by the
identification and removal of social, economic and physical
learning barriers by improving literacy and numeracy.
The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR) and
Evergreen have launched a grant program designed to
support the planting of 100,000 native trees on publicly
accessible lands in cities and towns across the province.
http://lifesavingsociety.com/default.asp?PageId=796&S
ectionId=5&LevelId=3
http://www.principals.ca/Display.aspx?pid=4455&cid=4
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http://www.evergreen.ca/en/funding/grants/omnr.sn
Grants awarded will range from $5,000 to $15,000.
The Earth Day Canada (EDC) Community Environment
Fund, in partnership with Sobeys, provides financial grants
of up to $20 000 to support local environmental initiatives
and projects in Ontario. As a result, not-for-profit
organizations, charities, and schools have a greater
opportunity to develop sustainable projects that educate
and inspire action in communities across the province.
It’s almost that easy when you take advantage of Lowe’s
Toolbox for Education grant program. Lowe’s Charitable
and Educational Foundation (LCEF) knows how hard you
work for your kids and your community and we’re
dedicated to helping your parent-teacher group achieve
even more for your school. Apply for our Toolbox for
Education Grant now and build on your already impressive
parent group success with Lowe’s.
This initiative from Metro was created to encourage
students to participate in the development of a healthier
environment. Since it was introduced in the fall of 2009,
the program has rallied thousands of students from
Ontario and Quebec and encouraged them to become
involved in their school and make a difference in their
community.
Environmental Earth Angels is the Registered
Environmental Non-Profit that has been working on the
environment in schools and communities across Ontario
since 1993. We are planting trees and plants, cleaning the
air and water, removing pollution, protecting our
biodiversity, addressing climate change, and providing
"hands-on" environmental education to the youth and
communities. Every child deserves a chance to play an
active role in shaping their environmental future, and Earth
By registering with Green Street, you had access to high
quality environmental learning and sustainability
programs, funding opportunities, tapped into a network of
experts, and joined a Web platform to find out what other
schools were doing across the country to support
environmental sustainability and student engagement
http://www.earthday.ca/envirofund/
http://www.toolboxforeducation.com/
http://www.greenapplegrants.ca/home.en.html
http://www.earthangels.ca/
http://www.green-street.ca/
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Our focus on communities is reflected in the Foundation
logo. Each red arrow represents the three communities the
Foundation reaches out to: education, environment, and
engineering. The fourth arrow shows the connection of the
Honda Canada Foundation as a contributor to these three
communities.
Project FLOW (For the Love of Water) engages elementary
and secondary students in sustainability education through
hands-on projects that model responsible and active
citizenship.
Early Learning and Child Care: Innovative projects that
demonstrate how to improve the futures of children and
youth at risk through more effective early years
programming and policies.
CIBC is committed to causes that matter to our clients, our
employees and our communities. We aim to make a
difference through corporate donations, sponsorships and
the volunteer spirit of our employees.
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http://www.hondacanadafoundation.ca/
http://www.r4r.ca/en/project-flow
http://atkinsonfdn.on.ca/
https://www.cibc.com/ca/inside-cibc/communitymatters/funding-guidelines.html
Youth, Education & Health
Gardens and/or gardening projects geared toward
community involvement, neighborhood beautification,
sustainable agriculture and/or horticultural education are
eligible. Community garden groups, as well as schools,
youth groups, community centers, camps, clubs,
treatment facilities are all encouraged to apply. Only group
applications will be considered; single individuals are not
eligible for a Project Orange ThumbSM grant.
Whether it’s indoors or outdoors the National Golf in
Schools Program is bringing the game of golf to Canadian
schools. This brand new program has been developed for
teachers to provide students the opportunity to develop
aspects of "physical literacy" related to the sport of golf,
and increase student knowledge and appreciation for the
sport of golf.
http://www.projectorangethumb.com/pot/Index.do?lo
cale=CA
http://www.nationalgolfinschools.com/default.aspx
As a dynamic science company, DuPont Canada focuses
our major corporate donations on SEGMENTS that reflect
our corporate identity:
Education, Science and Technology:
This segment promotes education and, in particular,
science education in Canada. It supports youth and their
pursuit of science and technology, significant aspects of
the DuPont Company.
http://www2.dupont.com/Social_Commitment/en_CA/
outreach/index.html
K-5 grade teachers are invited to use Toshiba America
Foundation's short application form to describe a set of
lessons or a hands-on project they would like to introduce
in their own classrooms.
http://www.toshiba.com/taf/k5.jsp
With the Toshiba America Foundation grant, elementary
teachers bring their best new teaching ideas to life.
TORONTO, ONTARIO– – April 21, 2010 – WWF-Canada is
proud to announce the Green CommUnity School Grants
Program. Through the generous support of Loblaw
Companies Limited (Loblaw), WWF-Canada will give grants
totalling $600,000 to Canadian elementary and secondary
schools to support environmental projects over the next
three years. The granting program also supports WWFCanada’s goal of inspiring Canadians to take positive
environmental action in their everyday lives.
http://www.sharegreen.ca/?p=2435
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It's nice to live next door to a family that cares about its
neighbours, and we are committed to being a good
neighbour wherever we do business. In the past ten years,
SC Johnson companies have invested over $140,000,000*
and countless volunteer hours in programs that are
contributing to the community well-being with examples
from around the world.
By investing in communities where we live and work,
we're committed to making a positive and lasting
contribution to Canadians.
At BMO, we believe that by building stronger communities
– by investing in the neighbourhoods, towns, cities and
regions where we operate – we provide real social benefits
and add value to our company. Strong healthy and civil
communities are good for our families and customers, and
they are the foundation of a prosperous and resilient
society.
We continue to direct our contributions to a number of
specific areas, reflecting our understanding that our
society is made stronger when the diversity of peoples,
ideas and interests is celebrated and supported. These
areas include education, health, arts and culture,
community development and sports and athletics.
Scotiabank supports many programs however, the best
way to secure funding is to apply for a Donation and seek
funding up to $10K through your local branch. Donations
are the best way to support your campaigns and offer the
local branch great exposure. See the Donation Appication
Bayer forges community partnerships with charitable
organizations whose needs are among the greatest, and
serve the community in areas such as health, wellness,
science, innovation and education. Bayer's support
includes financial contributions and people power.
Energy is the focus of our business and an essential
ingredient in our community investment efforts.
TransCanada's program goes beyond investing dollars into
the communities where we live, work and conduct our
business. We develop meaningful partnerships with nonprofit organizations to sustain ongoing quality of life
improvements. Our partners share our belief that learning
is key to improving lives, increasing hope and creating
new beginnings.
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http://www.econsumeraffairs.com/scj/CaEn/ContactUs.
htm
http://www.imperialoil.ca/CanadaEnglish/community_invest_apply.aspx
http://www.bmo.com/home/about/banking/corporateresponsibility/community/donations-sponsorships
http://www.scotiabank.com/cda/content/0,1608,CID11
153_LIDen,00.html
http://www.bayer.ca/?q=en/node/41
http://www.transcanada.com/communityinvestment.ht
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Whether a walk-a-thon in your community or a large school http://www.subway.com/subwayroot/About_Us/Social
_Responsibility/eForms/donationRequest/donationFor
event, we’d love to help out with your local charity or
educational institution’s event.
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At Rogers, we believe in channelling our energies towards
new opportunities for learning. As an entertainment,
communications and technology company with a visionary
founder, Rogers is committed to assisting youth in
realizing their goals and dreams. The innovative ideas of
Canadian youth will be tomorrow's technological
breakthroughs, and their achievements will ensure
Canada's position at the forefront of international
commerce.
http://www.rogers.com/web/content/CommunitySupp
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From its very beginnings, Saputo has supported causes
and organizations in order to give back to the communities
who have supported it and helped it grow.
During the past few years, we’ve decided to focus our
resources on youth development, specifically with regards
to nutrition, physical activity and entrepreneurship.
http://www.saputo.com/investors-andmedias/social/default.aspx?id=484&langtype=4105
The ELF offers small grants (typically $1000.00 $2000.00) in order to assist schools and community
organizations with program support for literacy activities.
Funds may be used for salary, classroom materials or
books. Applications are judged on a competitive basis. Not
all applications are approved for funding.
The Excellence in Literacy
Foundation
The ELF can grant only to Canadian schools and
organizations. Many school boards or districts have a
charitable registration number. If your school is not a
registered charity, please check with your board office.
Their registration number will likely be acceptable.
Granting priority is given to schools and organizations
working with the ELF in the areas of training and/or
materials.
The Science House Foundation provides funding to
organizations that help to further science and mathematics
education worldwide, and creates programs that provide
schools with resources and educational experiences to
spark the imagination.
Each Year, dozens of schools across Canada benefit from
the Band Aid musical instrument grant program, which
provides musical instrument grants to schools whose
music programs have great potential yet are in need of
funding to ensure their sustained growth.
The FCC AgriSpirit Fund is about making life better for
people in rural communities. Successful projects in the
past have included hospitals and medical centres, childcare
facilities, fire and rescue equipment, playgrounds, food
banks, libraries, recreation centres and community
gardens.
We reach out to communities where our customers and
associates live and work. Through our corporate giving
program, community@work, we build alliances with
international charitable organizations, develop cause
marketing initiatives and fundraising campaigns, and
support local communities with corporate donations.
Staples® is a proud supporter of programs and initiatives
that encourage education, build entrepreneurship and
preserve the environment.
http://excellenceinliteracy.org/grants.html
http://www.sciencehousefoundation.org/
http://www.musicounts.ca/
http://www.fccfac.ca/en/AboutUs/Responsibility/agrispiritfund_e.asp
http://www.staples.ca/ENG/Static/static_pages.asp?pa
gename=soulcommunity
The Dare to Dream Program provides an opportunity for
Ontario youth (18 years of age and under) to get involved
in mental health awareness activities.
Successful applicants are awarded up to $1000 (for
individuals) and $5000 (for groups) to do a project that
promotes mental health awareness.
Eco Kids is a program designed to support enviornmental
activities. Contests and Donations are available.
http://www.daretodreamprogram.ca/
http://www.ecokids.ca/pub/index.cfm
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Kelsey's, Montana's, Milestones & Harvey's partners with
charities that support local communities, schools and
sports teams across the country.
Beyond these major initiatives and other far reaching
fundraising and philanthropy by Associates around the
country, the people of CARA contribute in a host of ways –
sponsoring and coaching sports teams, promoting
community events, contributing to school trips with snacks
– caring and being there in the community.
The Boston Pizza Foundation and Boston Pizza
International Inc. support a wide variety of community
initiatives and programs throughout Canada. To be
considered for a sponsorship or charitable contribution,
please complete the appropriate request form below:
http://www.cara.com/community.php
http://www.bostonpizza.com/en/bp-foundation/
If this is a community based program or local event (i.e.
sports team, community organization, school club) we
encourage you to reach out to your local Boston Pizza to
see how they can assist you.
"We focus our community investment on education and
the environment because we believe they provide the
fundamental building blocks for the development of
communities.” – 2008 HSBC Holdings plc Sustainability
Report
http://www.hsbc.ca/1/2/en/about-us/in-thecommunity/charitable-donations
Zehrs directly supports the communities in which we
operate with a specific focus on these areas:
•Healthy, Active Kids
•Feeding our Neighbors in partnership with Food Banks
Canada
•Greening our Communities
We want to hear your stories! Tell us, in 200 to 500
words:
How you or your school use technology (computers, A/V
equipment, Internet, networks, etc.) to make the learning
environment more engaging, effective or enriching.
How you’ve used technology to achieve an objective or a
notable success in education.
http://www.zehrs.ca/LCLOnline/dyn/ZehrsCommunityG
rantRequestForm_EN.pdf
http://teachingwithtechnology.ca/
The Foundation has opportunities for many grants
throughout the year and requires that you check back
regularly to see which would apply to your school. Note in
this case you would apply on behalf of your school care of
number
http://www.cambridgefoundation.org/grants.php
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http://www.guelphcf.ca/ForbrCharities/GrantPrograms.
aspx
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http://www.aylmerfoundation.on.ca/
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http://www.barriecommunityfoundation.org/news/barr
ie-community-foundation-celebrates-first-grants.html
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http://www.bwgdcf.ca/Grants/grants.html
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http://www.bramptonareacf.ca/
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http://www.fchcf.ca/en/info/applying-for-a-grant.html
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http://brantcommunityfoundation.ca/grants.php
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http://www.bcfdn.ca/receive/index.htm
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http://www.burlingtonfoundation.org/grant-guidelines
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http://www.cscf.ca/How_to_Apply_for_a_Grant_57655.html
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http://chathamkentcommunityfoundation.ca/for-grantseekers/
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http://drdcf.ncf.ca/grants.html
Hearst Area Community Foundation
Deep River & District Foundation
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number
http://www.durhamcommunityfoundation.ca/index.ph
p?id=A5B-1CJ&navID=
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http://www.escf.ca/grants/
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http://investinforest.org/?page_id=108
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http://www.grandbendcommunityfoundation.ca/granti
ng.html
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http://www.communityfoundationgreybruce.com/main
.php?page=receive
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http://www.hcf.on.ca/grants.shtml
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http://www.huroniacommunities.com/grants.html
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http://www.klwcf.ca/grants
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http://www.cfka.org/grantseekers
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http://www.kwcf.ca/about_us
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http://www.lcf.on.ca/receive
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http://www.cfofm.org/grant-seekers
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http://muskokacommunityfoundation.ca/applying-forgrants/index.php
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http://www.ndcf.ca/organizations.htm
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http://www.niagaracommunityfoundation.org/grantpro
grams.html
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http://www.norfolkcommunityfoundation.ca/index.php
?option=com_content&task=view&id=7&Itemid=8
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http://www.nbacf.ca/
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http://www.theocf.org/Default.asp?id=62&l=1
Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation
Community Foundation of Mississauga
North Bay & Area Community Foundation
Oakville Community Foundation
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number
http://www.communityfoundationorillia.ca/?cat=15
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http://www.communityfoundationottawa.ca/site/site_
en/grant/index.htm
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http://oxfordcommunityfoundation.org/grant_seekers.
htm
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http://www.pdcf.ca/grants.htm
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http://www.cfgp.ca/grant_seekers.asp
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http://www.countycommunityfoundation.ca/funds.htm
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http://www.sarniacommunityfoundation.ca/grants.php
?id=9
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http://www.spccf.ca/charities/apply.html
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http://www.sudburycf.ca/lookgrants.html
Prince Edward Community Foundation
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http://temagamicommunityfoundation.com/Guidelines
.html
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http://northernontario.ca/temiskfound/index.php?opti
on=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=52
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http://www.tbcf.org/index.php?pid=8
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http://www.tcf.ca/communityorganizations/grantingpr
ograms.html
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http://www.wecf.ca/grants_programs.html
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http://yrcf.ca/about-yrcf-vital-york/what-we-do/aboutcommunity-foundations/
The Temagami Community Foundation
Windsor Essex Community Foundation
Giving to our communities is an important part of life at
KPMG. Our people are committed to supporting
organizations and institutions in need – and it’s more than
a desire to contribute, we believe it’s our responsibility to
help and to play an active part in our communities across
Canada.
http://www.kpmg.com/Ca/en/WhatWeDo/SpecialInter
ests/The-KPMGFoundation/Documents/EducationalGrantRequestForm
_E.pdf
We focus our community investment on education and the
environment because we believe they provide the
fundamental building blocks for the development of
communities
http://www.hsbc.ca/1/2/en/about-us/in-thecommunity/charitable-donations
Max Bell Foundation reflects the spirit and intent of its
founder to improve Canadian society. We encourage the
development of innovative ideas that impact public policies
and practices with an emphasis on health and wellness,
education, and the environment.
Max Bell Foundation
http://www.maxbell.org/apply-support
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Carolyn Sifton Foundation for Brockville and the
Greater Toronto Area
Description
Link
Corus is a proud supporter of the United Way through
corporate donations and employee campaigns that take
place across the country. Corus also supports the
individual philanthropic efforts of its employees by
recognizing outstanding acts of volunteerism though the
Corus Citizenship Award. From fundraising activities to
cash donations, free air time for public service
announcements and other gifts-in-kind, Corus
Entertainment and its employees work to assist,
strengthen and enrich the communities we serve.
http://www.corusent.com/home/Corporate/Communit
yInvolvement/tabid/1725/Default.aspx?BrandID=83
In keeping with Carolyn Sifton's love of and concern for
the welfare of children, the Foundation's main granting
program focuses on youth at risk. The Foundation will
support projects in healthcare, education, social services,
and art and culture designed to assist young people who
do not have the same opportunities due to social or
economic circumstances, as other youth, to develop to
their fullest potential
Breakfast for Learning Ontario is committed to helping
start and sustain child nutrition programs, ensuring that
students are well-nourished and ready to learn. Grants can
be used for food, supplies and equipment, and
staff/volunteer support required to run a child nutrition
program. Before applying for a grant, please read the
following.
The Purpose of this grant programme is to increase access
to facilities offering recreation and character building
programmes. The programme is targeted to increasing
access for children and youth (0-16 years) from lowincome families
http://siftonfoundation.com/
http://www.breakfastforlearning.ca/en/ontario/applyfor-a-grant
http://www.lshallmanfdn.org/grant_programs/children
s_initiatives/ChildrenYouthCapital.cfm
Waterloo Region Only
General Mills Canada launched the Champions For Healthy
Kids Grant Program in 2006. The goal of the General Mills Champions for Healthy
Kids grants program is to encourage communities across Canada to improve the
eating and physical activity patterns of young people ages 2 - 20.
https://lifemadedelicious.ca/AboutGeneralMills.aspx
As a company, our focus is on helping children and
supporting fundraising events for non-profit organizations
and registered charities.
http://www.timhortons.com/ca/en/difference/donatio
n.html
Grand River Conservation Foundation
The Mike Weir Foundation is an organization that will
provide funds to help support programs that directly
benefit the physical, emotional and educational welfare of
children. You will need to apply c/o of your school and to
your School Board's foundation
http://www.themikeweirfoundation.com/grants
The School Garden Grant Program is a collaboration
between Whole Kids Foundation, Whole Foods Market and
FoodCorps. Thanks to the generosity of Whole Foods
Market customers, Whole Kids Foundation is able to
provide grants of $2,000 to support school garden projects
in the US, UK and Canada.
http://www.wholekidsfoundation.org/gardengrantsapplication.php
Each year, the Grand River Conservation Foundation
awards grants of up to $1,000 to qualified groups (must
be a registered charity), or up to $500 for schools
(elementary only) undertaking conservation projects in
communities throughout the Grand River watershed.
http://www.grandriver.ca/index/document.cfm?Sec=34
&Sub1=18
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Each year, The Curriculum Foundation supports Canadian
educators in their professional growth. This year, the
program focuses on meeting learners' needs through
Link
http://curriculum.org/content/grants-for-teachers
differentiated instruction.
For every 10 million-minutes read on Kobo, we will make a
contribution of eReading to a school, group or organization
http://www.kobobooks.com/readon_join
potential for a school to win a $20,000 customized outdoor
classroom
http://www.majestatreesofknowledge.ca/
This month, the McKesson Foundation will announce the
launch of its 2011-2012 Regional Grant Program, a
Canada-wide campaign that each year provides a number
of non-profit organizations with financial assistance to
improve children and youth related health, education and
now poverty issues. If your school board has a foundation
please apply on behalf of school c/o of the Foundation so
you can utilize their charitable number
http://www.mckesson.ca/en/corporatecitizenship/mckesson-foundation
The Schneider National Foundation, Inc. focuses its
charitable giving in four areas: Arts and Culture, Children,
Education, and Health
http://www.schneider.com/About_Schneider/Schneide
r_Foundation/index.htm
Suncor will award one grant per year per employee to
eligible organizations in the amount of $750. Volunteering
in official capacities with non-profit organizations and
community associations, school parent associations and
similar organizations
http://www.suncor.com/en/community/719.aspx
Canadian Bioversity Institute funds the "ugliest school
yard" contest - school can earn up to $5000 for their
school to green it. Ottawa area only
http://www.biodiversityonline.ca/schoolgrounds/conte
st/acknowledgements.html
The Harry E Foster foundation provides funding for
projects and programs for people with intellectual
disabilities. Other areas of interest include Alzheimer's
disease and community organizations assisting the
disadvantaged. Deadlines for submissions are April 15th
and October 1st. This is a great source of funding for large
permanent shade structures for sensory and/or therapy
gardens. Grants range from $2,000-$30,000, many on a
matching grant basis.
http://www.harryefosterfoundation.org/Interest.html
American Academy of Dermatology awards grants in the
amount of $8,000 towards shade structures over
playgrounds. You need to have suncare as part of your
curriculum and a local dermatologist to endorse your
efforts. Canadian schools are eligible.
http://www.aad.org/skin-care-and-safety/skin-cancerprevention/shade-structure
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The Gosling Foundation is a registered private Canadian
Foundation. Its interests include environmental education
with particular reference to developing appreciation and
awarenss of the natural world, and protection of land of
ecological signficicance through a variety of means
including acquisition
http://goslingfoundation.org/index.cfm?page=GrantPro
grams
Through our Good Neighbour Program, Meridian supports a
broad range of events and initiatives that make our
neighbourhoods strong, vibrant and inclusive.
http://www.meridiancu.ca/meridian/community/Donat
ions/Pages/default.aspx
Nestlé Canada's
Good Food, Good Life Community Program
encourages and supports the promotion of health and
http://www.corporate.nestle.ca/en/aboutus/communit
wellness in the communities we all share. This is a grant
y/Pages/FundingGuidelines.aspx
that you would apply in c/o of your School Boards's
foundation, if your board does have a foundation
The Power of Sport for Kids is a nationwide program
created to recognizeschools, groups and organizations that
support at-risk or disadvantaged children and youth
(between the ages of 5 to 18) who would benefit from the
infusion of sports and activity in their lives. Sport Chek
stores’ fundraising initiatives provide the funds for a
variety of sports equipment and accessories that will have
the greatest impact to the children.
http://www.forzanigroup.com/corporateGiving.aspx?se
lected=pos
School councils may apply for grants to support schoolbased initiatives focused on engaging parents who may
experience challenges in becoming involved in the school
due to language barriers, recent immigration, poverty,
newness to Ontario's school system, or other factors.
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/parents/reaching.html
The Amgen Award for Science Teaching Excellence
(AASTE) is an annual awards program that recognizes
extraordinary contributions by educators across the United
States, Puerto Rico and Canada who are elevating the
level of science literacy through creativity in the classroom
and motivation of students
http://www.amgen.com/citizenship/apply_for_grant.ht
ml
Champion Creatively Alive Children Grants to implement
and document results of an innovative arts-infused
education project.
http://www.crayola.com/for-educators/ccaclanding/ccac-grant-program.aspx
Captain Planet Foundation Grants are made for activities
that conform to the mission of the Captain Planet
Foundation which is to: promote and support high-quality
educational programs that enable children and youth to
understand and appreciate our world through learning
experiences that engage them in active, hands-on projects
to improve the environment in their schools and
communities. Grants are also made to Canadian schools.
http://captainplanetfoundation.org/apply-for-grants/
Weston Wonder+ Cares Healthy Active Kids Grants
http://www.weston.ca/en/Application.aspx
Parents Reaching Out Grant
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Acer - Association for Canadian Education
Resources
Description
Link
for each approved chip bag you send in, $0.02 will be
donated to the school
http://www.fritolay.com/our-planet/terracycle.html
The Explore Fund will support organizations that
encourage youth outdoor participation, focusing primarily
on creating more connections of children to nature,
increasing access to both front & backcountry recreation,
as well as providing education for both personal &
environmental health. Grants will be given up to
$2,500This is a grant that you would apply in c/o of your
School Boards's foundation, if your board does have a
foundation
http://explorefund.ca/
We help your class create a schoolyard planting site that
acts as a mini-climate change outdoor classroom/lab – an
easily accessible teaching tool to complement curriculum
relating to climate change. Students will collect data on
the health and yearly growth of their tree plantings as
they explore issues surrounding climate change locally and
globally. Hands-on involvement with the planting site
throughout the process engages them and helps make the
issues of climate change relevant to them at a level of
complexity they can understand.
http://acer-acre.ca/allgemein/p4c-fall-planting
Samsung Hope for Children Fund helps to supply
technology for classrooms.
http://pages.samsung.com/us/sft/showcase.htm
NSERC's PromoScience program offers financial support for
organizations working with young Canadians to promote
an understanding of science and engineering (including
mathematics and technology). Through PromoScience,
NSERC may award up to $2.75 million each year.
http://www.nserc-crsng.gc.ca/PromoterPromotion/PromoScience-PromoScience/AboutApropos_eng.asp
Donald F Hunder Foundation assist in the development,
research, and aid given to various cultural organizations,
schools, and hospitals. Primarily in the Greater Toronto
Area.
130 Adelaide St West Suite 2060 Toronto, Ontario 416865-9300
Edwards Charitable Foundation assists with general
charitable purposes to arts and culture, educations, youth
sports and recreation - emphasis in the Greater Toronto
Area
59 Stewart Drive PO Box 158 Lakefield, Ontario K0L 2H0
705-652-6605 edwards.foundation@bell.net
F.K.Morrow Foundation funds arts and cultrure, education,
special education, sciences, enviornment, sports, and
recreation and youth initiatives. TApply through your
school board's foundation as a charitable organization.
Money can not be used for operating expense at
school.This is a Canada Wide grant.
101 Thorncliffe Park Drive, North York, Ontario M4H
1M2 416-467-2638
Flair Foundation funds education and music - Canada wide
but emphasis for Calgary, AB. Apply through your school
board's foundation as a charitable organization. Money
can not be used for operating expense at school.
24 Hemlock Cres.SW Calgary, Alberta T3C 3G4 403-2498702
Promo Science Grant
Donald F Hunter Charitable Foundation
Edwards Charitable Foundation
F.K. Morrow Foundation
Flair Foundation
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The Frog's Breath Foundation provides grants in the areas
of arts and culture, education, andphysical fitness and
amateur sport. Fund to organization in Northeastern
Ontario. Apply through your school board's foundation as
a charitable organization. Money can not be used for
operating expense at school
PO Box 130 New Liskeard, Ontario P0J 1P0 705-6471000
Gill Ratcliffe Foundation provides grants for arts and
culture, health, and education. Apply through your school
board's foundation as a charitable organization. Granting
region: Ontario and St John's Newfoundland
1473 John Counter Blvd Suite 201 Kingston, Ontario
K7M 8Z6
Goel Family Charitable Foundation provides grants for
eduation, healthy, and environment. Granting region:
Canada wide, emphasis in Vancouver, BC
401-905 West Pender St Vancouver, BC V6C 1L6 604687-5447
Golden Thread Foundation provides grands for education.
Granting region: Nanaimo, and Vancouver, BC and Toronto
1555-1500 West Georgia St Vancouver, BC 604-6837006
Good Foundation proivdes grants for computers and
technology, special projects, program funding, etc. Apply
through your school board's foundation as a charitable
organization. Granting Region: Kitchener-Waterloo and
London, Ontario
http://goodfoundation.ca
Gore Mutual provides funding for computers and
technology, and seed money for projects. Apply through
your school board's foundation as a charitable
organization. Granting Region: Ontario, and British
Columbia
http://www.goremutual.ca/en/about/foundation.asp
Greey-Lennox Charitable Foundation provides grants for
education. Apply through your school board's foundation
as a charitable organization. Granting Region: Ontario,
with emphasis in Toronto
137 Rosedale Heights Drive North York, Ontario M4T
1C6
Foundation provides grants for education purposes. Apply
through your school board's foundation as a charitable
organization. Granting Region: Toronto
157 Adelaide Street West Suite 423 Toronto, Ontario
M5H 4E7
Foundation provides grants for education, environment,
healthy, sports and recreation , and arts and culture.
Granting Region: primarily Nova Scotia but occasionally
Canada-wide
http://www.homburg.com/homburg-charitablefoundation.aspx.html
Frog's Breath Foundation
Gill Ratcliffe Foundation
Goel Family Charitable Foundation
Golden Thread Foundation
Good Foundation Inc
Gore Mutual Insurance Company Foundation
Greey-Lennox Charitable Foundation
Harry A Newman Memorial Foundation
Homburg Charitable Foundation
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The foundation provides grants for education
100 Richmond ST West Suite 330 Toronto, Ontario M5H
3K6 416-777-1409
The foundation provides funding for music, education,
science education, and environement.
http://www.deere.com/wps/dcom/en_us/croporate/ou
r_company/citizenship/philanthropy_community_enric
hment/working_with_us/working_with_uspage?%0a%0
9%09%20%09
The foundation provides funding for arts and culture,
librairies, youth, children, and education. Granting
Region: primarily in Hastings County (Ontario) with
emphasis in Belleville
1787 Old Hwy #2, RR2 Belleville, Ontario K8N 4Z2
The foundation provides funding for education,and
Children's health Granting Region: Primarily Ontario
1624 Hwy #34 Algonquin Highlands, Ontario K0M 1J1
705 - 489-2583
The foundation provides funding for Christian schools,
christian religious education. Granting Region: Canadawide with emphasis on Saskatchewan
2000-1874 Scarth Street Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 4B3
306-777-0600
The foundation provides funding for computers and
technology. Granting Region: Ontario
http://www.maplelodgefarms.com/communityfoundation.php
The foundation provides funding for education, healthy,
children, and arts and culture. Granting Region: Ontario
45 ST Clair Ave West Suite 200 Toronto, Ontario M4V
1K9
The foundation provides funding for health, educatin,
libraries, children, and environment. Apply through your
school board's foundation as a charitable organization
http://www.olivetreefoundation.ca
The foundation provides funding for education, youth
groups, etc. They will not fund seed programs, program
must be in existance already. Apply through your school
board's foundation as a charitable organization
http://www.ontariocucf.ca
James Wallace Mccutheon Foundation
John Deere Foundation of Canada
John M & Bernice Parrott Foundation Inc
Lind Family Foundation
Madonna Foundation
Maple Lodge Farms Foundation
Nelson Arthur Hyland Foundation
Olive Tree Foundation
Ontario Credit Union Charitable Foundation
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The foundation provides funding for education and
children. Apply through your school board's foundation as
a charitable organization. Granting Region: Ottawa area
http://www.dragonboatfoundation.net
The foundation provides funding for christian
organizations,wellness, and education. Granting Region:
75% of grants to Saskatchewan and the balance Canada
wide
http://www.ourladyfoundation.org
The foundation provides funding for education. Granting
Region: Primarily Toronto
1160-36 Toronto Street Toronto, Ontario M5C 2C5 416203-1449
Region: Canada-wide with emphasis in Alberta
800-1122 4th St SW Calgary, AB T2R 1M1 403-266-3626
Region: Ottawa and Calgary
365 Rogers Road Ottawa, Ontario K1H 5C1 613-3217777
The foundation provides funding for Catholic School
education programs
8606 Old Street Line RR3 Blenheim, Ontario N0P 1A0
519-676-5365
3M has focused its giving strategy to include Education,
Health and Wellness and the Environment. Note for this
grant, you would apply c/o of your School Board's
Foundation's charitable number
http://solutions.3mcanada.ca/wps/portal/3m/en_ca/co
mmunitygiving/home/
AbitibiBowater has chosen two primary pillars as its
priority for strategic philanthropic contributions: health and
education and environmental (specific projects such as
recycling)Granting Region: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
Ontario, and Quebec
http://www.abitibibowater.com/sustainability/stakehol
der_engagement/corporate_philanthropy
ArcelorMittal Dofasco supports a wide variety of non-profit
organizations and causes, primarily in the areas of arts
and culture, educaiton, environment & conservation, and
sports & recreation. Note for this grant, you would apply
c/o of your School Boards' Foundation's charitable number.
Granting Region: Hamilton and surrounding area
http://www.dofasco.ca/bins/content_page.asp?cid=315
910-410-416&lang=1
Ottawa Dragon Boat Foundation
Our Lady of the Prairies Foundation
Peter Paul Charitable Foundation Inc
Pirie Foundation
Polisuk Family Foundation
William and Mary Dorssers Foundation
3M Canada
AbitibiBowater
ArcelorMittal Dofasco
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Assumption Life provides funding for education and
healthy. Ideally, support promote healthy lifestyles and
physical activity in youth. Granting Region: Atlantic
Canada only
http://www.assumption.ca/english/index/dynamic.cfm
?id=157
Astral Media provides funding for programs supporting
health among children and youth and education. Note for
this grant, you would apply c/o of your School Boards'
Foundation's charitable number
http://www.astral.com/en/social-responsibility
Bombardier supports educational intiatives and education
institutions that: provide at-risk populations with a
positive environment, foster literacy and greater selfesteem, spur innovation. i.e. Science Education, youth at
risk. Note for this grant, you would apply c/o of your
School Boards' Foundation's charitable number
http://www.bombardier.com/en/corporate/corporateresponsibility
Bruce Power provides funding for environment, education
(geared to sciences), and technology. Note for this grant,
you would apply c/o of your School Boards Foundation's
charitable number. Granting Region:host communities
between the towns of Kincardine and Saugeen Shores
http://www.brucepower.com/community
Cameco provides funing for youth, youth leadership,
education, literacy, and health. Note for this grant, you
would apply c/o of your School Boards Foundation's
charitable number. Granting Region: Cigar Lake, Rabbit
Lake, McArthur River, Key Lake, Saskatoon, Port Hope,
and Blind River
http://www.cameco.com/responsibility/communities/
Canadian Pacific funds environment projects, and
education & technology. Notes for this grant, you would
apply c/o of your School Boards Foundation's charitable
number. Granting Region: Canada Wide
http://www.cpr.ca/en/in-yourcommunity/pages/default.aspx
Capital One provides funding to support kids in areas of
development such as nutrition and education. Notes, for
this grant, you would apply c/o of your School Boards
Foundation's charitable number. Granting Region: Canada
wide
http://www.capitalone.ca/canada/aboutca/donation.ph
p?linkid=www_z_z_z_cnabinvt_c1_04_t_cnabdon
Cascades Inc provides funding to projects to support the
environment, education, and sports and physical activity.
Note, for this grant, you would apply c/o of your School
Boards Foundation's charitable number. Granting Region:
BC, AB, Sask, MB, Ontario, NB, and Nfld
http://www.cascades.com/sustainabledevelopment/donations-sponsorships
Celestica Inc provides funding that motivate and inspire
youth in the areas of math, science, and technology
through unique hands-on experiences. Granting Reiong:
Toronto and Ottawa
http://www.celestica.com/corpresp/corpresp.aspx?id=2
820
Assumption Life
Astral Media
Bombardier Inc
Bruce Power
Cameco Corp
Canadian Pacific
Capital One
Cascades Inc
Celestica Inc
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Chrysler Canada provides funding in the ares of education,
arts, culture,and environment. Note, for this grant, you
would apply c/o of your School Boards Foundation's
charitable number. Granting Region: Canada-wide
http://www.chryslercanada.ca/en/about_community.p
hp
Com Dev provides funding in areas of youth sports and
recreation, education, and youth leadership. Granting
Region: Cambridge, and Ottawa, Ontario
http://www.comdevintl.com/default.aspx?id=141
ConocoPhillips Canada provides funding to educational
programs, youth, arts and culure. Notes, for this grant you
would apply c/o of your Schol Boards Foundation's
charitable number. Granting Region: BC, AB, Sask, Nfld,
Yukon, NWT, and the far North
http://www.conocophillips.ca/en/sd/investment/contri
butions/pages/index.aspx
Co-Operators provides funding in the areas of Education,
and youth leadership. Granting Region: Canada-wide
http://www.cooperators.ca/en/aboutus/community.aspx
Desjardins provides funding in the areas of youth,
educatin, and sports and recreation. Granting Region:
Quebec, Ontario, MB, and NB
http://www.desjardins.com/en/a_propos/profil/engage
ment/commandites
Devon offers a Science Giants Grant program, designed to
reward schools that demonstrate gains in science and
innovative approaches to foster student interst in this
crital subject. Up to $5,000 in grant money. Granting
Region: BC, AB, and Sask
http://www.devonenergy.com/communityrelations/pag
es/corporategiving.aspx
Empire provides funding to education, and the arts.
Notes, for this grant you would apply c/o of your School
Boards Foundation's Charitable number. Granting Region:
Richmond, BC, Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon,
Winnipeg, Toronto, Burlington, Kingston, Waterloo,
London, Montreal, and Halifax
http://www.empire.ca/consumer/aboutus/community/en/
Enbridge provides funding programs to support enrichment
programs and extra-curricular activites for Canadian
aboriginal school children. Note, for this grant you would
apply c/o of your School Boards Foundation's Charitable
number. Granting Region: within 20km of the Enbridge
pipleine. (located in Qc, ON, NWT, SAsk, AB )
http://www.enbridge.com/inyourcommunity/communi
tyinvestment.aspx
Fairmont provides funding for arts and culture, education,
environment, and sports and recreation. Notes, for this
grant, you would apply c/o of your School Board's
foundations charitable number. Granting Region: Canadawide
http://www.fairmont.com/en_fa/aboutfairmont/corpor
ateresponsbility/corporateresponsibility.htm
Chrysler Canada Inc
Com Dev International
ConocoPHillips Canada
Co-Operators General Insurance Company
Desjardins Group
Devon Energy Corporation
Empire Life Insurance Company
Enbridge Inc
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts
Company Logo
Description
Link
Gildan provides funding for youth and education. Note, fo
r this grant you would apply c/o of your School Board's
foundations charitable number. Granting Region: Montreal
and Mississauga
http://gildan.com/corporate/corporatecitizenship/rece
ntinitiativesna.cfm?lang=en
Grand and Toy provides funding for underprivileged
children (K-12 and education), and the environment.
Note, for this grant you would apply c/o of your School
Board's foundations charitable number. Granting Region:
AB, BC, MB, ON, NB, Nfld, NS, Sask, QC
http://www.grandandtoy.com/sites/core/aboutus_soci
alresponsibility_donation.aspx
Green Mountain provides funding for ECE programs,
tutoring and schol mentoring, programs forindividuals that
may struggle with traditional academic,initiatives
encourageing parental involvement, extracurricular,
elective, and non-traditional programs, life skill
development for K-12 students. Granting REgion: City of
Toronto, Southern York and Southern Peel Regions
http://www.gmcr.com/csr/supportinglocalcommunities
/domesticgrantmakingguidelines.aspx
Husky provides funding to support educational projects
that focus on prevention, promoting the value of
environment, and science and technology. Granting
Region: Canada-wide
http://www.husky.ca
Investors Group provides funding arts and culture,
education, youth, and sports and recreation. Note. For
this grant you would apply c/o of your school board
foundations charitable number. Granting Region: Canadawide
http://www.investorsgroup.com/english/corpcitizen/de
fault.shtml
Linamar provides funding for education, arts and culture,
and sports and recreation. Granting Region: Guelph,
Ontario
http://www.linamar.com/community
Pioneer provides funding for education and leadership.
Note, for this grant you would apply c/o of your school
board foundations charitable number. Granting Region:
Canada-wide
http://www.pioneer.com/canada/
Prosperity One provides funding in the ares of education,
health/physical well being, environment and arts/culture.
Granting Region: Acton, Burlington, Georgetown, Milton,
Mississauga, and Scarborough, Ontario
http://www.prosperityone.ca/personal/inourcommunit
y/
Provident provides funding for education: programs that
develop academic skills, self respect, self reliance, and
personal responsibility, Health & Wellness: programs that
promote physical and metal healthy. Note, for this grant
you would apply c/o of your school board foundations
charitable number, GRanting Region: BC, AB, Sask, On
http://www.providentenergy.com/resp/community/co
mmunityoverview.cfm
Gildan Activewear
Grand and Toy
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc
Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd
Investors Group
Linamar Corporation
Pioneer Hi-Bred Ltd
Prosperity One Credit Union
Provident Energy Ltd
Company Logo
Description
Link
RIM provides funding for education and sciences. Note, for
this grant you would apply c/o of your school board
foundations charitable number. Granting Region: Waterloo,
Cambridge, Mississauga, Ottawa, and Halifax
http://www.rim.com/company/philanthropy/index.sht
ml#apply
Rogers provides funding for education - assist youth in
realizing their goals and dreams. Granting Region:
Canada-wide
http://your.rogers.com/aboutrogers/csr/communitysup
port.asp
Roots provides funding for school fundraising initiatives.
Granting Region: Canada-wide
http://about.roots.com
Shaw provides funding in the areas of children, education,
and environment. Granting Region: Canada-wide
http://www.shaw.ca/enca/aboutshaw/communitysupport/
Shell Canada provides funding in areas of education, and
environment.
http://www.shell.ca/home/content/canen/environment_society/shell_in_society/social_invest
ment/
SSQ provides funding in the areas of education and youth.
Granting Region: Quebec and Ontario
http://www.ssq.ca/en/engagement/accueil.asp
Stantec provides funding to support education programs
that encourage elementary studetns to pursue higher
education and environment. Granting Region: AB, BC, MB,
NB, Nfld, NWT, NS, PEI, Sask, On, and QC
http://www.stantec.com/aboutus.html
Syngenta provides funding for nutrition, agriculture and
environment education, science education, and youth
leadership. Granting Region: Canada-wide
http://www.syngenta.com/country/ca/en/corporateresponsibility/giving-back-toagriculture/pages/home.aspx
Talisman provides funding for education and youth.
Granting Region: Chauvin, Calgary, Chetwynd, Edson, Fort
ST John, Quebec City, and Shaunavon
http://www.talismanenergy.com/responsibility/?disclaimer=1
Rim
Rogers Communications Inc
Roots Canada
Shaw Communications Inc
Shell Canada Ltd
SSQ Inc
Stantec Inc
Syngenta Canada Inc
Talisman Energy
Company Logo
Description
Link
The Bank of Nova Scotia provides funding to education,
sports, and environment. Note, for this grant you would
apply using your school boards foundation's charitable
number. Granting Region: Canada-wide
http://www.scotiabank.com/brightfuture
OIAA provides funding for education, sports and recreation
and arts and culture. Note, for this grant you would apply
using your school boards foundation's charitable number.
Granting Region: Ottawa
http://ottawa-airport.ca/clearskies
TransAlta provides funding arts and culture, education,
and the environment. Note, for this grant you would apply
using your school boards foundation's charitable number.
Granting Region: Upper Mamquam, Pingston, Akolkolex,
Bne Creek, Southern Alberta, Dunvegan, Lake Wabamun,
Appleton, Almonte, Shelburne, New Liskeard, Mississauga,
Sudbury, Ottawa, Sarnia, Windsor, Kingston, Matane, Kent
Hills
http://www.transalta.com/sustianability/communityinvestment
The Foundation provides funding for Education, health, and
recreation. Granting Region: London, or immediate
surrounding area (Ontario)
http://agapelondon.ca
The foundation provides funding in music and education
Granting Region: Canada-wide with emphasis in Calgary
3210-150 Six Ave SW Calgary, AB T2P 3Y7 403-225-1144
The foundation provides funding to libraries literacy,
elementary school, education. Granting Region: Canadawide
1504-201 Portage Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 3K6
204-989-5530
The foundation provides funding for education, youth, and
environment. Granting Region: Ontario
foundation@mmainvestments.com
The foundation provides funding for worthwhile
causes/projects/programs for educational nature.
Granting Region: Waterloo & Area
http://www.ccfowr.org/
The Bank of Nova Scotia
The Ottawa International Airport Authority
TransAlta Corporation
The Agape Foundation of London
The Arthur JE Child Foundation
The CanWest Global Foundation
The Catherine and Maxwell Meighen Foundation
The Catholic Community Foundation of Waterloo Region
computers and technology, and education. Granting
Region: Canada-wide, with emphasis in Toronto
The Chawkers Foundation
501-250 Clarke Ave Montreal, QC H3Z 2E5 514-9335596
Company Logo
Description
Link
The foundation provides funding for arts, education, sports
and recreation. Granting Region: Kingston and Area
http://www.daviesfoundation.ca
Region: London, Ontario
140 Fullarton Ave Suite 2004 London, Onario N6A 5P2
519-433-5101
Region: Toronto
ross.mcgovern@sympatico.ca
The foundation provides funding for education, performing
arts, music Granting Region: Toronto
20 Wilket Rd Willowdale, Ontario M2L 1N6 416-4461920
Region: Toronto
333 Bay ST Suite 3400 Toronto, Ontario M5H 2S7
The foundation provides funding for music, education,
performing arts, arts and culture. Granting Region:
Toronto
kinnearfoundation@bellnet.ca
The foundation provides funding for education and youth.
Granting Region: Toronto
1636 Ramshaw Crescent Milton, Ontario L9T 5M3 905875-9067
The foundation provides funding for educatin, literacy,
environment. Note, for this grant you would apply c/o of
your school boards foundation's charitable number
http://leacrossfoundation.ca
The foundation provides funding for education, music,
performing arts. Note, for this grant you would apply c/o
of your school boards foundation's charitable number .
http://www.lchf.ca
The Davies Charitable Foundation
The Drake Foundation
The Esch Foundation
The Fleck Family Foundation
The Harris-Taylor Family Foundation
The Henry White Kinnear Foundation
The Hermant Family Foundation
The Leacross Foundation
The Lloyd Carr-Harris Foundation
Company Logo
Description
Link
The foundation provides funding for programs to build
character in youth. Notes, for this grant you would apply
c/o of your school boards foundation's charitable number.
Granting Region: Waterloo Region
http://www.lshallmanfdn.org/
Region: Hamilton and area
http://www.mallochfoundation.ca
education, and environment. Granting Region: Toronto
and surrounding area
1100 Central Parkway West Suite 1 Mississauga, Ontario
L5C 4E5 905-276-9161
The foundation provides funding for disadvantaged
children in the educational system. Granting Region:
Canada-wide
http://www.mauricepricefoundation.com/index.html
The foundation provides funding for arts and culture, and
education. Granting Region: Atlantic, MB, AB, QC, ON
donations@mccain.ca
The foundation provides funding for arts and culture and
education Granting Region: Toronto
1300 Bay ST Suite 400 Toronto, Ontario M5R 3K8
The foundation provides funding for education.
http://www.patersonfoundation.ca
The foundation provides funding for education Granting
Region: Kitchener-Waterloo & Area
po box 127 145 main st east Listowel, Ontario N4W 3H2
The foundation provides funding for education and sports.
Granting Region: Toronto
http://www.smffoundation.com/
The Lyle Shantz Hallman Foundation
The Malloch Foundation
The Mariano Elia Foundation
The Maurice Price Foundation
The Mccain Foundation
The Michael Young Family Foundation
The Paterson Foundation
The Ross and Doris Dixon Foundation
The Sanford McFarlane Family Foundation
Company Logo
Description
Link
The foundation provides funding for Christian schools,
education, and arts. Granting Region: Greater Toronto
Area
http://www.stjoseph.com
The foundation provides funding for at risk youth,
educaiton, and arts and culture Granting Regin: NB,
Montreal, and Southern Ontario
http://www.meighen.ca
The foundation provides funding for education, and youth.
Granting Region: ON, NB, QC, Nfld, NS, PEI
http://www.ultramar.ca/ourcompany/communityinvolv
ement/
The foundation provides funding to education, and
environment. Note, for this grant you would apply c/o of
your school boards foundation's charitable number.
Granting Region: The Georgian Triangle Reion, which
includes the cities of Collingwood, Owen Sound and the
counties of Bruce, Grey and Simcoe
http://www.villageatblue.com/foundation/index.html
The foundation provides funding to education. Granting
Region: Canada-wide , emphasis in BC
jblackmer@solustrust.com
Region: Canada-wide
4240 Sherwoodtowne Blvd Mississauga, Ontario L4Z
2G6 905-896-3626
The foundation provides funding for youth and education.
Granting Regin: Ontario, with emphasis on Toronto
95 Barber Greene Rd Suite 309, Don Mills, Ontario M3C
3E9
Region: primarily Ottawa and Surrounding Area
359 Kent ST 4th Floor Ottawa, Ontario K2P 0R6
The foundation offers 3 programs a grant program to
TDSB to promote athletics, Huddle up bullying Prevention
programs, or youth mentorship programs. Granting
Region: Toronto
http://www.stoptheviolence.ca
The St Joseph Family of Companies
The TR Meighan Family Foundation
The Ultramar Foundation
The Village at Blue Mountain Foundation
The WAU Nicoll Robertson Foundation
The WB Family Foundation
Tippett Foundation
Trinity Development Foundation
The Argos Foundation
Company Logo
Description
Link
The foundation provides funding for elementary schools.
Granting Region: Greater Toronto Area
77 King St West Suite 400 Toronto, Ontario M5K 0A1 c/o
Patricia Williams 416-863-4511
Longo Brothers provides funding for breakfast clubs,
elementary schools. Granting Region: Aurora, Vaughan,
Thornhill, Markham, Brampton, Oakville, Burlington,
Mississauga, Maple, Milton, Richmond Hill, Woodbridge,
and toronto
http://www.longos.com/sitemap/communitycaring.asp
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The foundation provides funding for libraries
PO Box 166 TD Bank Tower, 66 Wellington ST West
Suite 5402 Toronto, Ontario M5K 1H6 416-366-8573
The Conn Smythe Foundation
Longo Brothers Fruit Markets
Jackman Foundation

Grants and Foundations List for 2013

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