Listing Of Foundations Serving The Greater Toronto Area - SEDI

LISTING OF FOUNDATIONS 

SERVING THE GREATER TORONTO AREA 

A S.W.A.T. SUPPORT SERVICE

USING THIS MANUAL 

This manual has been developed in order to enable you, the agency, to access support 

funds for projects and programs. 

The manual quickly demonstrates that the size of the Foundation varies greatly, with 

some offering great sums of money and others offering smaller amounts. 

Each listed foundation is organized as follows 

AGENCY NAME 

Agency address 

PURPOSE: 

A statement noting why they were established. 

INTERESTS: 

A listing of those areas that they express concern and wish your application to address. 

Some will list an extensive number of issues and others will only note all social concerns 

PROCEDURE: 

How to apply and when 

AREA PREFERRED: 

City, region country and or province. 

Some U.S. foundations are noted if they also serve Canada 

FINANCIAL DATA: 

Approx. Total Assets, Approx. Annual Grants, Fiscal Year End: Date 

The foundations are not noted in any particular order. 

It is suggested that you review the manual noting when the foundation will accept your 

proposal. If you wish to access funds quickly, then do not send your proposal to a 

foundation that only accepts submissions months from now. 

Thank you for requesting the manual and the best of luck with your submissions. 

Please note that a listing of a foundation should not be seen as an endorsement 

by S.W.A.T. of the foundation or service club or a recommendation for an agency 

to submit a proposal. 

Utilization of the manual should not be seen as an endorsement of the agency 

submitting proposals to any or all foundations or service clubs. 

The preparation of this manual in no way results in financial gain for S.W.A.T. 

and has been prepared solely as a means to enable agencies to be aware of 

sources of financial assistance. 

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BENNETT FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE 

31 Adelaide St. E., Toronto ON M5C 2J5 (416) 598-1114 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

Performing Arts; Dance; Theatre; Music; Native Culture; Literacy; Universities; 

Hospitals; Israel; Peace and Disarmament; Jewish Culture; Jewish Social Services; 

Environmental Problems; Canadian Studies; Women; Abused Women; Minorities; 

Native People; Inuit; Immigrants; Housing and Shelters; Wife Abuse; Race Relations; 

Human Rights 

LIMITATIONS: 

No grants to individuals. 

INFORMATION: 

The Foundation’s main interests are the ballet, literacy, black education and culture and 

native Canadian and Inuit arts and culture. Scholarships and bursaries are awarded to 

black and native Canadians. 


Metropolitan Toronto 


Approx. Total Assets: $15,022,395, Approx. Annual Grants: $789,366.00, Approx. 

Annual Charity: $10,000 

Fiscal Year End: December 31 

BENNETT FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE 

31 Adelaide St. E., Toronto ON M5C 2J5 (416) 598-1114 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Performing Arts; Dance; Theatre; Music; Native Culture; Literacy; Universities; 

Hospitals; Israel; Peace and Disarmament; Jewish Culture; Jewish Social Services; 

Environmental Problems; Canadian Studies; Women; Abused Women; Minorities; 

Native People; Inuit; Immigrants; Housing and Shelters; Wife Abuse; Race Relations; 

Human Rights 

LIMITATIONS: 

No grants to individuals. 

INFORMATION: 

The Foundation’s main interests are the ballet, literacy, black education and culture and 

native Canadian and Inuit arts and culture. Scholarships and bursaries are awarded to 

black and native Canadians. 




Approx. Total Assets: $15,022,395, Approx. Annual Grants: $789,366.00, Approx. 



BULLOCK FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE JAMES AND PATRICIA 

PO Box 653, Midland ON L4R 4P4 

PURPOSE: 





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INTERESTS: 

Universities; Career Counselling; Health Care; Literacy; Preventive Medicine; Multiple 

Sclerosis; Alzheimer Disease; Diabetes; Environment; Pollution; Population; Child 

Welfare; Abused Women; Poverty; Domestic Violence; Child Abuse 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit an annual report, audited statement, charitable registration number and 

details of how the grant will be used. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made from May through September 


Southern Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $53,699, Approx. Annual Grants: $17,300, Fiscal Year End: 

December 31 

CARING FOUNDATION; THE 

150 King St. W, Suite 2307, PO Box 37, Toronto ON M5H 1J9 (416) 360-2799 

PURPOSE: 

To assist social service projects. 

INTERESTS: 

· Children; Child Welfare; Women; Abused Women; Disabled; Youth; Seniors; Housing 

and Shelters; Hostels; Group Homes; Family Counselling; Domestic Violence; Wife 

Abuse; Child Abuse; Sexual Assault; Psychiatry; Theatre 





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COUTU; LA FONDATION MARCELLE ET JEAN 

1374 Mont-Royal est, Bureau 101, Montreal QC H2J 1Y7 (514) 527-4510 

PURPOSE: 

To provide assistance in developing countries, to help abused women and children, and 

to fight drug abuse in Canada and Québec. 

INTERESTS: 

United Ways; Abused Women; Child Abuse; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; International 

Missions 


Canada-wide, with primary emphasis on Quebec 


Approx. Total Assets: $65,270,148, Approx. Annual Grants: $2,030,424, Fiscal Year 

End: February 28 

KASSINGER FOUNDATION; HERMAN 

500 Mayfair Ave., Oshawa ON L1G 2Y2 (905) 728-7583 

PURPOSE: 






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INTERESTS: 

Orchestras; Scholarships, Grants, Awards and Bursaries; Cancer; Heart Disease; Lung 

Disease; Cystic Fibrosis; Ileitis and Colitis; Mental Health; Abused Women; Physically 

Disabled; Hearing Disabled; Mentally Disabled; Community Services; Hostels; United 

Ways; Big Brothers and Sisters; Race Relations 

PROCEDURE: 

Proposals must include proof of charitable registration number and annual report, if 

available. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in June/July. 


Oshawa and surrounding area 


Approx. Total Assets: $1,550, Approx. Annual Grants: $2,600, Fiscal Year End: March 

MCBRIDE FOUNDATION; THE 

64 Skyland Dr., Hamilton ON L9A 3C1 (905) 383-9844 

PURPOSE: 

To carry out the charitable giving of the R.P. McBride family. 

INTERESTS: 

Environment; Youth; Wildlife; Birds; Conservation; Pollution; Forests; Abused Women; 

Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Hostels; Emergency Shelters; Child Abuse; Young Offenders 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing including annual report and charitable registration number. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made at the beginning of June and December. 


Primarily Hamilton-Wentworth region 



December 31 

PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS; THE 

One Commerce Square, 2005 Market St., Suite 1700, Philadelphia PA 19103-7017 

PURPOSE: 

To encourage individual development and personal achievement, cross-disciplinary 

problem solving and innovative, practical approaches to meet the changing needs of a 

global community. Grants are made in the areas of culture, education, the environment, 

health and human services, public policy and religion. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Ethnic Culture; Museums; Historic Sites; Literacy; Education 

Institutions; Academic and Research Libraries; Biomedical Sciences; Health Agencies; 

Preventive Medicine; Nutrition; International Relations; Peace and Disarmament; 

International Development; International Health and Medicine; Christian Organizations; 

Presbyterian Churches and Organizations; Sciences; Environmental Problems; Social 

Sciences; Economics; Special Needs Groups; Children; Disabled; Youth; Seniors; 

Women; Native People; Physically Disabled; Mentally Disabled; Community Services; 





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Abused Women; Crisis Services; Community Development; Family Services; Poverty; 

Domestic Violence; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Social Development; Employment 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in March, June, September and December. 


Most grants are made in the U.S. Grants are made only occasionally in Canada. 


Approx. Total Assets: $3,512,044,823, Approx. Annual Grants $166,624,400, Fiscal 

Year End: December 31 

PUBLIC WELFARE FOUNDATION INC. 

2600 Virginia Ave. NW, Room 505, Washington DC 20037-1977 (202) 965-1800 

PURPOSE: 

· To make grants primarily to grassroots organizations in the U.S. and abroad with 

emphasis on the environment, population, the elderly, youth, and criminal justice; 

support also for community services, health and education. Programs must serve lowincome, 

disadvantaged populations with preference to short-term needs. 

INTERESTS: 

Vocational Training; Alternative Education; Gerontology; Health Clinics; Preventive 

Medicine; Nutrition; Pregnancy and Childbirth; AIDS; Mental Health; Developing World; 

Peace and Disarmament; Environment; Energy; Environmental Problems; Community 

Legal Issues; Child Welfare; Disabled; Youth; Seniors; Women; Abused Women; 

Minorities; Native People; Immigrants; Housing and Shelters; Sheltered Workshops; 

Group Homes; Crisis Services; Community Development; Family Services; Birth Control; 

Adoption and Fostering; Poverty; Violence; Domestic Violence; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; 

Human Rights; Crime; Offenders and Ex-offenders; Employment 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance graduate work, writing of theses, travel for foreign 

study, conferences, meetings, seminars, consulting services, religious activities, 

individuals, nor does it make loans. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit one copy of full proposal in English. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in October, January, March and June. 

International. Most grants in the US. Grants made only occasionally in Canada. Grants 

outside of the US made to organizations with offices in the US and in the country where 

the program is operating 


Approx. Total Assets: $290,842,400, Approx. Annual Grants: $17,469,850, Fiscal Year 

End: October 31 

SLAGHT FOUNDATION; THE ANNE BUTLER 

1316-181 University Ave., Toronto ON M5H 3M7 

PURPOSE: 

To contribute monies to other registered charities such as the Toronto Hospital 

Foundation and others who assist the homeless and/or battered women and children. 

INTERESTS: 

Health Disorders; Abused Women; Child Abuse; Community Services 





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Canada-wide 



December 31 

FORD FOUNDATION; THE 

320 East 43rd St., New York NY 10017-9998 (212) 573-5000 

Contact: Mr. Barron M. Tenney, Vice President, Secretary and General Counsel 

Established 1936 in Michigan 

PURPOSE: 

To advance the public well-being by identifying and contributing to the solution of 

problems of national and international importance. Grants encompass the categories of: 

Urban Poverty; Rural Poverty and Resources; Rights and Social Justice; Governance 

and Public Policy; Education and Culture; International Affairs; and Reproductive Health 

and Population. 

INTERESTS: 

· Africa; Agriculture; AIDS; Peace and Disarmament; Arts; Asia; Community 

Development; Crime; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Economics; Education; Education 

Research; Elementary Schools; Employment; Environment; Europe; Family Planning; 

Housing and Shelters; Human Rights; Immigrants; International Development; 

International Education; Israel; South America; Law; Middle East; Minorities; Native 

People; Performing Arts; Population; Secondary Schools; Poverty; Women; Youth 

LIMITATIONS: 

· The Foundation does not finance routine operating costs; construction or maintenance 

of buildings; religious activities; personal or local needs; undergraduate scholarships 

and bursaries; nor does it support programs for which substantial support is available 

from government or other sources. 

INFORMATION: 

Graduate fellowships are made through universities and other organizations. 

PROCEDURE: 

The Foundation does not use grant application forms. Applications for grants should set 

forth objectives, and details of methods for carrying them out, the qualifications of the 

persons and institutions involved, the institution’s affirmative action policy and record, 

and an estimated budget. Domestic applications and inquiries about how nominations 

for grants to individuals may be made should be sent to the Secretary of the Foundation; 

applicants in foreign areas where the Foundation has an office should direct their 

proposals to the resident representative. 

DEADLINE: 

Applications are considered throughout the year. Board meetings are held in December, 

March, June and September. 


International. Grants are made only occasionally in Canada. 


Approx. Total Assets: $6,938,849,272, Approx. Annual Grants: $285,772,908 

Approx. Annual charity: $2,394,803, Fiscal Year End: September 30 

TAYLOR CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; ERWIN 





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190 Division St., PO Box 426, Wetland ON L3B 4A2 (905) 732-1640 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Arts; Ethnic Culture; Historic Preservation; Education; Health; Lutheran Churches and 

Organizations; Environment; Special Needs Groups; Community Services 

INFORMATION: 

All grants funds must be matched on a one-to-one basis. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing including the most recent and two years previous financial statements, 

charitable registration number, overview of project including purpose and objectives, 

financing required and for what time period. 

DEADLINE: 

June 30. Decisions are made in September. 


Canada-wide, particularly the regional municipality of Niagara, Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $163,000 Approx. Annual Grants: $5,030 Fiscal Year End: 

November 30 

WILLMOT FOUNDATION; THE 

Kinghaven Farms, 4305 King Rd., King City ON L7B 1K4 (416) 675-4167 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Universities; Hospitals; Churches; Community Services; Performing Arts; Medical 

Research; Museums; Private Schools 

LIMITATIONS: 

Applications are not accepted at this time since funds are committed. 


· Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $100 Approx. Annual Grants: $5,500 Fiscal Year End: December 

HEWLETT FOUNDATION; WILLIAM AND FLORA 

525 Middlefield Rd. Suite 200, Menlo Park CA 94025 (415) 329-1070 

PURPOSE: 

To award grants in the areas of conflict resolution (priority), the environment, performing 

arts, education especially at the college-university level), population, and to the 

immediate region. 

INTERESTS: 

Environment; Education; Performing Arts; Population; Public Affairs; Peace and 

Disarmament; Arts; Minorities; Family Planning; International Relations; Libraries; 

Literacy; Dance; Housing and Shelters; Music; Theatre; Youth; Community 

Development; Volunteers; AIDS 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance individuals, medicine and health-related projects, law, 

criminal justice and related fields, juvenile delinquency, drug and alcohol addiction, 





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problems of the elderly and the handicapped, television or radio projects, building funds, 

basic research, equipment, scholarships, or fellowships, nor does it make loans. 

PROCEDURE: 

Application form not required. Initial approach by letter. 

DEADLINE: 

Jan. 1, music; Apr. 1, theatre; July 1, dance, film, and video service organizations; no 

deadlines for other programs. 

Most grants are made primarily in the U.S. Grants are made only occasionally in 

Canada. 


Approx. Total Assets: $819,596, Approx. Annual Grants $31,305,000, Fiscal Year End: 

December 31 

JEWISON CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE NORMAN AND MARGARET 

20 Queen Street West, Suite 2700, Box 27, Toronto ON M5H 3S1 (416) 923-8580 

PURPOSE: 

· General charitable purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Performing Arts; Theatre; Journalism; Native Culture; Museums; 

Universities; Health; Oncology; Paediatrics; Hospitals; Canadian Red Cross Society; 

Cancer; AIDS; Heart Disease; Salvation Army; Youth; Physically Disabled; Physically 

Disabled Children; Housing and Shelters; United Ways 

The Foundation does not finance deficits, emergency funds, endowments, equipment, 

matching funds, research projects, start-up funds, conferences and seminars, or 

bursaries. Individual projects are not funded whether involved with research, film or 

personal enrichment. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing. The Foundation can be faxed at (416) 923-2787. 

DEADLINE: 

Applications are screened bi-annually. 


Ontario, with emphasis on Toronto. 


Approx. Total Assets: $5,992,000, Approx. Annual Grants: $213,440, Fiscal Year End: 

November 30 

ONTARIO REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION 

99 Duncan Mill Rd., Don Mills ON M3B 1Z2 (416) 445-9910 

PURPOSE 

The Foundation considers grant applications for a wide range of charitable, community 

and educational activities, from local real estate boards and registered charitable 

organizations which carry on their work solely in the province of Ontario. · Grants are 

regularly considered in the following areas: disaster relief funds, public, school and 

university libraries, educational institutions (research on topics related to real property 

and housing issues), financial assistance to registered charitable organizations in the 

fields of arts and culture, health, science and technology, social services and sports and 

recreation fields, community projects of a charitable nature benefiting the community at 

large, co-sponsoring of publications concerning rights of real property ownership, 





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legislation affecting property ownership rights, and real property and housing topics of 

interest to Ontario citizens. 

INTERESTS: 

Libraries; Paediatrics; Prosthetics and Orthetics; Cancer; Cerebral Palsy; AIDS; 

Epilepsy; Reyes Syndrome; Lung Disease; Kidney Disorders; Spina Bifida and 

Hydrocephalus; Burns; Cystic Fibrosis; Leukemia; Multiple Sclerosis; Muscular 

Dystrophy; Liver Disease; Asthma; Children’s Mental Health; Children; Children’s 

Medical Care; Disabled; Youth; Physically Disabled Children; Mentally Disabled 

Children; Housing and Shelters; Children’s Residences; Crisis Services; Child Abuse; 

Young Offenders; Special Olympics; Camps 

INFORMATION: 

Local real estate board endorsement must be received, prior to application being 

reviewed by Foundation Board of Directors. The Foundation Services Administrator will 

contact local real estate board on behalf of organization Requesting funds. 

PROCEDURE: 

To apply, contact the Foundation Services Administrator at (416) 445-9910, fax (416) 

445-2644. 


Ontario 



December 31 

TAUBEN FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE JULIA AND MORTON 

99 Chabanel St., Suite 701, Montreal QC H2N 2G6 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Rehabilitation; Nursing Homes; Health Agencies; Canadian Red Cross 

Society; Cancer; Cerebral Palsy; Parkinson`s Disease; AIDS; Heart Disease; Kidney 

Disorders; Alzheimer Disease; Israel; Jewish Culture; Jewish Schools; Jewish Social 

Services; Synagogues and Temples; Judaic Studies; Religious Education; Seniors; 

Housing and Shelters; YMHA 


Canada-wide, with an emphasis on Montreal, Quebec 



December 31 

BURNS FOUNDATION; JANET AND CHARLES 

840 King Vaughan Road, Maple ON L6A 2A5 

PURPOSE: 

· To make charitable donations to selected registered charities. 

INTERESTS: 

Orchestras; Art Galleries; Education; Private Schools; Scholarships, Grants, Awards and 

Bursaries; Health; Neurology; Ophthalmology and Optometry; Otolaryngology; Medical 

Research; Hospitals; Rehabilitation; Palliative Care; Cancer; Heart Disease; Kidney 

Disorders; Burns; Cystic Fibrosis; Arthritis; Muscular Dystrophy; Liver Disease; Anglican 





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Churches and Organizations; Wildlife; Conservation; Blind; Hearing Disabled; United 

Ways; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Special Olympics; Horseback Riding; Olympics 

INFORMATION: 

Each year, grants have been made to the United Appeal, Heart Fund, Trinity College, 

Trinity College School and York University. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit one copy of a proposal including charitable registration number, audited financial 

statement and annual report. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made each month, but December is the important month, as it is year end 

for the Foundation. 


Ontario 



December 31 

MINERVA FOUNDATION; THE 

PO Box 47079, 62 Edmonton Centre, Edmonton AB T5J 4N1 (403) 420-6666 

PURPOSE: 

To support charitable activities generally and in particular those that foster personal and 

family growth in the community. 

INTERESTS: 

Physically Disabled; Mentally Disabled; Children; Community Services; Family Services; 

Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Seniors; Mental Health 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance publications, political or religious activities, or 

individuals. 

PROCEDURE: 

Applicants are urged to telephone first at (403) 420-6666, to determine if the application 

is suitable and if funds are available. Apply in writing including four copies of the 

proposal stating the nature of the project and the benefit to the community; financial 

statements or an annual report; charitable registration number; and contact person’s 

name, address and telephone number. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made April 3 and October 3. 


Grants are made in Alberta only. 


Approx. Total Assets: $297,509, Approx. Annual Grants; $124,200, Fiscal Year End: 

June 30 

MISKIN FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE MURRAY AND RUTH 

60 Sunnycrest Rd., Willowdale ON M2R 2T4 (416) 487-2425 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 





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Performing Arts; Music; Universities; Alternative Education; Medical Education; 

Oncology; Hospitals; Cancer; Parkinson`s Disease; Diabetes; Kidney Disorders; Spina 

Bifida and Hydrocephalus; Cystic Fibrosis; Multiple Sclerosis; Muscular Dystrophy; 

Hemophilia; Alzheimer Disease; Israel; Jewish Schools; Jewish Social Services; 

Synagogues and Temples; Judaic Studies; Reproductive Biology; Special Needs 

Groups; Children’s Medical Care; Blind; Learning Disabled; Family Services; Alcohol 

and Drug Abuse 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $428,934, Approx. Annual Grants: $23,956, Fiscal Year End: July 

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NELSON FOUNDATION; AUSTIN S. 

310-4209-99th St., Edmonton AB T6E 5V7 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Paediatrics; Canadian Red Cross Society; Palliative Care; Cancer; Cerebral Palsy; 

Heart Disease; Diabetes; Lung Disease; Kidney Disorders; Leukemia; Multiple 

Sclerosis; Alzheimer Disease; Burns; Christian Organizations; Anglican Churches and 

Organizations; Blind; Physically Disabled Children; Animal Welfare; Emergency 

Shelters; Crisis Services; Poverty; Domestic Violence; Wife Abuse; Child Abuse; Sexual 

Assault; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Young Offenders; Crime Prevention; Mental Health 

DEADLINE: 

· Decisions are normally made in November. 


Alberta 



December 31 

ROTARY CLUB OF LEASIDE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

1 Concorde Place, #2301, Toronto ON M3C 3K6 (416) 482-9561 

SOURCE OF FUNDS: 

Rotary Club of Toronto Leaside and/or its members. 

PURPOSE: 

To give grants in the areas of child welfare, juvenile delinquency and crime, the 

handicapped, social agencies, educational scholarships and senior citizens. 

INTERESTS: 

Secondary Schools; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Blind; Physically Disabled Children; 

Hospitals; Churches; Half-way Houses; Universities 


Toronto 


Approx. Total Assets: $881,415, Approx. Annual Grants; $87,858, Fiscal Year End: 

June 30 





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ROTARY CLUB OF TORONTO CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

c/o Royal York Hotel, 100 Front St. W., Toronto ON M5J 1E4 (416) 363-0604 


Donations from members of Rotary Club, special club events and legacies from estates 

of deceased Rotarians and others. 

PURPOSE: 

To provide financial assistance for religious, charitable, and educational purposes, in 

particular in the fields of social development for the aged, child welfare, delinquency and 

crime, environmental problems, handicapped, housing, social agencies and youth 

agencies. 

INTERESTS: 

Seniors; Child Welfare; Crime; Young Offenders; Environmental Problems; Physically 

Disabled; Mentally Disabled; Housing and Shelters; Youth; Community Services; Alcohol 

and Drug Abuse 

PROCEDURE: 

There is no special application form or procedure. Submit two copies of your proposal. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made throughout the year. 


Primarily inner city of Toronto 



June 30 

SIFTON FOUNDATION INC.; CAROLYN 

c/o McCarthy Tetrault, PO Box 48, TD Tower, Toronto ON M5K 1E6 (416) 601-7579 


INTERESTS: 

Canadian Red Cross Society; Kidney Disorders; Special Needs Groups; Alcohol and 

Drug Abuse 

PROCEDURE: 

There is no specific application form. Submit written proposal to the President including 

specific, precise information on your organization and project, registration number and 

current financial picture. 

DEADLINE: 

April 30 and September 30. 


Manitoba and Toronto 



December 31 

KASSINGER FOUNDATION; HERMAN 

500 Mayfair Ave., Oshawa ON L1G 2Y2 (905) 728-7583 


· H. Kassinger Construction, as well as numerous individuals and companies. 

PURPOSE: 






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INTERESTS: 

Orchestras; Scholarships, Grants, Awards and Bursaries; Cancer; Heart Disease; Lung 

Disease; Cystic Fibrosis; Ileitis and Colitis; Mental Health; Abused Women; Physically 

Disabled; Hearing Disabled; Mentally Disabled; Community Services; Hostels; United 

Ways; Big Brothers and Sisters; Race Relations 

PROCEDURE: 

Proposals must include proof of charitable registration number and annual report, if 

available. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in June/July. 


Oshawa and surrounding area. 


Approx. Total Assets: $1,550, Approx. Annual Grants: $2,600, Fiscal Year End: March 

MAGFRAT FOUNDATION; THE 

c/o Big Brothers of Sarnia-Lambton, 193 George St., Sarnia ON N7T 4N6 (519) 336- 

0460 


Gifts, bequests and donations. 

PURPOSE: 

· To support youth and children’s services in Lambton county, in particular Big Brothers 

of Sarnia-Lambton. 

INTERESTS: 

Children; Youth; Big Brothers and Sisters 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit one copy of application in English. 

DEADLINE: 

May 31. 


Sarnia and Lambton County, Ontario 



December 31 

BURNS FOUNDATION; JANET AND CHARLES 

840 King Vaughan Road, Maple ON L6A 2A5 

PURPOSE: 

To make charitable donations to selected registered charities. 

INTERESTS: 

Orchestras; Art Galleries; Education; Private Schools; Scholarships, Grants, Awards and 

Bursaries; Health; Neurology; Ophthalmology and Optometry; Otolaryngology; Medical 

Research; Hospitals; Rehabilitation; Palliative care; Cancer; Heart Disease; Kidney 

Disorders; Burns; Cystic Fibrosis; Arthritis; Muscular Dystrophy; Liver Disease; Anglican 

Churches and Organizations; Wildlife; Conservation; Blind; Hearing Disabled; United 

Ways; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Special Olympics; Horseback Riding; Olympics 

INFORMATION: 





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Each year, grants have been made to the United Appeal, Heart Fund, Trinity College, 

Trinity College School and York University. 

PROCEDURE: 

· Submit one copy of a proposal including charitable registration number, audited 

financial 

statement and annual report. 

DEADLINE: 

· Decisions are made each month, but December is the important month, as it is year 

end for the Foundation. 


Ontario 



December 31 

WOOD GUNDY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE 

BCE Place, PO Box 500, Toronto ON M5J 2S8 (416) 594-7000 


Wood Gundy Inc. and Associated Companies. 

PURPOSE: 

The Foundation receives grants from Wood Gundy Inc. and its affiliated and associated 

companies for the purpose of making donations to worthy charities in Canada’s 

educational, research, cultural, medical, youth-oriented and children-related programs. 

INTERESTS: 

Children; Child Development; Child Welfare; Children’s Medical Care; Youth; Physically 

Disabled Children; Mentally Disabled Children; Children’s Residences; YMCA; YWCA; 

Big Brothers and Sisters; Child Abuse 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Annual Grants: $2,147,632, Fiscal Year End: December 31 

ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION; THE 

1133 Avenue of the Americas, New York NY 10036 (212) 869-8500 

PURPOSE: 

To promote the well-being of mankind throughout the world, through the following 

program areas: 

Science-based international development in agriculture, health, population, and the 

global environment; Arts and humanities; Equal opportunity; International security; and 

School reform. A `Special Interests and Explorations` a category exists to maintain 

flexibility in grantmaking. Programs are carried out through the awarding of grants and 

fellowships, the operation of field programs, and the dissemination of knowledge 

through publications and close association with the media. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts; Ethnic Culture; International Development; International Arts and Culture; Poverty; 

Tropical Medicine; Birth Control; Reproductive Biology; Population; International Health 

and Medicine; Agriculture; Education 

LIMITATIONS: 





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The Foundation does not finance personal aid for individuals; the appraisal or subsidy of 

cures or inventions; the establishment of local hospitals, churches, schools, libraries, or 

welfare agencies; altruistic movements involving private profit; propaganda or attempts 

to influence legislation; investing in securities on a philanthropic basis. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit initial proposal by letter. 

DEADLINE: 

Deadline for fellowship programs are specified in individual brochures. Decisions are 

usually made in March, June, September and December. 


International. Grants are made only occasionally in Canada. 


Approx. Total Assets: $2,138,585,815, Approx. Annual Grants: $78,754,297, Approx. 

Annual Charity: $6,111,670, Fiscal Year End: December 31 

HYLAND FOUNDATION; NELSON ARTHUR 

45 St. Clair Ave. West, Suite 601, Toronto ON M4V 1K9 (416) 920-6010 

PURPOSE: 

To assist in medical research, education, and other campaigns for charitable purposes 

involving the poor and less fortunate. 

INTERESTS: 

Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Health Care; Medical Education; Medical Research; 

Universities; Education Institutions; Sports; Health Disorders; Physically Disabled; 

Mentally Disabled; Hospitals; Child Welfare; Community Services; Seniors; Youth; 

Religious Organizations 

PROCEDURE: 

Proposals should include full details of the history of the organization, purpose of the 

application, the benefits to arise, a listing of personnel, other sources of funding, 

financial statements, and charitable registration number. 

DEADLINE: 

September 1. Decisions are made in September and December. 





December 31 

LAWSON FOUNDATION; THE 

248 Pall Mall St., Suite 100, London ON N6A 5P6 (519) 667-5114 

PURPOSE: 

To support charitable purposes within Ontario, and religious or educational purposes 

within Canada. 

INTERESTS: 

Children; Youth; Family Services; Community Development; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; 

Health; Diabetes; Cancer; Religious Organizations; Ecumenicism; Education 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance broadcasting, government agencies and 

organizations, completed projects, economic and policy development, citizenship, 





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human rights, national political issues, athletic programs and events, ongoing operating 

costs, fundraising campaigns, or arts, culture and museums. 

INFORMATION: 

The Foundation is interested in children, youth and families` well being (addiction); 

diabetes and cancer; education; community Foundations; ecumenical projects; and the 

environment. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit an initial letter of inquiry including information on the organization, project, 

purpose, assistance required, project budget, organization’s budget, charitable 

registration number, specific monetary request, latest audited financial statement, board 

of directors. 

DEADLINE: 

September 1, February 1, April 1 


Canada-wide, with emphasis on Ontario. 


Approx. Total Assets: $39,137,332, Approx. Annual Grants: $1,997,662, Approx. 



MASONIC FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO; THE 

361 King St. West, Hamilton ON L8P 1B4 (905) 527-9105 

PURPOSE: 

To provide funding for post-secondary school bursaries, deafness research, drug and 

substance abuse education in the school system, and other specific community projects. 

INTERESTS: 

Scholarships, Grants, Awards and Bursaries; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Community 

Services; Medical Research 

PROCEDURE: 

Applications for bursaries should be made at the college or university the student is 

attending, not the Foundation. 


Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $4,145,393, Approx. Annual Grants: $197,000, Approx. Annual 

Charity: $253,466 

Fiscal Year End: March 31 

MILLER FOUNDATION; T. DONALD 


PURPOSE: 

To give financial support to charitable causes. 

INTERESTS: 

Youth; Physically Disabled; Hospitals; Cancer; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Multiple 

Sclerosis; Muscular Dystrophy; Seniors; Child Welfare; Mentally Disabled; Universities; 

Learning Disabled 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing including financial statements, charitable registration number and a list 





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of personnel. 

DEADLINE: 

June 1; payable prior to August 31. 





August 31 

ALLAN FAMILY FOUNDATION; JAMES N. 

221 Alder St. E., Dunnville ON N1A 1C9 (905) 774-5411 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Adult and Continuing Education; Secondary Schools; Private Schools; Scholarships, 

Grants, Awards and Bursaries; Health; Health Associations; Hospitals; Health Agencies; 

Canadian Red Cross Society; Cancer; Heart Disease; Diabetes; Kidney Disorders; 

Arthritis; Multiple Sclerosis; Muscular Dystrophy; Mental Health; Liver Disease; 

Alzheimer Disease; Churches; Mennonite Churches and Organizations; Salvation Army; 

United Churches and Organizations; Youth; Blind; Mentally Disabled; Animal Welfare; 

YMCA; YWCA, United Ways; Clubs 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit one copy of application, including annual report and charitable registration 

number. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in July and December. 


Dunnville, Ontario 



December 31 

SOAD FOUNDATION; THE 

401 Bay St., Suite 2302, PO Box 102, Toronto ON M5H 2Y4 (416) 947-1212 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Organizations; Judaic Studies; Jewish Schools; Mentally Disabled Children; Blind 

INFORMATION: 

Grants are primarily for Jewish organizations. 





October 31 

BINAH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

404-1 Yorkdale Road, Toronto ON M6A 3A1 (416) 781-5545 





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PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Charitable Foundations, Trusts and Service Clubs; Jewish Social Services 





November 30 

BOUCHER-LAMBERT; FONDATION 

736, 6e Avenue, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Montreal QC H1B 4K5 (514) 640-8894 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes, with primary interest in hunger and suffering relief, in third 

world countries and some local organizations. 

INTERESTS: 

Charitable Foundations, Trusts and Service Clubs; Social Services; Hospitals; Poverty; 

Health Agencies 

INFORMATION: 

Grants are made for emergency funds and matching funds. The Foundation presently 

contributes to about 100 organizations and rarely adds to their list of recipients due to 

present commitments. 


Canada-wide 



October 31 

KAUFMANN FOUNDATION; THE HENRY AND BERENICE 

4670 St. Catherine St. West, Suite 210, Westmount QC H3Z 1J5 (514) 934-3400 


Private contributions. 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Health Disorders; Jewish Organizations; Israel; Community Services; 

Charitable Foundations, Trusts and Service Clubs 

PROCEDURE: 

Application forms are not needed. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in September. 


Canada-wide 



December 31 

MOTT FOUNDATION; CHARLES STEWART 





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Office of Proposal Entry, 1200 Mott Foundation Bldg., Flint MI 485021851 (810) 238- 

5651 

PURPOSE: 

· To support efforts that promote a just, equitable and sustainable society. 

INTERESTS: 

· Education; International Activities; Soviet Union; Africa; Europe; Environment; Water; 

Air; Pollution; Child Welfare; Charitable Foundations, Trusts and Service Clubs; 

Volunteers; Community Development; Family Services; Violence; Race Relations 

PROCEDURE: 

Initial approach by letter. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made on a continuous basis. 


Most grants are made in the U.S. Grants are made only occasionally in Canada. 


Approx. Total Assets: $1,250,000 Approx. Annual Grants: $49,000,000. 


PANICARO FOUNDATION 

41 E. Fable St., Barrhaven, Nepean ON K2J 3K4 (416) 920-3211 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Charitable Foundations, Trusts and Service Clubs; Education; Oceanography; YMCA 


Canada-wide and International. 


Approx. Total Assets: $1,171,501· Approx. Annual Grants: $41,280 

Fiscal Year End: November 30 

FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF 

BLINDNESS 

5591 Cote des Neiges Rd., Suite 1, Montreal QC H3T 1Y8 (514) 735-1133 

PURPOSE: 

To sponsor and encourage research and training in new techniques for the prevention 

of blindness, through grants and interest-free loans. 

INTERESTS: 

Blind; Preventive Medicine; Medical Research; Jewish Organizations; Israel; Performing 

Arts 

PROCEDURE: 

The department head should apply to the President on behalf of the investigator(s). 


Canada-wide and U.S. 


Approx. Total Assets: $566,072 Approx. Annual Grants: $28,966. 

Fiscal Year End: June 14 

MACKENZIE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION; THE ADA 





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100 Ardwold Gate, Toronto ON M5R 2W2 (519) 742-7650 

Established 1975 in Ontario 


Donations and a lottery. 

PURPOSE: 

To obtain funds through donations and a lottery and to in turn donate such monies to 

the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association and to other charities. 

INTERESTS: 

Physically Disabled; Blind 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation has indicated that it does not accept applications since all its projects 

are self-generated. 


Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $1,068 Approx. Annual Grants: $5,000 

Approx. Annual Charity: $5,065 


MALLOCH FOUNDATION; THE 

c/o Lazier, Hickey, Langs, O’Neal, 25 Main St. West, 17th Floor, Hamilton ON L8P 1H1 

(905) 525-3652 



The late Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Malloch 

PURPOSE: 

To fund charitable and educational organizations including child development, 

conservation, treatment of animals, education, medicine, adult and adolescent 

rehabilitation and reform. 

INTERESTS: 

Children; Youth; Health Care; Environment; Music; Blind; Veterans and Military 

Organizations 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance individuals nor does it make grants for building funds 

or regular operating expenses. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply by letter. Brevity is appreciated. Submit five copies when applications are over 

four pages long. The Foundation can be faxed at (905) 525-6278. 

DEADLINE: 

Before August 15 in the year for which consideration is requested. Applicants are 

informed of results at the end of the calendar year. 


Hamilton and surrounding area. 


Approx. Total Assets: $449,703. Approx. Annual Grants: $20,000 


PARKER FOUNDATION; VIRGINIA 





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c/o Canada Trust, 45 O’Connor St., 6th Floor, Ottawa ON K1P 1A4 (613) 782-1264 

Established 1978 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Wildlife; Conservation; Youth; Blind; Hospitals; Health; Social Services 

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: 

Martha C. Price, President; Evan Price, Secretary-Treasurer; Alan Pfahl 


Ontario and Quebec 


Approx. Total Assets: $7,417,548. Approx. Annual Grants: $347,000 


IOF FORESTERS PREVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE FUND 

c/o Independent Order of Foresters, 789 Don Mills Rd, Don Mills ON M3C 1T9 (416) 

429-3000 


Through fundraising activities and personal donations by members. 

PURPOSE: 

To help prevent child abuse, by providing grants to non-profit organizations, agencies, 

programs, and qualified individuals for services related to the prevention of child abuse 

in Canada; the emphasis is on funding requests to support volunteer and educational 

efforts that help prevent child abuse. 

INTERESTS: 

Child Abuse; Children; Child Welfare 

INFORMATION: 

Contributions mainly support: 

1) Hotlines, helplines, community outreach and volunteer recruitment efforts; 

2) Educational materials, public awareness campaigns, seminars and training for 

children 

and adults, families and child-serving professionals; 

3) Program components of domestic violence shelters, crisis nurseries, group homes 

and residential treatment settings that address prevention of abuse; 

4) Volunteer, self-help and professionally-facilitated support groups such as parent aid 

programs. 

PROCEDURE: 

Applications should include a completed Non-Profit Funding Request Form, and should 

provide one annual report including a financial statement and an update on the program 

status. Copies of the funded organization’s newsletter should be included, if available. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are normally quarterly. 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $74,505 Approx. Annual Grants : $85,000 






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BIRKS FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE 

606, rue Cathcart, Suite 534, Montreal QC H3B 1K9 (514) 397-2534 


Investments 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Dance; Music Education; Orchestras; Art Galleries; Museums; Universities; Private 

Schools; Hospitals; Canadian Red Cross Society; Cancer; Salvation Army; Child 

Welfare; YMCA; Health Disorders; Poverty 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not provide operating funds except where support has been given 

in the past. Recipients must have a charitable registration number. Money is not given to 

individuals. 

INFORMATION: 

The Foundation’s donations policy is to: 

a) support certain charitable interests of the Birks family; 

b) fund major fund raising campaigns of Canadian universities, hospitals and health 

services in major centres, and other large innovative projects of significance; and to 

further the Arts in Canada’s major centres; 

c) fund major fund raising campaigns to support nationally recognized organizations in 

the field of human development and the environment; 

d) provide bursaries to needy and deserving students. 

PROCEDURE: 

Initial application is made by letter (no more than 2 pages) outlining the organization’s 

general objectives, the need for the project, the campaign’s financial objective, total 

annual operations cost of the organization; names of directors and officers. If accepted, 

a formal application will be requested. 

Bursary funding is made through colleges and universities for disbursement by their 

financial aid offices. The Foundation can be faxed at (514) 397-1121. 

DEADLINE: 

Requests should be made at least 6 months in advance of the need for funds. 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $11,385,838· Approx. Annual Grants: $370,272· Approx. Annual 

Charit: $91,455 


CHUM CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

1331 Yonge St., Toronto ON M4T 1Y1 (416) 926-4000 


Christmas Wish Campaign 

PURPOSE: 

To raise funds to contribute directly to the welfare of any individual or group of 

individuals in need of charitable assistance, or for the promotion of welfare and aid of 

various charitable and social service agencies. 

INTERESTS: 





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Social Services; Health; Poverty; Children; Child Welfare; Youth; Seniors 

PROCEDURE: 

Applications must include a charitable registration number. 


Canada-wide, but primarily Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $440,932· Approx. Annual Grants: $335,750· Approx. Annual 

Charity: $14,250. 


CUMMINGS FOUNDATION INC.; JAMES H. 

1807 Elmwood Ave., Room 112, Buffalo NY 14207 (716) 874-0040 

PURPOSE: 

To advance medical science, medical research and medical education in the United 

States and Canada including the erection of suitable buildings; and to support works 

among under-privileged young, aged, and infirm persons. 

INTERESTS: 

Child Welfare; Youth; Seniors; Medical Education; Medical Research; Hospitals 

INFORMATION: 

Priority is given to medical projects and organizations of a capital nature which don’t 

usually receive government funding. 

PROCEDURE: 

Make an initial inquiry by letter or telephone to the Executive Director concerning the 

Foundation’s policies. Submit seven copies of a two page proposal including charitable 

registration number, seven copies of latest audited financial statement, list of directors 

and a concise summary of the project’s important facts. 

DEADLINE: 

February 15, May 15, August 15 or November 15, preceding quarterly meetings in 

March, June, September and December. 


Toronto, Buffalo, NY; Hendersonville, NC. 


Approx. Total Assets: $17,812,259 Approx. Annual Grants: $631,844 

Fiscal Year End: May 31 

LANDO CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE EDITH 

800-1030 West Georgia Street, Vancouver BC V6E 3B9 (604) 685-0564 

PURPOSE: 

To makes grants for humanitarian purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

Education Research; Children’s Medical Care; Child Welfare; Israel; South America; 

Crime Prevention 

LIMITATIONS: 

Grants are made only to recognized, tax-exempt institutions. 

INFORMATION: 

Grants are made for the prevention of cruelty in all forms. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing. 





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DEADLINE: 

September. 


Canada-wide with an emphasis on Vancouver, B.C. 




LOBLAW CHARITABLE TRUST; THE T.P. 

c/o Canada Trust Co., 20 Eglinton Ave. W., Toronto ON M4R 2E2 

PURPOSE: 

· The purpose of the trust fund is to pay its net annual income to the Kiwanis Club of 

Toronto, to be used by the club for its underprivileged boys work and other charitable 

purposes in the city of Toronto. 

INTERESTS: 

Child Welfare 




Approx. Total Assets: $4,564,817 Approx. Annual Grants: $380,400. 


MADONNA FOUNDATION 

McCallum Hill Bldg., 1874 Scarth St., 10th Floor, PO Box 527, Regina SK S4P 2G8 

(306) 777-0600 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

· Catholic Churches and Organizations; Private Schools; Social Services; Child Welfare; 

Poverty; Wildlife 


Canada-wide, with emphasis on Sask. 



Approx. Annual Charity: $20,418 Fiscal Year End: October 31 

MAHON FOUNDATION; ANDREW 

6005 Collingwood Place, Vancouver BC V6N 1T4 (604) 261-8785 

Established 1967 in British Columbia 

PURPOSE: 

To provide financial assistance to organizations which aid in the treatment and 

rehabilitation of handicapped children and to organizations and individuals who perform 

research into diseases which afflict children. Assistance is also given for other charitable 

activities. 

INTERESTS: 

Health Disorders; Physically Disabled; Child Welfare; Community Services; Christian 

Organizations; Arts 






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Primarily B.C. 


· Approx. Total Assets: $1,183,484 Approx. Annual Grants: $53,730 


PAGE FOUNDATION; LILLIAN AND LEROY 

PO Box 2290, Hamilton ON L8N 3B5 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes particularly in the areas of the arts, education, health and 

welfare. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Health Care; Hospitals; Seniors; Child Welfare; Community Services; 

Family Services; Churches; Animal Welfare 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit a written proposal outlining details of request, to include an annual report and 

financial statement, if available, and charitable registration number. 

DEADLINE: 

December 1. 


Local community of Hamilton 


Approx. Total Assets: $492,840.00 Approx. Annual Grants $36,800 


LATNER FAMILY FOUNDATION; ALBERT AND TEMMY 

20 Eglinton Ave. West, #1600, Toronto ON M4R 2H1 



Various donations. 

PURPOSE: 

To donate funds to health and welfare and to societies pertaining to the state of Israel 

and Jewish tradition, as well as in Ontario, Canada for non-Jewish organizations. 

INTERESTS: 

Painting; Sculpture; Drawing; Printmaking; Universities; Separate Schools; 

Scholarships, Grants, Awards and Bursaries; Psychiatry; Gerontology; Orthopaedics; 

Health Care Research; Health Care; Nursing Homes; Health Clinics; Preventive 

Medicine; 

Cancer; Lung Disease; Kidney Disorders; Mental Health; Nursing; Israel; Jewish 

Organizations; Jewish Culture; Jewish Schools; Jewish Social Services; Synagogues 

and Temples; Judaic Studies; Medicine; Wildlife; Birds; Agriculture; Forests; 

Environmental Problems; Seniors; Mentally Disabled; Animal Welfare; Seniors` 

Residences; Child Abuse; Swimming; Physical Fitness 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit proposals by letter only. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in October and November. 







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Approx. Total Assets: $6,108,011 Approx. Annual Grants $490,549 


WOLRIGE FOUNDATION; THE 

6106 Southlands Place, Vancouver BC V6N 1N1 (604) 263-7200 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Health Disorders; Performing Arts; Social Services; Child Welfare 


Canada-wide, with emphasis on Vancouver, B.C. 


Approx. Total Assets: $778,360 Approx. Annual Grants $39,000 


AMERICAN EXPRESS FOUNDATION 

American Express Co., American Express Tower, World Financial Ctr., New York NY 

10285-4710 (212) 640-5661 

Established 1954 in New York 


American Express Co. and its subsidiaries. 

PURPOSE: 

To support the areas of community service, education and employment, and cultural 

programs. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Education; Community Services; Child Development; Child Welfare; 

Employment; Disabled 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance religious, political or fraternal organizations; sports or 

athletics; umbrella organizations with active grantmaking programs; professional, trade 

or marketing associations; endowments; capital campaigns; publications; medical 

research; individuals. 

PROCEDURE: 

Initial approach is made by letter. There is no application form. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made on an ongoing basis. 

International. Most grants are made in the U.S. 

Grants are made only occasionally in Canada. 


Approx. Total Assets: $1,607,528 Approx. Annual Grants $11,523,430 


FOURNIER-ETHIER; FIDUCIE CHARITABLE 

a/s Trust General du Canada, 1 100 rue University, Montreal QC H3B 2G7 (514) 871- 

7395 

PURPOSE: 

To give assistance to underprivileged and physically handicapped children. 





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INTERESTS: 

Child Development; Child Welfare; Physically Disabled Children; Young Offenders 

INFORMATION: 

Grants and bursaries are to help talented children who would otherwise be unable to 

pursue their studies, and to deaf, blind, ill and physically handicapped children. Grants 

are sometimes made towards the medical care of handicapped children. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit five copies of a proposal, including general information about the applicant 

organization: incorporation, goals, specific needs, financial statements, and other 

funding sources. 

DEADLINE: 

Proposals are accepted throughout the year. 


Canada-wide 




GRANT FOUNDATION; WILLIAM T. 

515 Madison Ave., 6th Floor, New York NY 10022-5403 (212) 752-0071 

PURPOSE: 

To support national and international research that contributes to an understanding of 

how to enhance the potential of children and youth, by supporting research in any 

medical or social-behavioral scientific discipline on the development of school-age 

children, adolescents, and youth; also to support the evaluation of innovative 

community-based or other interventions aimed at reducing problem behaviors in schoolage 

children, adolescents, and youth. 

INTERESTS: 

Education Research; Psychiatry; Health Care Research; Health Care; Children’s Mental 

Health; Social Sciences Research; Children; Child Development; Children’s Medical 

Care; 

Youth; Physically Disabled Children; Mentally Disabled Children; Social Development 

PROCEDURE: 

Initial approach is by letter including nature of the project, its methodology, financial 

needs and other pertinent information. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in February, May, September and December. 


International. Most grants are made in the U.S. 

Grants are made only occasionally in Canada. 


Approx. Total Assets: $186,991,680. Approx. Annual Grants $5,100,000. 


KINNEAR FOUNDATION; THE HENRY WHITE 

Suite 4700, Toronto Dominion Bank Tower, T-D Centre, Toronto ON M5K 1E6 (416) 

362-1812 

PURPOSE: 





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INTERESTS: 

Arts; Crafts; Museums; Universities; Hospitals; Child Development; Physically Disabled 

Children; YWCA; Family Services; Recreation 

LIMITATIONS: 

Grants are not made for individuals. 

DEADLINE: 

Applications are reviewed in March, June, September and November. 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $34,257,273·Approx. Annual Grants $1,577,851 


LAIDLAW FOUNDATION 

365 Bloor St. East, Suite 2000, Toronto ON M4W 3L4 (416) 964-3614 

PURPOSE: 

To use its human and financial resources in innovative ways to strengthen the 

environment for children, youth and families, to enhance the opportunities for human 

development and creativity, and to sustain healthy communities and ecosystems. 

INTERESTS: 

Performing Arts; Dance; Theatre; Music; Environment; Environmental Resources; 

Water; Environmental Problems; Pollution; Conservation; Native People; Child 

Development; Child Welfare; Youth; Minorities; Community Development; Social Issues; 

Social Development; Poverty; Crime Prevention 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance: 

a) Annual campaigns, dinners or special events; 

b) Building campaigns/capital costs, including historical renovation or restoration; 

c) Equipment or furnishings; 

d) General operating costs/deficits, particularly those resulting from government 

underfunding; 

e) Proposals/projects from outside Ontario which are local in nature and which don’t 

have 

implications for broader program and policy development; 

f) Basic or survey research primarily of academic interest; 

g) Sports organizations; 

h) Bursaries or fellowships (other than Children at Risk Program); 

i) Festivals, film projects, choral groups, local amateur arts organizations or 

associations; 

j) Competitions; 

k) Travel subsidies; 

l) Conventional theatre, music and dance for mainstage production; 

m) Endowment funds; 

n) Individuals (other than those receiving support under one of the Foundation Research 

Programs); or 

o) Emergency funds or matching funds. 





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· The Foundation is no longer receiving applications for its Child and Family Program 

except for the Aboriginal and Black Scholarship Program associated with Children at 

Risk. 

INFORMATION: 

Grants are made for: 

a) Children at Risk: demonstration and research projects; 

b) New Works in the Performing Arts and; 

c) Conservation and Rehabilitation of the Great Lakes Basin Ecosystem. 

PROCEDURE: 

Request the Foundation’s Application Procedures and Guidelines prior to applying. 

HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN FOUNDATION; THE 

555 University Ave., Suite 1725, Toronto ON M5G 1X8 (416) 813-6166 

PURPOSE: 

To support the Hospital for Sick Children, primarily for research, capital and equipment, 

special program needs and amenities for children. In addition, on a national basis, to 

provide support for training at the post-doctoral level in child health, public education 

and innovative projects in child care, plus research related to the health of children. 

INTERESTS: 

Health; Paediatrics; Medical Research; Health Care; Preventive Medicine; Pregnancy 

and 

Childbirth; Children; Children’s Medical Care; Disabled 

PROCEDURE: 

Contact Foundation staff to discuss project proposals in advance of formal submission. 

Apply using official application forms. Required information includes annual reports, 

audited financial statement and charitable registration number. The Foundation can be 

faxed at (416) 813-5024. 

DEADLINE: 

April I and October I for research and educational grants. October 1 only for Duncan L. 

Gordon Fellowship Program. 

Director, Communications; Paolo Cini, Director, Finance and Administration 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $159,914Approx. Annual Grants $4,131 

Fiscal Year End: September 30 

JONES FOUNDATION; THE OAKAH L. AND DOROTHY 

RR1, Pontypool ON L0A 1K0 (705) 277-9495 

PURPOSE: 

To support the advancement of the arts and sciences, social institutions, law, education 

and religion. 

INTERESTS: 

Anglican Churches and Organizations; Historic Preservation; Women; Housing and 

Shelters; Children; Blind 







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Fiscal Year End: July 31 

LASKIN FOUNDATION; THE 

18 Lower Village Gate, Apt. 506, Toronto ON M5P 3M1 (416) 480-0690 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Children; Youth; Sports and Recreation; Jewish Organizations; Community Services; 

Health Disorders; Health Care; Performing Arts 


Ontario 




LATCHAM CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE ART 

7089 Yonge St., Suite 205, Thornhill ON L3T 2A7 (905) 889-7232 

PURPOSE: 

To make donations to hospitals and homes for the aged, scholarships and community 

building funds. 

INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Libraries; Children; Community Services; Seniors Residences; Poverty; 

Health Disorders 


Ontario 




BERMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE 

230 Arnold Ave., Thornhill ON L4J 1B9 (905) 709-2353 



Berman Family members. 

PURPOSE: 

To receive and maintain a fund to be used for charitable and educational purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

· Jewish Organizations; Universities; Children; Seniors; Physically Disabled; Mentally 

Disabled 


Canada-wide and Israel 




LEVY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE SAMUEL AND ROSE 

91 Scollard Street, Toronto ON M5R 1G4 

PURPOSE: 





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INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Children; Health Agencies; Hospitals 


Canada-wide, with emphasis on Ontario. 




MAITLAND FOUNDATION; ALICE AND MURRAY 

c/o National Trust Co., 5075 Yonge Street, 5th Floor, Toronto ON M2N 6C6 (416) 361- 

4096 

PURPOSE: 

To provide financial assistance to charitable organizations providing services for the 

benefit of the health of children. 

INTERESTS: 

Health; Children; Paediatrics; Hospitals 






MCLEAN MCCUAIG FOUNDATION; THE 

375 Water St., Suite 400, Vancouver BC V6B 5C6 (604) 687-1144 

Established 1976 in British Columbia 

PURPOSE: 

To promote education at all levels, and to encourage charitable organizations, 

especially 

those oriented toward children who do not normally receive support from governments 

or other sources of public funding. 

INTERESTS: 

Universities; Arts and Culture; Children 


Canada-wide 




MINTO FOUNDATION INC. 

300-427 Laurier Ave. West, Ottawa ON K1R 7Y2 (613) 230-7051 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes 

INTERESTS: 

Jewish Social Services; Jewish Organizations; Health Agencies; United Ways; Children; 

Social Services; Hospitals; Universities; Arts; Health 


Canada-wide and United States. 





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Fiscal Year End: February 28 

SCHWARTZ FOUNDATION; THE RUTH 

Clarke Henning and Co., 10 Bay St., Suite 801, Toronto ON M5J 2R8 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes with particularly interest in original research or the 

continuation of original research relating to emotionally disturbed children under the age 

of thirteen. 

INTERESTS: 

Medical Research; Mentally Disabled Children; Children; Arts; Mental Health 


Ontario 




SHENKMAN FOUNDATION INC.; HAROLD 

2001-130 Albert St., Ottawa ON K1P 5G4 (613) 237-7075 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Organizations; Health Disorders; Children; Salvation Army; Physically Disabled 


Primarily Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $319,478. Approx. Annual Grants $25,250 


T R E E FOUNDATION FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 

5250 Ferrier St., Suite 520, Montreal QC H4P 1L4 


Investment income 

PURPOSE: 

To receive and maintain general and/or special funds to be applied to gifts, grants, 

contributions and donations, for charitable, educational or research purposes with 

relation to emotional disturbance and juvenile delinquency. 

INTERESTS: 

Youth; Young Offenders; Children 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit an informal initial presentation on 8 1/2x11 white paper, including the amount 

and time period of funds requested, other contemplated sources of funding, latest 

audited balance sheet and annual report, operating budget specifying amount and 

sources of funds. Applications must be executed by a person authorized in that behalf 

by the applicant and should be countersigned by the head of the applicant institution or 

organization. Letters of support from authorities and organizations in the applicant’s 

field are welcome. 





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DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in June and December. 


Canada-wide 




TANENBAUM CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE JOSEPH 

1051 Tapscott Rd., Scarborough ON M1X 1A1 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Asthma; Jewish Organizations; Historic Preservation; Arts; Universities; Education 

Associations; International Education; Community Colleges; Secondary Schools; 

Elementary Schools; Children; Physically Disabled Children; Seniors; International 

Health and Medicine; Youth; Community Services; Jewish Social Services; Cancer; 

Hospitals; Medical Research; International Relief Services; Israel 

INFORMATION: 

· Grants are primarily for Jewish organizations. 


Aprox. Total Assets: $16,946,994 Approx. Annual Grants $507,180 

Fiscal Year End: January 31 

UMPHREY FOUNDATION INC.; THE 

70 Kingsmere Ave., Newmarket ON L3X 1L4 (905) 841-3485 

PURPOSE: 

To search out and provide grants to worthy charitable, religious and educational 

groups. 

INTERESTS: 

Health Disorders; Hospitals; Nursing; International Health and Medicine; Churches; 

Children; Seniors; Mentally Disabled 


Ontario 




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WEBB FOUNDATION; THE M.M. 

PO Box 69059, 12 St. Clair Ave. East, Toronto ON M4T 3A1 

PURPOSE: 

To support charitable works by making donations to organizations who are involved and 

committed to community and humanitarian work. 

INTERESTS: 

Museums; Performing Arts; Hospitals; Community Services; Children; Salvation Army; 

Universities; International Relations; Health Disorders; Poverty 






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Ontario 




WEBSTER FOUNDATION; R. HOWARD 

1155 Rene-Levesque Blvd. West, Suite 2912, Montreal QC H3B 2L5 (514) 866-2424 

PURPOSE: 

To make donations to hospitals, universities and charitable institutions. 

INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Universities; Arts and Culture; Mental Health; Physically Disabled; Children 

LIMITATIONS: 

Grants are not made to individuals. 

PROCEDURE: 

Include charitable registration number with your proposal. The Foundation can be faxed 

at (514) 866-9918. 

DEADLINE: 



Canada-wide 




ESPLEN FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE CRAIG STEWART 

3200 Bloor St. W, Toronto ON M8X 1E1 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Social Services; Health Agencies; Poverty; Health; Religious Organizations; 

Children 

AREA PREFERRED 

Ontario 




FELLOWSHIP OF MAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

1 Adelaide St. E., 4th floor, Toronto ON M5C 2V9 


PURPOSE: 

The advancement of education and the attainment of independence by persons 

disadvantaged by physical, cultural or financial limitations. The granting of two awards 

to recognize an individual who, through selfless dedication, has measurably improved 

the quality of life for a group of disadvantaged children by: a) providing a service to 

Canadian children; or b) providing a service to children internationally. 

INTERESTS: 

Youth; Children 





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PROCEDURE: 

Request application guidelines and forms in writing from the Secretary 

DEADLINE: 

July 31 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $620,871 Approx. Annual Grants $13,800. 


FLAVELLE FOUNDATION; SIR JOSEPH 

5075 Yonge St., 5th Floor, Willowdale ON M2N 6C6 

PURPOSE: 

To provide seed funding to registered charitable organizations involved in innovative 

projects which directly support their particular community or constituency. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts; Children; Community Services; Environment; Conservation; Gerontology; Health; 

Native People; Social Services; Special Needs Groups 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not make grants to hospitals, universities or umbrella 

organizations. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing to the Secretary, in Executive Summary form no longer than two pages, 

including an audited financial statement, charitable registration number, current budget, 

a brief description of the organization’s objectives and activities, members of the board, 

and a detailed description of the purpose for which funds are requested. 

DEADLINE: 

· Grants are made quarterly, but decisions as to refusals are only made in June and 

December. 


Ontario 




FRANCESCHINI FOUNDATION; THE JAMES 

51 Yonge St., Suite 300, Toronto ON M5E 1J1 (416) 363-5676 

PURPOSE: 

To contribute to charities concerned with research in the field and treatment of cancer, 

heart and kidney diseases. 

INTERESTS: 

Children; Physically Disabled; Youth; Social Services; Health Disorders; Health Care; 

Hospitals; Education Institutions; Civics; Churches 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made every two months. 


Ontario 






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FRANCESCHINI FOUNDATION; THE JAMES 

51 Yonge St., Suite 300, Toronto ON M5E 1J1 (416) 363-5676 


PURPOSE: 

To contribute to charities concerned with research in the field and treatment of cancer, 

heart and kidney diseases. 

INTERESTS: 

Children; Physically Disabled; Youth; Social Services; Health Disorders; Health Care; 

Hospitals; Education Institutions; Civics; Churches 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made every two months. 


Ontario 




REA FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE ARCANGELO 

20 Cadeau Terrace, Unit 23, London ON N6K 4G2 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Health Care; Health Disorders; Medical Research; Social Development; Community 

Development; Environment 

PROCEDURE: 

Provide a short description of the request, including registered charity number and 

name of the contact person. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made November 1. 


Southwestern Ontario 




ALVA FOUNDATION; THE 

199 Albertus Ave., Toronto ON M4R 1J6 (416) 483-9991 



Investments. 

PURPOSE: 

The Foundation’s main interest is families at risk. 

INTERESTS: 

Special Needs Groups; Community Services; Family Services 

INFORMATION: 





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Prefers to fund capital or start-up rather than operating budgets. 

The largest yearly donation has been to McGill University in the amount of $200,000. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing specifying amount and description of how the funds are to be used. 

· Also include background information on your organization, staff goals, recent 

accomplishments, financial statements and relevant references. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made on an ongoing basis. 


Emphasis on Toronto, Ontario and Montreal, Quebec 




BICKLE FOUNDATION; E.W. 

Scotia Plaza, Suite 4802, PO Box 105, 40 King St. West, Toronto ON M5H 3Y2 (416) 

367-9003 

PURPOSE: 

Charitable, religious and education purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts; Universities; Social Services; Community Services 

LIMITATIONS: 

· Donations are usually confined to major appeals. Organizations must have a 

registration 

number. Grants will not be made for research projects, conferences and seminars, 

matching funds or awards, fellowships, research grants or surveys. No grants to 

individuals. 

INFORMATION: 

Twenty percent of the Foundation’s income is allocated to the United Appeal for 

Metropolitan Toronto. Approximately one half the Foundation’s income is given to the 

same organizations each year; the other half is given to special current campaigns. 

PROCEDURE: 

There is no special application form or procedure. One copy of a proposal should be 

submitted giving registration number, financial statements and total campaign objective. 

DEADLINE: 

June and November. 




Approx. Total Assets: $5,148,109 Approx. Annual Grants $234,000. 


CLOVERLEAF FOUNDATION; THE 

304 Shakespeare Drive, Waterloo ON N2L 2V1 (519) 888-7970 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Education; Medical Research; Community Services; Environment; Women; Education 





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Institutions; Universities; United Ways; Art Galleries; Scholarships, Grants, Awards and 

Bursaries 

LIMITATIONS: 

Donations are made to organizations known to the directors according to their individual 

interests. 


Canada-wide 




COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR GREATER TORONTO 

1 Dundas St. West, PO Box 78, 15th Floor, Toronto ON M5G 1Z3 (416) 204-4082 



Individuals, estates, corporations and foundations. 

PURPOSE: 

To receive and distribute capital from individuals, families, businesses and private 

foundations in order to provide for the enrichment of the quality of life in the greater 

Toronto area by developing a permanent endowment to respond to emerging and 

changing community needs and to provide a vehicle and service for donors with various 

interests and at various levels of charitable giving. The Foundation accumulates capital, 

the annual investment income from which is distributed to those charitable organizations 

in the greater Toronto area that address priority needs in education, health, community 

and social services, the environment and the arts. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Education; Health; Social Services; Community Services; 

Environment 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance: a) endowments; b) operating support for annual 

campaigns; c) individuals; d) deficits; e) ongoing research or publication of research 

findings and other studies, seminars, workshops or conferences unrelated to the 

Foundation’s granting priorities; f) promotion of religious ideologies except where the 

purpose is not to promote of that religion; g) promotion of political ideologies; h) 

building funds or capital funds, although equipment funding may be accepted. 

INFORMATION: 

Current granting priorities and guidelines are set from time to time using focus groups 

to determine current needs in the areas of community and social services, environment, 

arts and culture, health and education. The Foundation funds up to $15,000 in each 

interest area. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit initial letter of intent. The Grants Committee may request a full proposal for 

further consideration. The Foundation can be faxed at (416) 204-4100. 

DEADLINE: 

Deadline for letters of intent: September 15. Deadline for further proposal: December 


Primarily in Greater Toronto, Ontario and area, but sometimes throughout Canada when 

specifically designated by a donor. 





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Approx. Total Assets: $11,130,369 Approx. Annual Grants $477,641 Approx. Annual 

Charity: $129,920 Fiscal Year End: March 31 

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF OAKVILLE 

PO Box 84026, 1235 Trafalgar Rd., Oakville ON L6H 3J0 

PURPOSE: 

To make grants to charitable organizations that have a mission to build and strengthen 

the community of Oakville. 

INTERESTS: 

Community Services 


Oakville 


Approx. Total Assets: $357,260 Approx. Annual Grants $10,000 Approx. Annual Charit 

$21,330 


COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF OTTAWA-CARLETON 

75 Albert St., Suite 301, Ottawa ON K1P 5E7 (613) 236-1616 

PURPOSE: 

To improve the quality of life in the Ottawa-Carleton community by: assisting the needy 

and alleviating human suffering; assisting and promoting arts and cultural activities; 

advancing education through scholarships and specific endeavors; supporting and 

advancing medical services; and supporting other community activities of a charitable 

nature. 

INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Arts and Culture; Education; Environment; Health; Community 

Services 

DEADLINE: 

March 1 and October 1. 


Ottawa-Carleton region, Ontario and, exceptionally, elsewhere in the country. 


Approx. Total Assets: $5,577,970 Approx. Annual Grants $287,451·Approx. Annual 

Charit $75,524 


COUNSELLING FOUNDATION OF CANADA; THE 

1 Toronto Street, Suite 410, Toronto ON M5C 2W3 (416) 864-2867 


Investments. 

PURPOSE: 

To support innovative programs which promote the effective delivery of counselling by 

reputable and credible personnel at established institutions or social agencies, primarily 

in the area of career development. 

INTERESTS: 

Education Institutions; Career Counselling; Community Services; Youth; Social Issues; 





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Social Development 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance building funds, deficits, emergency funds, 

endowments, equipment, research projects, mass fundraising appeals, long-term 

funding, fellowships, scholarships, bursaries, or individuals. 

INFORMATION: 

Projects which will become self-sustaining within a reasonable period of time are 

preferred. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit a written proposal including a detailed description of the project, including goals 

and objectives; a detailed budget, setting out expenditures and all anticipated sources of 

income and other funding sources; a financial statement for the last completed fiscal 

year where appropriate; a letter from the Chief Executive Officer; supporting reference 

from a community figure knowledgeable in the field, outlining need for the project and 

the capability of the organization to provide the service; list of the Board of Directors 

and, if appropriate, list of Advisory Board; charitable registration number. 

Following preliminary acceptance, seven copies of the final application are required, in 

English. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made four times a year. 


Metropolitan Toronto, Ontario, Canada - in this order of priority. 




LOWIDT FOUNDATION; THE 

522 Mt. Pleasant Road, Toronto ON M4S 2M3 (416) 481-5246 

PURPOSE: 

To support medical research, specifically related to cancer. 

INTERESTS: 

Gerontology; Hospitals; Community Services; Children’s Medical Care; Physically 

Disabled 

PROCEDURE: 

There are no specific application forms or guidelines. A simple letter suffices. 

DEADLINE: 

November 30 


Ontario only. 




DOBRIN FAMILY FOUNDATION; MITZI AND MEL 

4150 St. Catherine St. West, Suite 400, Montreal QC H3Z 2Y5 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 





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Jewish Social Services; Jewish Organizations; Health Disorders; Hospitals; Arts and 

Culture; Community Services; Education; Universities; Youth 


Canada-wide 




EATON FOUNDATION; THE 

250 Yonge St., 11th Floor, Toronto ON M5B 1C8 (416) 343-3423 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes in the areas of art, education, health, and social welfare. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Universities; Professional Development; Arts and Culture; Performing Arts; 

Art Galleries; Historic Preservation; Health Care; Hospitals; Physically Disabled; 

Community Services; Youth; Seniors; United Ways; Olympics; Environment 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance deficits, emergency funds, equipment, matching 

funds, start-up funds, memorial funds, research projects (except the Sir John and Lady 

Eaton Chair of Medicine at the University of Toronto), conferences and seminars, or to 

individuals for awards, fellowships, bursaries or research grants. Form letters or mass- 

mailings are not accepted. 

Since grants are provided to 42 United Way campaigns across Canada, individual 

United Way agencies will not be considered. Grants are also not made to organizations 

raising funds on behalf of other charities; amateur sports competitions; fraternal groups, 

athletic teams, bands, service clubs and other such organizations; nor are grants made 

to organizations which don’t have a valid registration number. 

INFORMATION: 

Grants are made to well-established organizations which show proof of community 

support for at least two years. Capital funding is for government-approved major 

teaching hospital buildings and is restricted to one campaign per ten-year period. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit proposal in writing or by fax at (416) 343-3526 (not by telephone) including 

annual report, audited financial statement, names of board members, number of 

salaried staff, number of volunteers, government grants (confirmed amounts, federal, 

provincial, municipal), operating budget, financial goal from corporate and private sector. 

DEADLINE: 

Proposals are accepted throughout the year. Decisions are made in February, June, 

October and December. 


Canada-wide, in principal cities and heavily populated areas. 




FEDER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; NORMAN 

PO Box 13, Thornhill ON L3T 3N1 (905) 881-8380 

PURPOSE: 





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INTERESTS: 

· Jewish Organizations; Education Institutions; Jewish Social Services; Community 

Services; Synagogues and Temples; Jewish Culture 


Canada-wide 




SMYTHE FOUNDATION; CONN 

c/o Fraser and Beatty, PO Box 100, First Canadian Place, Toronto ON M5X 1B2 

PURPOSE: 

To provide financial assistance for medical research with an emphasis on arthritis, and 

to provide opportunities and facilities for young people to take part in a variety of 

sporting and other activities. 

INTERESTS: 

Medical Research; Arthritis; Recreation; Youth; Children’s Medical Care; Health 

Disorders; Physically Disabled 

LIMITATIONS: 

Donations are only made to registered charitable organizations. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply is by letter. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in June and December. 


Ontario 




POSLUNS FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE 

30 St. Clair Ave. W., Suite 900, Toronto ON M4V 3A1 (416) 586-7011 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Community Centres; Jewish Social Services; Universities; Israel 

INFORMATION: 



Primarily Toronto, Ontario and Montreal, Quebec 




BRONFMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE SAMUEL AND SAIDYE 

1170 Peel St., 8th Floor, Montreal QC H3B 4P2 (514) 878-5270 

PURPOSE: 





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To foster initiative and enterprise among Canadians by providing funding to non-profit 

ventures in Canada which deal with challenging social, cultural and educational issues; 

and to promote the development and sharing of new ideas of potential lasting value. 

The Foundation invests in people whose creative and innovative projects help 

contribute workable solutions to important emerging issues facing the country. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Arts Management Training; Crafts; Historic Preservation; Education; 

Jewish Social Services; Environmental Problems; Canadian Studies; Seniors; Learning 

Disabled; Social Issues; Human Rights; Community Development 

LIMITATIONS: 

Grants are made only to organizations having a current Revenue Canada charitable 

registration number. 

The Foundation will not consider requests for funding activities outside Canada. 

Grants are not awarded for capital campaigns, non-project-related equipment 

purchases (unless project-related), operating budgets, deficit financing, endowment 

funds or annual campaigns. 

INFORMATION: 

The Foundation provides support through three programs: Transitions, Futures, and 

Special Initiatives: 

TRANSITIONS awards long-term grants ($200,000 to $350,000) mainly to preselected 

organizations influencing transitions in Canadian society in the areas of Seniors` 

Participation, Urban Issues, and Cultural Management affecting positive change in 

Canadian society. 

FUTURES provides support to a select group of projects exhibiting exceptional 

potential for lasting national benefit. Organizations proposing new and innovative 

projects in any field may be awarded $5,000 to $30,000 annually, for up to three years. 

· SPECIAL INITIATIVES assists novel initiatives by both new and established 

organizations, by awarding one-time grants of up to $5,000 on a matching basis, for 

local, regional and national projects. 

The Foundation annually awards a $20,000 Saidye Bronfman Award for significant 

contribution to the development of the crafts in Canada. 

PROCEDURE: 

There is no official application form. Proposals should include the following: 

a) brief letter (maximum 3 pages) describing the project, its objectives, implementation 

plan, timetable of activities, criteria for evaluation and promotion strategy; 

b) detailed project budget, indicating the amount of the grant requested and the specific 

items proposed for Foundation funding; 

c) list of other potential funding sources being approached, and the status of each 

request; 

d) current annual report, including names of board members, audited financial 

statements, budget, or brief statement describing the organization’s most recent 

developments and capability to undertake the proposed project; 

e) list of individuals responsible for the project and their qualifications; 

f) letters of support for the project; g) applicant’s federal charitable registration number. 

The Foundation can be faxed at (514) 878-5293. 

DEADLINE: 

Applications are received at all times. 






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Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $58,109,655 Approx. Annual Grants $4,084,383 Approx. Annual 

Charity: $391,690 


GARDINER FOUNDATION; GEORGE R. 

Royal Trust Tower, Suite 2402, PO Box 53, T-D Centre, Toronto ON M5K 1E7 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Recreation; Community Services; Arts and Culture 

PROCEDURE: 

No special application form or procedure. 

DEADLINE: 

No specific deadlines. 


Ontario, primarily Toronto 




GARDINER FOUNDATION; PERCY R. 

95 Wellington St. W., Suite 906, PO Box 56, Toronto ON M5J 2N7 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Performing Arts; Mental Health; Physically Disabled; Education Institutions; 

Museums; Community Services 


Ontario, primarily Toronto. 


Approx. Total Assets: $1,180,952. Approx. Annual Grants $64,950 


GOLDHAR FAMILY FOUNDATION; J. BARNEY 

150 Heath St. West, Apt. 504, Toronto ON M4V 2Y4 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Schools; Jewish Social Services; Israel; Health Disorders; Arts; Community 

Services 


Primarily Ontario. 








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GOOD FOUNDATION INC. 

R.R. #2, Breslau ON N0B 1M0 (519) 648-2823 

PURPOSE: 

To assist locally-based charitable organizations. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Education; Community Services; Health 

INFORMATION: 

The Foundation favours charities in which its members are personally involved. 

PROCEDURE: 

There is no special application form or procedure. Submit one copy of application 

including a statement on the specific project, annual report, financial statements and 


DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in March and September. 


Kitchener-Waterloo and Southwestern Ontario 




GREEY-LENNOX CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

1 Adelaide Street East, Toronto ON M5C 2W8 (416) 361-4096 

PURPOSE: 

To support religious, educational or charitable purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Christian Organizations; Community Services; Social Issues; Camps 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation has indicated that it does not accept applications at this time. 


Ontario, generally 


Approx. Total Assets:$394,900 Approx. Annual Grants $8,40 


HUBERMAN FOUNDATION; PINKUS AND CHAIA 

1750-1111 West Georgia Street, Vancouver BC V6E 4M3 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Libraries; Jewish Culture; Jewish Social Services; Community Services; Universities 


Primarily B.C. Also Montreal, Quebec and Toronto 


Approx. Total Assets: $109,087 Approx. Annual Grants $5,800.\ 


IMPERIAL OIL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

111 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto ON M5W 1K3 1-800-668-3776 





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PURPOSE: 

To respond to community needs by supporting registered Canadian charitable 

organizations providing important services locally, provincially and nationally that are 

compatible with the company’s business objectives and activities. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Civics; Community Services; Health; Social Services; Arts and Culture; 

Sports and Recreation 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not administer grants outside Canada, or to the following types of 

requests: organizations that do not have charitable status; individual applicants or 

stand-alone research; political parties or candidates; religious organizations; private 

schools, pre-schools or elementary schools; service clubs or fraternal organizations; 

advocacy or lobbying groups; commercial third-party fundraising; feasibility studies; 

conferences and seminars or congresses; endowments or matching grants; telephone 

solicitations; local chapters of national organizations already receiving the Foundation’s 

support; operating budgets or institutions such as universities and hospitals; or private 

clubs funded through membership fees. As well, because Imperial is an ardent and 

faithful supporter of the United Way across the country, requests from any individual 

member organizations will not be considered. 

The company has also decided to move away from making long-term pledges to capital 

campaigns, preferring instead to make specific contributions to existing facilities and 

programs. Grants are, in addition, not made for deficit financing, equipment funds, 

research projects or to individuals for awards, fellowships, scholarships, bursaries or 

research. 

INFORMATION: 

Potential recipients must: provide services or activities without regard to race, religion, 

creed, sex or sexual orientation; provide a plan and budget indicating current sources 

and uses of funds, including those being requested; provide annual audited financial 

statements; be a tax-registered, non-profit group or its equivalent through Revenue 

Canada, and provide a published list of directors and other officers; provide an 

authorized charitable tax-registered receipt for the amount of the grant received; work 

out a contractual agreement with Imperial Oil to recognize the company’s contribution; 

and provide opportunities for Imperial Oil employees to be involved in the project, either 

as advisors or volunteers. 

PROCEDURE: 

Proposals should provide: name, address and phone number of organization; contact 

person, title and phone number; Revenue Canada charitable number; purpose of 

organization, its background and history; description of program and objectives; 

highlights of past programs and successes; relationships to similar organizations; most 

recent audited financial statement (current year preferred); explanation of significant 

financial items, such as large increases or decreases in revenue, expenses, surplus or 

deficit, high administrative or fund-raising costs, staff and program costs; officers and 

members of governing boards, their business and other affiliations; nature of current 

appeal (capital, operating, special project), its dollar objective and the amount of 

expected donation; whether this an annual appeal or what period it covers; to which 

segment of the community the appeal is directed; expected sources of funds 

(government grants, memberships, sales revenues, corporate donations, other 





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donations); opportunities for publicity or recognition of a contribution; and guidelines 

for recognizing contributions, such as naming a section of a building, or sponsoring an 

event or performance. 

Application forms for University Research Grants and the Volunteer Involvement 

Program (VIP applicants must be current or retired employees, or their spouses) are 

available from the Foundation. 

DEADLINE: 



Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $53,325 Approx. Annual Grants $4,796,400 


JACKMAN FOUNDATION 

c/o National Trust Company, 1 Adelaide Street West, Toronto ON M5C 2W8 (416) 366- 

8567 

PURPOSE: 

To make donations to charitable organizations, education, social welfare, hospitals, 

religious groups, Canadian culture and heritage, and the communication arts in Canada. 

INTERESTS: 

Universities; Hospitals; Christian Organizations; Community Services; Family Services; 

Arts and Culture; Sports and Recreation; Health Disorders; Health Care; Mental Health 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit a written proposal including an outline of the project, the amount being 

requested, the total cost of the project, financial statements, and charitable registration 

number. The Foundation can be faxed at (416) 367-2339. 

DEADLINE: 



Canada-wide 




JOHNSON FOUNDATION; THE 

1170 Peel Street, Montreal QC H3B 4T2 (514) 876-1517 

PURPOSE: 

To promote and support medical research; environmental protection; undergraduate 

and post-graduate studies in medicine, ecology and agriculture. 

INTERESTS: 

Community Services; Ophthalmology and Optometry; Hospitals; YMCA; Heart Disease; 

Performing Arts; Mentally Disabled; Physically Disabled; Health Disorders 


Quebec and Ontario 








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LATCHAM CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE ART 

7089 Yonge St., Suite 205, Thornhill ON L3T 2A7 (905) 889-7232 

PURPOSE: 

To make donations to hospitals and homes for the aged, scholarships and community 

building funds. 

INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Libraries; Children; Community Services; Seniors` Residences; Poverty; 



Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $27,274. Approx. Annual Grants $24,600 


LATTA FOUNDATION; THE JESSIE 

First Canadian Place, Suite 660, Toronto ON M5X 1B8 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Religious Organizations; Community Services; Seniors; Youth 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit proposals by letter. 

Secretary 


Ontario 




LIPSON FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION INC.; BARRY 

Box 32, 401 Bay St., Suite 1800, Toronto ON M5H 2Z1 (416) 363-9381 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Social Services; Community Services; Health Disorders 


Primarily Toronto 




MASONIC FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO; THE 

361 King St. West, Hamilton ON L8P 1B4 (905) 527-9105 



Freemasons of Ontario. 

PURPOSE: 





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To provide funding for post-secondary school bursaries, deafness research, drug and 

substance abuse education in the school system, and other specific community projects. 

INTERESTS: 

Scholarships, Grants, Awards and Bursaries; Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Community 

Services; Medical Research 

PROCEDURE: 

Applications for bursaries should be made at the college or university the student is 

attending, not the Foundation. 


Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $4,145,393 Approx. Annual Grants $197,000 Approx. Annual 

Charit $253,466 


MCNAMARA MEMORIAL FOUNDATION; GEORGE A. 

53 Widdicombe Hill Blvd., Suite 1408, Toronto ON M9R 1Y3 (416) 614-3871 


The late George Andrew McNamara Family Corporations. 

PURPOSE: 

To provide funds for religious, welfare, health, community and education groups. 

INTERESTS: 

Christian Schools; Catholic Churches and Organizations; Special Olympics; Community 

Services 

INFORMATION: 

Grants are made to `point of contact` charities 

PROCEDURE: 

No special application form is required. Submit one copy of application in English. Form 

letters or general mailings are not acknowledged. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made quarterly. 


Ontario 




MINZ FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE SIMON 

3520 Pharmacy Ave., Unit 1, Scarborough ON M1W 2T8 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Health Disorders; Universities; Community Services; Performing Arts; Hospitals; 

Gerontology; Jewish Organizations 


Toronto, Ontario and surrounding area. 


Approx. Total Assets: $260,938.00 





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Approx. Annual Grants $4,072.00 


MOLSON COMPANIES DONATIONS FUND 

Scotia Plaza, 40 King St. West, Suite 3600, Toronto ON M5H 3Z5 (416) 860-6462 


Subsidiaries of Molson Companies Limited. 

PURPOSE: 

To meet the changing needs of Canadian society while continuing the corporation’s 

long 

history of support to charitable organizations. 

INTERESTS: 

· Arts; Performing Arts; Dance; Theatre; Music; Visual Arts; Historic Preservation; 

Literacy; Universities; Community Colleges; Education Research; Basic Science 

Research; Hospitals; Scientific Research; Environment; Environmental Resources; 

Forests; Environmental Problems; Pollution; Social Services; Community Services 

LIMITATIONS: 

Grants are made only to organizations registered with Revenue Canada. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply by letter including descriptive material outlining activities of organization and 

reason for request, copy of latest annual report and/or audited financial statements, and 

charitable registration number. 

DEADLINE: 



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Approx. Total Assets: $300,801 Approx. Annual Grants $1,450,446 


MORRISON FOUNDATION; THE 

32 Hurndale Ave., Toronto ON M4K 1R7 (416) 923-2025 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Community Services; Health; Medicine; Youth 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not consider unsolicited proposals. 






MORROW FOUNDATION; F.K. 

3377 Bayview Ave., North York ON M2M 3S4 

PURPOSE: 

To promote religion, charity, education and charitable activities and the interest and 





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welfare of the public. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Christian Organizations; Social Services; Health; Universities; Hospitals; 

Youth; Special Needs Groups; Community Services 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing including details of the project, proposed budget, charitable registration 

number, annual report and audited financial statement, if available. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made at periodic intervals. 


Canada-wide 




ODETTE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; E. AND G. 

4120 Yonge St., Suite 410, North York ON M2P 2C8 

PURPOSE: 

The distribution of income earned to various registered charities. 

INTERESTS: 

Art Galleries; Catholic Churches and Organizations; Music; Gerontology; Mentally 

Disabled; Community Services; Health Disorders; Arts; Universities 


Ontario, with primary emphasis on Toronto. 




ODETTE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE P. AND L. 

410-4120 Yonge Street, North York ON M2P 2C8 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Housing and Shelters; Education Associations; Gardens and Parks; Universities; 

Community Services; Sports and Recreation; Education Institutions; Arts and Culture 


Ontario, with primary emphasis on Toronto. 




OSIN FOUNDATION; LEONARD 

PO Box 479, Schomberg ON L0G 1T0 

PURPOSE: 

· General charitable purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

Poverty; Community Services 






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Approx. Total Assets: $210,258 Approx. Annual Grant $12,300 


PAUL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION INC.; PETER 

261 Davenport Road, Ste 302, Toronto ON M5R 1K3 (416) 921-9339 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Music; Theatre; Community Services; Hospitals; Health Disorders 


Ontario 




POWELL FOUNDATION; C.B. 

230 Watline Ave., Mississauga ON L4Z 1P4 (905) 568-0880 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Physically Disabled; Health Disorders; Community Services; Christian 

Organizations 


Primarily Quebec and Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets $315,567 Approx. Annual Grants $23,200 


RICHARDSON CENTURY FUND 

Richardson Building, 1 Lombard Place, 30th Floor, Winnipeg MB R3B 0Y1 (204) 934- 

5811 

PURPOSE: 

To make grants to registered Canadian charitable organizations operating in 

communities in which affiliated companies are represented. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts; Performing Arts; Museums; Universities; Cancer; Heart Disease; Diabetes; 

Arthritis; Salvation Army; Wildlife; Children; Youth; Physically Disabled; Mentally 

Disabled; Community Services; Y`s; United Ways 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance individuals, religious or sectarian organizations, or 

other foundations. Support is not given to organizations which don’t have a charitable 

registration number. The Foundation does not direct assistance to individuals under any 

circumstances. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply by letter including a description of the project, detailing costs and expected 

financial support from other sources, charitable registration number, and audited 

financial statement. The Foundation can be faxed at (204) 942-6339. 

DEADLINE: 





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Decisions are made each month. 


Canada-wide in towns and cities in which affiliated companies are represented. 




ROYAL BANK OF CANADA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

200 Bay Street, 9th Floor, Toronto ON M5J 2J2 (514) 874-2362 

PURPOSE: 

To help support Canada’s charitable and other non-profit community endeavors which 

provide services to Royal Bank customers, employers and shareholders, and, where 

appropriate, to support the bank’s business and marketing objectives, without 

compromising charitable objectives. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Health; Arts and Culture; Community Services; Social Services; Sports and 

Recreation; Environment; Women; Disabled 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not fund endowments; individual pursuits; private, pre-school and 

elementary or secondary schools; service clubs, fraternal organizations, commercial 

solicitors or third parties raising funds for a charity; religious organizations; purchase of 

tickets for fundraising events; conferences or congresses; goodwill advertising; 

advocacy groups; groups who are not registered charitable organizations or who do not 

have equivalent tax status as `eligible donees`. 

INFORMATION: 

The 1994 donations breakdown is as follows: health (27.3%), education (23.9%), 

federated appeals (16.5%), culture (7.9%), welfare (6.4%), community causes (5.5%), 

environment (2%), athletics (1.9%), sundry (8.6%). 

· The Foundation Grants are made for building funds, capital funds, deficit financing, 

emergency funds, equipment funds, matching funds, operating funds, program funding, 

research projects, special projects, seed money, awards, fellowships, scholarships, and 

bursaries. 

PROCEDURE: 

Grant requests must include operating reports and financial statements; give a clear 

understanding of what your organization is about: its mission, plans, activities, 

programs and achievements. Clearly describe the project, results sought, budget, and 

identification of other sources of anticipated revenue. 

Donation requests must be in writing, providing full information on the charitable 

organization, affiliations, charitable registration number, accomplishments, campaign 

budget, amount requested, other sources of donations or grants, plan for recognition of 

donors, and operating reports and financial statements. 

Sponsorship proposals should outline how your event can market Royal Bank products 

so as to help it meet its marketing objectives, rather than only providing a sponsor 

credit or logo. 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $266,593.00 Approx. Annual Grants $12,024,069 





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Fiscal Year End: October 31 

SMITH AND DOROTHY WOLTZ FOUNDATION; STEPHEN 

42 Wellington St., Brantford ON N3T 5T3 (519) 753-8417 

PURPOSE: 

To provide financial assistance for religious, charitable and educational purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

Child Welfare; Special Schools; Community Services 


Brantford, Ontario 




SMITH FOUNDATION; THE PHILIP 

c/o Montreal Trust Co., 15 King St. West, Toronto ON M5H 1B4 (416) 889-5229 

PURPOSE: 

To establish and maintain funds to assist for religious, charitable or educational 

institutions within Canada. 

INTERESTS: 

Synagogues and Temples; Hospitals; Nursing Homes; Jewish Social Services; Medical 

Research; Museums; Salvation Army; Housing and Shelters; Community Services; 



Ontario and Quebec. 




SPIVAK FOUNDATION 

215 Vesta Dr., Toronto ON M5P 3A2 (416) 485-4416 

Contact: Dr. Manuel Morton Spivak, President 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Social Services; Hospitals; Community Services 






STAVRO FOUNDATION; STEVE ATANAS 

1900 Eglinton Ave. East, Suite 202, Scarborough ON M1L 2L9 


PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 





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Arts and Culture; Health; Community Services; Scientific Research; Hospitals 






STEDMAN FOUNDATION; SAMUEL W. 

PO Box 751, 70 Market St., Brantford ON N3T 2Z7 

PURPOSE: 

To support religious, charitable or educational organizations which carry on work solely 

in Ontario. 

INTERESTS: 

Community Services; Arts; Historic Preservation; Mentally Disabled; Private Schools; 

Seniors; Health 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit your proposal by letter describing need, and include an audited financial 

statement and charitable registration number. 

DEADLINE: 

September 15. 


Mainly the city of Brantford or the County of Brant, Ontario and area. 


Approx. Total Assets $2,673,400 Approx. Annual Grants $232,600 


STROW FOUNDATION; THE 

434 Cornell Drive, Midland ON L4R 4C7 (416) 482-2332 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Arts; Hospitals; Community Services 

INFORMATION: 

The Foundation only funds its own research projects. 


Ontario, primarily Toronto. 


Approx. Total Assets: $274,118 Approx. Annual Grants $25,370.00 


HYDE FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

2837 Yonge St., Toronto ON M4N 2J6 (905) 415-9211 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Gerontology; Jewish Organizations; Community Services 







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ALLSTATE FOUNDATION OF CANADA; THE 

10 Allstate Parkway, Markham ON L3R 5P8 (905) 475-4551 

PURPOSE: 

To provide financial assistance to Canadian Registered Charities in the areas of safety, 

education, culture and charity. 

INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Hospitals; Transportation and Safety; Education; Arts and Culture; 

Health Disorders; Rehabilitation; Crime Prevention 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance endowments, conferences, seminars, awards, 

bursaries, fellowships, scholarships, or individuals. 

Only federally registered charitable organizations are eligible for grants. 

INFORMATION: 

Grants will be considered for building funds, deficits, emergency funds, equipment 

funds, matching funds, operating funds, research projects, special projects, and seed 

money. 

PROCEDURE: 

Grant applications must include a brief description of organization’s aims; objectives and 

projects; members of the Board of Directors; audited financial statements and budget; 

detailed description of purpose for which assistance is requested; and registered 

charitable number. The Foundation can be faxed at (905) 475-4966. 


Canada-wide 



Fiscal Year End: December 

KINNEAR FOUNDATION; THE HENRY WHITE 

Suite 4700, Toronto Dominion Bank Tower, T-D Centre, Toronto ON M5K 1E6 (416) 

362-1812 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Arts; Crafts; Museums; Universities; Hospitals; Child Development; Physically Disabled 

Children; YWCA; Family Services; Recreation 

LIMITATIONS: 

Grants are not made for individuals. 

DEADLINE: 

Applications are reviewed in March, June, September and November. 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: $34,257,273 Approx. Annual Grants: $1,577,851 






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RUBINSTEIN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; DANIEL AND VERA 

5400 Yonge St., Suite 301, Toronto ON M2N 5R5 (416) 635-7520 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Family Services; Israel; Jewish Schools; Synagogues and Temples 

INFORMATION: 



Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $1,006,809 Approx. Annual Grants: $42,358 Fiscal Year End: 

December 

LIONS FOUNDATION OF CANADA 

PO Box 907, Oakville ON L6J 5E8 (905) 842-2891 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Physically Disabled; Hearing Disabled; Social Services 


Canada-wide 





A W B CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

Suite 4700, TD Bank Tower, Toronto ON M6K 1E6 (416) 362-1812 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes, especially in the areas of social services, education and 

health. 

INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Education; Environment; Churches; Housing and Shelters; Health 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing. There are no official guidelines or procedures for submitting a request. 


Ontario 




GEORGINA FOUNDATION; THE 

22 Willowbank Blvd., Toronto ON M4R 1B6 (416) 488-0087 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes in the areas of social services and physical and mental 

health. 





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INTERESTS: 

Physically Disabled; Mentally Disabled; Youth; Housing and Shelters; Social Services 

PROCEDURE: 

Send one copy of proposal including annual report and audited financial statement. 

Send one copy only. 

DEADLINE: 

Deadline for applications is October 31. Decisions are made in November, and grants 

are paid out in December. 


Canada-wide 




SALDEN FOUNDATION; THE 


PURPOSE: 

To receive private donations and to disburse income to the Orthopedic and Arthritic 

Hospital, to organizations for medical research programs, and to other charitable 

organizations. 

INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Physically Disabled; Seniors; Mentally Disabled; Sports; Health Disorders; 

Medicine; Universities; Learning Disabled; Education Institutions; Churches 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing including full details of the purpose of the application, a history of the 

organization, list of personnel, other sources of funding, benefits to arise, financial 

statements, and charitable registration number. 

DEADLINE: 

September 1. Funding is disbursed prior to December 31. 






FOSTER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE HARRY E. 

c/o Campbell Lawless, 8 King Street West, Suite 900, Toronto ON M5C 1B9 (416) 927- 

9077 

PURPOSE: 

To provide funds to finance (1) Research to identify causes of mental retardation; (2) 

development programs and education of the mentally retarded primarily through other 

charities. 

INTERESTS: 

Mentally Disabled; Youth; Mental Health; Hospitals; Churches; Christian Religious 

Education; Alzheimer Disease 

INFORMATION: 

The Foundation makes grants to hospitals, educational, religious and medical 

organizations, especially to assist the mentally disabled. 





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PROCEDURE: 

Submit one copy of the proposal including a concise, detailed outline and budget, 

information regarding other fundraising initiatives, list of current Board of Directors, 

and a copy of the most recent financial statement. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in May and November. 


Primarily Ontario. 



November 

RING CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; CHARLES E. 

2639 Lakeshore Blvd. West, Toronto ON M8V 1G5 (416) 255-4601 

PURPOSE: 

To provide grants to further religious education solely in Canada and to any charitable 

organizations dealing with mentally retarded children in Ontario. 

INTERESTS: 

Mentally Disabled; Physically Disabled; Special Olympics; Hospitals 


Ontario 




SCHWARTZ FOUNDATION; THE RUTH 

c/o Clarke Henning and Co., 10 Bay St., Suite 801, Toronto ON M5J 2R8 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes with particularly interest in original research or the 

continuation of original research relating to emotionally disturbed children under the 

age 

of thirteen. 

INTERESTS: 

Medical Research; Mentally Disabled Children; Children; Arts; Mental Health 


Ontario 




BODY SHOP CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE 

c/o The Body Shop Canada, 33 Kern Road, Don Mills ON M3B 1S9 (416) 482-2303 

PURPOSE: 

To support national social and environmental groups and programs, as well as grass 

roots organizations in smaller communities across Canada. 

INTERESTS: 

Environment; Youth; Women; Human Rights; Native People 

DEADLINE: 





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Proposals are accepted throughout the year. Decisions are made semi-annually to 

national organizations, and on an ongoing basis for community groups and programs. 


Canada-wide 



Fiscal Year End: April 30 

MACKENZIE MEMORIAL FOUNDATION; THE ADA 


PURPOSE: 

To obtain funds through donations and a lottery and to in turn donate such monies to 

the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association and to other charities. 

INTERESTS: 

Physically Disabled; Blind 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation has indicated that it does not accept applications since all its projects 

are self-generated. 


Ontario 



Approx. Annual Charity: $5,065 Fiscal Year End: November 30 

BLEEMAN FOUNDATION; ABRAHAM 

c/o R. Bookbinder, C.A., 970 Lawrence Ave. W., Suite 300, Toronto ON M6A 3B6 

PURPOSE: 

The advancement of education, religion and the relief of poverty. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Religious Organizations; Poverty 





BRATTY FAMILY FOUNDATION; RUDOLPH P. 

4950 Yonge St., Suite 1914, Willowdale ON M2N 6K1 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Poverty 


Toronto, Ontario and surrounding area. 




BSAYSER FOUNDATION; MATAN 





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137 Caribou Ave., Toronto ON M5N 2B4 

PURPOSE: 

· The relief of poverty by aid to impoverished individuals and families, and the furthering 

education through scholarships and bursaries. 

INTERESTS: 

Poverty; Education 


Canada-wide 



September 30 

D`ANCONA CHARITABLE TRUST 

122 Barse St., Toronto ON M5M 4L4 (416) 783-8356 

PURPOSE: 

· To provide gifts to other charitable organizations and to engage in the relief of poverty, 

the advancement of religion and the furtherance of education. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Poverty; Jewish Organizations; Israel 


Mainly Toronto, Ontario 





DANIELS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE WILLIAM AND ARLENE 

30 St. Clair Ave W., Toronto ON M4B 3A1 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Jewish Social Services; Health Agencies; Poverty; Social Services; 

Environment 


Canada-wide, primarily in Ontario. 



December 31 

FLYNN FOUNDATION; THE C. DENNIS 

119 West Deane Park Drive, Etobicoke ON M9B 2S6 (416) 394-8202 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Poverty; Housing and Shelters 








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MAYTREE FOUNDATION; THE 

170 Bloor St. West, Toronto ON M5S 1T9 (416) 369-1955 

PURPOSE: 

· To provide seed money to fund social service delivery programs in the hope that these 

will eventually find support in the public social service delivery system. Funds are 

geared to cover a period of time allowing the project to establish itself and demonstrate 

its worth. 

INTERESTS: 

Literacy; Refugees 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation generally does not fund capital campaigns, equipment purchases, 

conferences, research, religious organizations or transportation. 

INFORMATION: 

Currently, the Foundation is granting to community-based adult literacy programs where 

actual training of adult illiterates is taking place, and to programs serving the refugee 

community in Canada. 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit a letter clearly describing the project to be funded, with sufficient relevant 

financial information, and with a description of the program’s self-evaluation procedure 

by which it will judge if it is meeting its stated goals. 

DEADLINE: 

Funding decisions are made throughout the year. 


Canada-wide 


Approx. Total Assets: 

$10,880,866 Approx. Annual Grants: $658,917 Fiscal Year End: November 30 

COOPER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE SYDNEY AND FLORENCE 

TRL Investments Ltd., 920 Yonge St., Suite 1000, Toronto ON M4W 3C7 (416) 964- 

1800 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Seniors; Gerontology; Jewish Social Services; Israel; Health Care 

DEADLINE: 

October/November. 




Approx. Annual Grants: $473,893 Approx. Annual Charity: $1,500 


GOULD FAMILY FOUNDATION; ALLEN AND MILLI 

310 Main St. West, Hamilton ON L8P 1J8 





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PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Art Galleries; Hospitals; Health Disorders; Israel; Jewish 

Organizations; Jewish Social Services; Judaic Studies; Seniors; YMHA; United Ways 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made four times a year. 


Hamilton and Toronto 


· Approx. Total Assets: $472,190 · Approx. Annual Grants: $28,308 


ROSEN FOUNDATION; IRVING L. 

2 St. Clair Ave. East, Suite 1400, Toronto ON M4T 2T5 

PURPOSE: 

To provide support in the areas of health and medicine, religion and social development. 

INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Seniors 

PROCEDURE: 

Submit one copy of written proposal in English, including annual report, audited financial 

statement, and charitable registration number. 

DEADLINE: 

May 31. 


Canada-wide 




ROSS FOUNDATION; THE SAM AND IDA 

30 Edith Dr., Suite 100, Toronto ON M4R 1Y8 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Seniors; Nursing Homes 






ROTMAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE JOSEPH LOUIS 

22 St. Clair Ave. East, Suite 1701, Toronto ON M4T 2S3 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Performing Arts; Jewish Social Services; International Relations; Jewish Organizations; 





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Gerontology; Seniors; Museums; International Arts and Culture; Jewish Culture; 

Medical 

Research; Hospitals; Art Galleries; Jewish Schools; Heart Disease; Youth; Israel; 

Scientific Research; Sports 


Canada-wide 




APPEL FAMILY FOUNDATION 

18a Hazelton Ave, E 406, Toronto ON M5R 2E2 

INTEREST: 

Social Concerns 



Fiscal Year End: November 

ARMENIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE 

45 Hallcrown Place, Willowdale ON M2J 4Y4 

INTEREST: 





ARTHUR ANDERSEN AND CO CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

PO Box 29 Toronto Dominion Cen, Toronto ON M5K 1B9 

Contact: Trustee 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $246,245.Approx. Annual Grants: $236,510 


BAY OF QUINTE BENEVOLENT CHARITABLE FUND 

14 Dublin St Apt 8E, Markham ON L3P 1M7 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $23,376 Approx. Annual Grants: $3,000. 


BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF CANADA FOUNDATION 

7100 Woodbine Ave Suite 405, Markham ON L3R 5J2 

INTEREST: 







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C R VINT FOUNDATION 

141 Adelaide St. W. Suite 600, Toronto ON M5H 3L9 

INTEREST: 






CANADIAN FRIENDS OF MEKOR CHAIM ACADEMY 

130 Neptune Dr #301, Toronto ON M6A 1X5 

INTEREST: 




Approx. Annual Grants: $1,300.00 

Approx. Annual Charity: $25,000.00 


CANADIAN MACEDONIAN SENIOR CITIZENS CENTRE ASSOCIATION 

850 O’Connor Drive, Toronto ON M4B 3L6 

INTEREST: 




Approx. Annual Charity: $676 


CANADIAN PROGRESS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

2395 Bayview Avenue, Willowdale ON M2L 1A2 

INTEREST: 






CANADIAN WOMAN`S FOUNDATION 

133 Richmond St. West Suite 504, Toronto ON M5H 2L3 

INTEREST: 









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COLONEL HARLAND SANDERS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION INC 

Box 747 BCE Place 181 Bay St, Toronto ON M5J 2T7 

INTEREST: 





COLUMBUS COUNCIL #6579 CHARITIES FOUNDATION 

115 Hughson St South, Hamilton ON L8N 2B1 

INTEREST: 




Fiscal Year End: August 31 

COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE SERVICE IN EAST YORK 

PO Box 83003 1180 Victoria Pk, Toronto ON M4B 3N2 

INTEREST: 




Approx. Annual Charity: $100 Fiscal Year End: December 31 

COMMUNITY CENTRE 55 

97 Main Street, Toronto ON M4E 2V6 

INTEREST: 






CONSEIL PERE LAMARCHE 7724 FID EICOMMIS DE CHARITE 

381 Sherbourne Street, Toronto ON M4X 1K4 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $398 Approx. Annual Grants: $1,600 Fiscal Year End: December 

31 

DISTRICT UNION OF TORONTO OF THE WOMAN CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE 

4211 Yonge St Suite 318, Toronto ON M2P 2A9 

INTEREST: 







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· Approx. Total Assets: $3,936,339 Approx. Annual Grants: $200,291 



DR GEOFFREY R CONWAY MEMORIAL FOUNDATION (CANADA) 

30 St Clair Ave West Suite 400, Toronto ON M4V 3A1 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $765,810 Approx. Annual Grants: $1,136,898 


EARLAINE AND GERARD COLLINS FOUNDATION 

1166 Bay Street, Suite 1603, Toronto ON M5S 2X8 

INTEREST: 





EARNEST CHARITABLE FOUNDATION FOUNDER 

1768 Countryside Drive RR4, Brampton ON L6T 3S1 

INTEREST: 




· Approx. Annual Charity: $12,277 Fiscal Year End: December 31 

FAIRHAVEN CHRISTADELPHIAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

728 Church St, Toronto ON M4W 2M6 

INTEREST: 





FATHER J FERGUS DUFFY COUNCIL NO 1454 CHARITABLE TRUST 

222 Queenston Road, Hamilton ON L8K 1G6 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $524 Approx. Annual Grants: $6,329 


FRIEDBERG FOUNDATION; THE ALBERT AND NANCY 

BCE Place, 181 Bay St., Suite 250, PO Box 866, Toronto ON M5J 2T3 (416) 256-4000 

PURPOSE: 






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GLENGARRY FOUNDATION 

PO Box 32, Royal Bank Plaza, Toronto ON M5J 2J8 

INTEREST: 





GMILAT CHESED ANSHEI LUBAVITCH 

138 North Meadow Crescent, Thornhill ON L4J 3C5 

INTEREST: 





GOLD FAMILY FOUNDATION; CHARLES AND MARILYN 

100 Scarsdale Rd., Don Mills ON M3B 2R8 


PURPOSE: 





GRAHAM MUNRO CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

1115 Cardiff Blvd, Mississauga ON L5S 1L8 

INTEREST: 





GROSSMAN BLEEMAN SILVER FOUNDATION 

970 Lawrence Ave W Suite 300, Toronto ON M6A 3B6 

INTEREST: 





GROSSMAN FOUNDATION ALEXANDER E 

3900 Young Street, Penthouse 4, Toronto ON M4N 3N6 

INTEREST: 





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H U M E FOUNDATION 

125 Traders Blvd East Suite 1, Mississauga ON L4Z 2E5 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $1,628,241 Approx. Annual Grants: $71,125.00 



HAMILTON JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED 

70 MacKlin Street North, Hamilton ON L8S 3S1 

INTEREST: 





FRIEDBERG FOUNDATION; THE ALBERT AND NANCY 

BCE Place, 181 Bay St., Suite 250, PO Box 866, Toronto ON M5J 2T3 (416) 256-4000 

PURPOSE: 





HAMILTON WIRE PRODUCTS LIMITED EMPLOYEES 

CHARITABLE DONATION 

304 Gage Ave North, Hamilton ON L8L 7A7 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $18 Approx. Annual Grants: $1,696 


HEART LAKE COUNCIL NO 9108 CHARITABLE TRUST 

48 Sunset Blvd, Brampton ON L6X 1W9 

INTEREST: 




Approx. Annual Charity: $16,021 Fiscal Year End: December 31 

IMPERIAL ORDER DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE 





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254-40 Orchard View Blvd Suite 254, Toronto ON M4R 1B9 

INTEREST: 




Approx. Annual Charity: $1,601,070 Fiscal Year End: December 31 

INVEST IN KIDS FOUNDATION 

439 University Avenue 18th Flr, Toronto ON M5G 1Y8 

INTEREST: 




April 30 

JACK AND BUSCHIE KAMIN FOUNDATION 

20 Eglinton Ave Box 2011, Toronto ON M4R 1K8 

Contact: Sec Treasurer 

INTEREST: 




December 

JACK AND DORIS BISTRICER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

347 Bay Street, Suite 301, Toronto ON M5H 2R2 

INTEREST: 




December 31 

JOYCE DETWEILER MEMORIAL FUND 

5075 Yonge St. 5th Floor, Willowdale ON M2N 6C6 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $599,137 Approx. Annual Grants: $51,600 Fiscal Year End: May 

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KALMAR FAMILY FOUNDATION INC 

21 Old Mill Rd, Toronto ON M8X 1G5 

INTEREST: 




August 31 





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KIWANIS CLUB OF THE FLOWER CITY FOUNDATION 

P.O. Box 44003, Brampton ON L6V 4H5 

INTEREST: 




Approx. Annual Charity: $59,031 Fiscal Year End: September 30 

KIWANIS CLUB OF THE KINGSWAY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

5190 Shuttle Drive, Mississauga ON L4W 4J8 

INTEREST: 




September 30 

LE FONDS HUMANITAIRE DES METALLOS INC 

234 Eglinton Ave E 8th Fl, Toronto ON M4P 1K7 

INTEREST: 




Approx. Annual Charity: $1,244,036 Fiscal Year End: December 31 

LESBIAN AND GAY COMMUNITY APPEAL- FOUNDATION 

P.O. Box 760 Station F, Toronto ON M4Y 2N6 

INTEREST: 




December 31 

LEVON PEROUZ BABAYAN FOUNDATION 

156 Roywood Drive, Don Mills ON M3A 2E4 

INTEREST: 




December 

LICHEN FOUNDATION 

Ste 4700, Toronto Dominion Bank Tower, Toronto ON M5K 1E6 

INTEREST: 

· Social Concerns 




· Fiscal Year End: December 31 





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MAASER CHARITABLE TRUST 

90 Wingold Avenue, Toronto ON M6B 1P5 

INTEREST: 






MAR GREGORIOS ASRAM CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION 

105 Hansen Rd N Unit #58, Brampton ON L6V 3C9 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $726.00 



MARGARET AND WALLACE MCCAIN FAMILY FOUNDATION INC 

30 St. Clair Ave W, 15th Floor, Toronto ON M4V 3A2 

INTEREST: 






MARINA LODGE 

347 Rumsey Road, Toronto ON M4G 1R7 

INTEREST: 



· Approx. Total Assets: $4,374,299.00 

· Approx. Annual Grants: $12,840.00 

· Approx. Annual Charity: $92,338.00 


MASSEY EMPLOYEES AID FUND CHARLES 

39 Allan Street, Oakville ON L6S 3M7 

INTEREST: 





MAZON CANADA 

788 Marlee Avenue, Suite 206, Toronto ON M6B 3K1 





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INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $86,396Approx. Annual Grants: 154,150 


MESSORAH TZEDAKAH FOUNDATION 

57 Regina Avenue, Toronto ON M6A 1R4 

INTEREST: 





MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION OF CANADA 

3101 Bathurst Str, Suite 503, Toronto ON M6A 2A6 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $748,023 pprox. Annual Grants: $80,344 

Approx. Annual Charity: $3,093,996 


NATIONAL ESTONIAN FOUNDATION OF CANADA 

958 Broadview Avenue, Toronto ON M4K 2R6 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $2,098,905 · Approx. Annual Grants:$173,827 


KIRSHENBAUM FOUNDATION; THE IZZY AND BETTY 

1140 Sheppard Ave W, Unit 17, Downsview ON M3K 2A2 (416) 636-2767 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Health; Jewish Organizations 


Approx. Total Assets: $558,565 Aprox. Annual Grants: $24,638 


KOFFLER FOUNDATION; THE MURRAY 

55 St. Clair Ave. W., Suite 300, Toronto ON M4V 3C2 (416) 493-1220 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; International Relations; Israel; Youth; Performing Arts 






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Approx. Total Assets: $140,140 · Approx. Annual Grants: $82,295 

Fiscal Year End: February 28 

LEFLAR FOUNDATION; THE EVA 

10 George St., 4th Floor, Hamilton ON L8P 1C8 

PURPOSE: 

To support worthwhile activities relating to the relief of poverty, advancement of 

education and other purposes beneficial to the community. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Arts and Culture; Social Services; Health 


Southern Ontario, with emphasis on Owen Sound. 




LUDWIG FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE 

25 Gardiner Rd., Toronto ON M5P 3B4 (416) 484-7759 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Organizations; Health Disorders; Hospitals; Social Services; Animal Welfare 


Canada-wide, Israel 


Approx. Total Assets: $77,884 · Approx. Annual Grants: $3,712 


LUNAN FOUNDATION; THE GEORGE 

1 Adelaide St. East, 4th Floor, Toronto ON M5C 2W8 (416) 361-4096 

PURPOSE: 

To support charitable and religious purposes in Ontario. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Social Services; Health; Environment; Christian Organizations; 

Education Associations 

PROCEDURE: 

· Apply by letter to the Secretary giving a brief description of the organization’ objectives 

and activities, members of the Board, audited financial statements and budget, 

registration number and a detailed description of the purpose for which assistance is 

requested. 

DEADLINE: 

Apply 6 weeks before meetings held in April, August and December. 


Ontario 







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MEIGHEN FOUNDATION; THE CATHERINE AND MAXWELL 

110 Yonge St., Suite 1601, Toronto ON M5C 1T4 (416) 366-9311 

PURPOSE: 

To support education, hospitals, civic and cultural activities and welfare in Ontario. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Hospitals; Arts and Culture; Social Services; Health Disorders 


Canada-wide, particularly Ontario 


Approx. Total Assets: $26,606,419 pprox. Annual Grants: $1,595,600 


MERKOUR CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE DAVID AND MARGARET 

c/o Miller, Bernstein and Partner, 20 Eglinton Ave. West, #1800, Toronto ON M4R 1K8 

(416) 476-3445 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Organizations; Social Services 






MERKOUR CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE DAVID AND MARGARET 

c/o Miller, Bernstein and Partner, 20 Eglinton Ave. West, #1800, Toronto ON M4R 1K8 

(416) 476-3445 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Organizations; Social Services 




Approx. Total Assets: $53,517· Approx. Annual Grants: $4,800 


MIRVISH FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE ED 

81 Bloor St. West, Toronto ON M6G 1K3 (416) 537-2111 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes, with an emphasis on the promotion of the arts in Canada. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Hospitals; Social Services 






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Canada-wide with emphasis on Toronto, Ontario 




NORANDA FOUNDATION 

181 Bay St., Suite 4100, PO Box 755, BCE Place, Toronto ON M5J 2T3 (416) 982-7111 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Education; Social Services; Environment; Health; Arts and Culture 

INFORMATION: 

Donations are made primarily to educational initiatives, social service agencies and 

environmental organizations. Health and welfare agencies, cultural organizations and 

civic causes will share the remainder of the funds. Based on a 10-year average the 

budget is allocated as follows: Education - 45%; Social Services - 20%; Environment - 

15%; Health and Welfare - 10%; Culture - 5%; Civic and other services - 5%. 

· All donations are national in scope, and are evaluated as to their impact on Noranda 

Group employees as well as its operating companies. 

PROCEDURE: 

Written proposals should include evidence of need and purpose; evidence of a well- 

planned program; evidence of competent and responsible leadership. Include: contact 

person and title; complete mailing address and phone number; charitable registration 

number from Revenue Canada and Revenue Quebec; history of organization; brief 

description of project and objectives; recent financial report; campaign objective and 

estimated target; fundraising and administrative costs; opportunities for donor 

recognition. 

DEADLINE: 

· Decisions are usually made in March, July and October. 


Canada-wide 




PAPERBOARD INDUSTRIES CORPORATION EMPLOYEE CHARITY 

495 Commissioner St., Toronto ON M4M 1A5 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $10 pprox. Annual Grants: $4,000 


Fscal Year End: December 31 

ROBINS FOUNDATION; THE LIONEL 

30 St. Clair Ave. West, Suite 900, Toronto ON M4V 3A1 (416) 927-2005 

PURPOSE: 






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INTERESTS: 

Jewish Organizations; Jewish Social Services; Jewish Schools; Education Institutions; 

Universities; Health Disorders; Social Services 


Ontario, with most granting in Toronto. 




ROMAN FOUNDATION; STEPHEN B. 

PO Box 82, Suite 1315, 200 King St. W., Toronto ON M5H 3T4 (416) 971-3323 

PURPOSE: 

To receive and makes donations to various charitable organizations. 

INTERESTS: 

Hospitals; Health Disorders; Performing Arts; Universities; Churches; Religious 

Organizations; Social Services 

LIMITATIONS: 

Grants are not made to individuals or to unregistered organizations. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply by letter. 

DEADLINE: 

October 30 


Canada-wide 




ROYAL LEPAGE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE 

39 Wynford Drive, Suite 400, Toronto ON M5E 1S9 (416) 510-5882 

PURPOSE: 

· To accept and consider requests for donations to worthy causes in the areas of 

culture, 

health and welfare, education, etc. Giving is disbursed as follows: 60% Health and 

Welfare, 15% Cultural, 15% Education, 10% Miscellaneous. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Education; Health; Social Services 

LIMITATIONS: 

The Foundation does not finance research awards, individuals, religious organizations, 

or international activities. 

PROCEDURE: 

· Apply by letter including annual report, audited financial statements, registration 

number, purpose of funds requested, and budget for project. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made monthly. 


Canada-wide, with preference for urban rather than rural areas. 






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Approx. Total Assets: $1,979,370 

Approx. Annual Grants: $116,236 



SHERMAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE LEWIS AND RUTH 

865 Danforth Place, Burlington ON L7T 1S2 (905) 522-9082 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

· Jewish Organizations; Social Services; Health 




Approx. Total Assets: $76,039 



SHIELDS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE VICTOR AND RHODA 

114 Dunvegan Rd., PH #1, Toronto ON M4V 2R1 (416) 486-9876 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Health Disorders; Social Services; Jewish Organizations 







SHIELDS FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE DAVID AND FRANCINE 

456 Russell Hill Rd., Toronto ON M5P 2S5 (416) 486-9876 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes 

INTERESTS: 

Health; Social Services; Jewish Organizations 


· Toronto, Ontario 





SILVER FAMILY FOUNDATION; NATHAN AND LILY 

510 - 1 Yorkdale Road, North York ON M6A 3A1 (416) 785-6000 

PURPOSE: 

· General charitable purposes, particularly the acquiring, constructing and improving of 





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parks, school yards and other public properties, and the provision of educational 

seminars. 

INTERESTS: 

· International Activities; Jewish Social Services; Jewish Organizations; Education 

Institutions; Health Disorders; Social Services; Arts and Culture 


Canada-wide 





· Fiscal Year End: August 31 

SONOR FOUNDATION; THE 

Suite 1500, PO Box 810, BCE Place, 181 Bay St., Toronto ON M5J 2T3 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Hospitals; Arts and Culture 







PUEBLITO CANADA INCORPORATED 

720 Spadina Ave Suite 304, Toronto ON M5S 2T9 

INTEREST: 





Approx. Annual Charity: $1,424,101 


SPRINGDALE FOUNDATION 

100 Glengowan Rd, Toronto ON M4N 1G4 (416) 483-8247 

PURPOSE: 

To accumulate funds and distribute the revenue for charitable activities and to 

established institutions. 

INTERESTS: 

Y`s; Special Needs Groups 


Ontario 








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BLOOMBERG FOUNDATION; THE LAWRENCE AND FRANCES 


PURPOSE: 

eneral charitable purposes. 

INTERESTS: 

Jewish Social Services; United Ways; Health Disorders; Hospitals 


Canada-wide 





GREEN FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE MIRIAM AND HAROLD 

20 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 1600, Toronto ON M4R 2H1 (416) 487-3883 

PURPOSE: 

To donate funds to charities in the health and welfare areas, and the societies pertaining 

to the State of Israel and Jewish tradition. 

INTERESTS: 

· Arts and Culture; Theatre; Music; Art Galleries; Museums; Universities; Private 

Schools; Health; Health Associations; Basic Science Research; Hospitals; Nursing 

Homes; Health Agencies; Cancer; Diabetes; Ileitis and Colitis; Lupus; Dystonia; Israel; 

Jewish Organizations; Medicine; Environmental Resources; United Ways; Hockey 







RAJESH GUPTA CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION 

10 Breanna Court, Willowdale ON M2H 3N8 

INTEREST: 






RAY MCCLEARY TOWERS INC 

444 Logan Avenue, Toronto ON M4M 2P1 

INTEREST: 










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RESIDUAL TRUST UNDER THE WILL OF NELSON LAWRENCE THURSTON 

5075 Yonge Street 5th Floor, Willowdale ON M2N 6C6 

INTEREST: 






ROJAERLOJO FOUNDATION 

11 Silverwood Avenue, Toronto ON M5P 1W3 

INTEREST: 



Approx. Total Assets: $1,096,590.00 



ROTARY CLUB OF HAMILTON SUNSHINE FUND 

112 King St. E., Suite 209, Hamilton ON L8N 1A8 

INTEREST: 






· Fiscal Year End: June 30 

ROTARY CLUB OF OAKVILLE CHARITABLE TRUST 

PO Box 254, Oakville ON L6J 5A2 

INTEREST: 







ROTARY CLUB OF OSHAWA CHARITABLE FUND 

236 Huntingwood Drive, Oshawa ON L1J 7C5 

INTEREST: 










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ROTARY CLUB OF TORONTO - THE DON VALLEY TRUST 

18 Ravenhill Rd, Toronto ON M5M 3B4 

INTEREST: 






ROTARY CLUB OF TRURO CHARITABLE TRUST 

Box 115, Truro NS B2N 5B6 

INTEREST: 







ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION COOKSVILLE ONT NO 582 BRANCH 

456 Hensall Circle, Mississauga ON L5A 1X7 

INTEREST: 







ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION MALTON ONT #528 BRANCH POPPY FUND THE 

3263 Derry Rd East, Mississauga ON L4T 1A8 

INTEREST: 





RUBY FAMILY FOUNDATION 

24 Ryerson Avenue, Suite 400, Toronto ON M5T 2P3 

INTEREST: 










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SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF THE CANADIAN FIRE SAFETY ASSOC-ASSOC CAN 

2175 Sheppard Ave E Ste 310, North York ON M2J 1W8 

INTEREST: 





· Fiscal Year End: December 31SEARS CANADA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

222 Jarvis St, Toronto ON M5B 2B8 

INTEREST: 






SENIOR CARE FOUNDATION METROPOLITAN TORONTO 

530 Wilson Avenue, North York ON M3H 1T6 

INTEREST: 






SHARELIFE TRUST 

1155 Yonge Street, Toronto ON M4T 1W2 

INTEREST: 




Approx. Annual Grants: $8,937,322.00 


SHIMON AND DEENA SMURSZ CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

1 Madoc Drive, Toronto ON M6B 2R8 

INTEREST: 






SNOW CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE MILTON AND FRIMETTE 

2221 Yonge St., Suite 606, Toronto ON M4S 2B4 

PURPOSE: 


OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: 





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· Mr. S.M. Snow, President and Secretary; Frimette Snow, Secretary; Martin L. O`Brien 





ST COLUMBA CHARITABLE SOCIETY 

1527 Upper James St., Hamilton ON L9B 1K2 

INTEREST: 






ST GEORGE`S SOCIETY OF TORONTO CHARITABLE TRUST FUND 

2 Carlton St East Ste 1010, Toronto ON M5B 1J3 

INTEREST: 






· Fiscal Year End: April 30 

ST GREGORY`S CUNCIL NO 2671 CHARITABLE TRUST 

2795 Ritson Road North, Oshawa ON L1H 7K4 

INTEREST: 






THE BEN AND HILDA KATZ CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

25 George Street #405, Toronto ON M5A 4L8 

INTEREST: 






THE CHARIS FOUNDATION 

Suite 1402 69 Yonge St, Toronto ON M5E 1K3 

INTEREST: 







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THE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION OF THE ONTARIO GROCERY INDUSTRY 

1240 Bay Street Suite 500, Toronto ON M5R 2A7 

INTEREST: 







THE CYPIN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

227 Carmichael Avenue, Toronto ON M2M 2X5 

INTEREST: 







THE EDWIN JARMAIN FAMILY FOUNDATION 

56 Castle Frank Road, Toronto ON M4W 2Z8 

INTEREST: 






THE EDWIN JARMAIN FAMILY FOUNDATION 

56 Castle Frank Road, Toronto ON M4W 2Z8 

INTEREST: 



· Approx. Total Assets: $180,938.00 



THE GERTNER FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

431 King St West 3rd Floor, Toronto ON M5V 1K5 

INTEREST: 







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THE GIBBONS-DALEY FOUNDATION 

5140 Yonge Street Suite 1700, North York ON M2N 6L7 

INTEREST: 






THE HANS J BLACK FOUNDATION 

250 Bloor St E Apt 1550 Box 22, Toronto ON M4W 1E6 

INTEREST: 






THE HOLT FOUNDATION 

20 Bay St Ste 1905, Toronto ON M5J 2N8 

INTEREST: 



· Approx. Total Assets: $454 

· Approx. Annual Grants: $23,000 


THE JULIA GREENSHIELDS MEMORIAL HOME 

Christie Gardens, 600 Melita Cr, Toronto ON M6G 3Z4 

INTEREST: 






THE LAMOUREUX FOUNDATION 

265 Donessle Drive, Oakville ON L6J 3Y8 

INTEREST: 





· Fiscal Year End: September 30 





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THE LEONARD CHARITIES 

20 Eglinton Ave West, Toronto ON M4R 2E2 

INTEREST: 






THE MARSH AND DORIS COOPER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

95 Wellington St West #1004, Toronto ON M5J 2N7 

INTEREST: 






THE MAY COURT CLUB OF OAKVILLE 

449 Parkridge Cres, Oakville ON L6M 1A9 

INTEREST: 







THE MILLS FAMILY MEMORIAL FUND 

PO Box 2290, Hamilton ON L8N 3B5 

INTEREST: 






THE MOLSON INDY FOUNDATION 

1 Toronto Street Suite 910, Toronto ON M5C 2V6 

INTEREST: 





· Fiscal Year End: April 30 

THE ORDER OF MALTA (ONTARIO) CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 





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Suite 1507, 65 Queen Street W, Toronto ON M5H 2M5 

INTEREST: 







THE PHINEAS KURTZ FAMILY FOUNDATION 

970 Lawrence Ave #209, Toronto ON M6A 3B6 

INTEREST: 







THE RAE BOBBE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

5 Elm Avenue, #414, Toronto ON M4W 1M9 

INTEREST: 






THE RALPH AND MAUREEN PHILLIPS FAMILY FOUNDATION 

4730 Sheppard Ave E, Scarborough ON M1S 3V6 

INTEREST: 







THE ROEL C BUCK FAMILY FOUNDATION 

P.O. Box 63, T.D. Centre #3400, Toronto ON M5K 1E7 

INTEREST: 










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THE RYCKMAN TRUST 

P.O. Box 7500, Station A, Toronto ON M5W 1P9 

INTEREST: 






THE SAM AND AYALA ZACKS FOUNDATION 

200 King St West, Suite 2300, Toronto ON M5H 3W5 

INTEREST: 




· Approx. Annual Grants: $2,790,000.00 


THE SCOTIAMCLEOD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

40 King St E POB 4085 Stn A, Toronto ON M5W 2X6 

INTEREST: 






THE TORONTO ARTILLERY FOUNDATION 

Suite 816 181 University Ave, Toronto ON M5H 2X7 

INTEREST: 



· pprox. Total Assets: $278,752.00 




TORONTO AGED MEN`S AND WOMEN`S HOME 

55 Belmont Street, Toronto ON M5R 1R1 

INTEREST: 





Approx. Annual Charity: $8,249,281.00 






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TORONTO COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 1388 CHARITABLE WELFARE 

582 Sherbourne Street, Toronto ON M4X 1L4 

INTEREST: 







TORONTO STAR WELFARE FUND 

One Yonge St, Toronto ON M5E 1E6 

INTEREST: 







TRUST UNDER THE WILL OF LOUISA ANDERSON FOWLER-ELIZABETH COT 

Commercial Un Twr 4th Fl Box 1, Toronto ON M5K 1A2 

INTEREST: 






TRUST UNDER THE WILL OF LOUISA ANDERSON FOWLER-ELIZABETH COT 

Commercial Un Twr 4th Fl Box 1, Toronto ON M5K 1A2 

INTEREST: 






TRUST UNDER WILL OF JA MCPHAIL 

20 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto ON M4R 2E2 

INTEREST: 






TRUST UNDER WILL OF VERA DOLLY DENTY FOUNDATION 





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20 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto ON M4R 2E2 

INTEREST: 






UNITED JEWISH WELFARE FUND OF TORONTO 

4600 Bathurst Street Suite 315, Willowdale ON M2R 3V3 

INTEREST: 






UNITED JEWISH WELFARE FUND OF TORONTO 

4600 Bathurst St, Willowdale ON M2R 3V2 

INTEREST: 





Approx. Annual Charity: $2,364,113.00 


VARIETY - THE CHILDREN`S CHARITY (ONTARIO) 

Suite 300 37 King Street East, Toronto ON M5C 1E9 

INTEREST: 







WILLIAM F HAYBALL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

PO Box 438 Commerce Court West, Toronto ON M5L 1J3 

INTEREST: 






WIMODAUSIS CHILDREN`S FOUNDATION 

46 St. Clair Gardens, Toronto ON M6E 3V4 





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INTEREST: 






YONGE-ROSEDALE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

877 Yonge Street, Toronto ON M4W 3M2 

INTEREST: 





· Approx. Annual Charity: $5,177,783.00 


ZIV TZEDAKAH FOUNDATION 

31 Glen Rush Blvd, Toronto ON M5N 2T4 

INTEREST: 





· Fiscal Year End: September 30 

ZONTA CLUB OF MISSISSAUGA SERVICE TRUST FUND 

P O Box 341 Station A, Mississauga ON L5A 3A1 

INTEREST: 









PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 


LIMITATIONS: 










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A W B CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

Suite 4700, TD Bank Tower, Toronto ON M6K 1E6 (416) 362-1812 

PURPOSE: 

General charitable purposes, especially in the areas of social services, education and 

health. 

INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Education; Environment; Churches; Housing and Shelters; Health 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing. There are no official guidelines or procedures for submitting a request. 


Ontario 





BENJAMIN FOUNDATION; THE 

2401 Steeles Ave. West, Downsview ON M3J 2P1 (416) 663-9060 


PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Education; Jewish Organizations 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing, including two copies of annual report, audited statement, and charitable 


DEADLINE: 

Application deadline is April 15. Allocations are made June 30. 


Metropolitan Toronto, Ontario 





BERGER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; LOUIS AND SALOME 

494 Avenue Rd., Suite 76, Toronto ON M4V 2J5 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Education; Health; Social Services 









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BICK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION INC. 

Box 2580 Station B, Richmond Hill ON L4E 1A6 (416) 446-0608 

PURPOSE: 

To make payments of gifts to registered charitable organizations. 

INTERESTS: 

Jewish Organizations; Israel; Social Services; Arts and Culture 


Canada-wide 




Fiscal Year End: April 30 

BLACK FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE 

10 Toronto St., Toronto ON M5C 2B7 (416) 363-8721 

PURPOSE: 

To award grants to support, as first priorities, education and health, and secondly, 

social welfare, the arts and civic projects. 

INTERESTS: 

Education; Social Services; Arts; Health Disorders; Hospitals; Youth 

LIMITATIONS: 

· Donations are made to registered charitable organizations. 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing including audited financial statements, annual report, Board of 

Directors, financial goal from the private sector, and confirmed government grants. 

Form letters or direct mail appeals are not accepted. 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made in March and November. 







BOLAND FOUNDATION 

161 Glenrose Avenue, Toronto ON M4T 1K7 (416) 488-7308 

PURPOSE: 

The Foundation`s interests include social services, arts, culture and education. 

INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Education; Arts and Culture; Health Disorders; Conservation 

DEADLINE: 

· Proposals are accepted throughout the year. 









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COHEN FAMILY FOUNDATION; BEVERLY AND SAMUEL H. 

5 Clarence Square, Toronto ON M5V 1H1 (416) 596-1923 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Jewish Organizations; Social Services; Jewish Social Services; Hospitals; Health 

Disorders 


Primarily Toronto, Ontario with some granting in Montreal, Quebec 




· Fiscal Year End: November 30 

DANIELS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE MARK HOWARD 

Daniels Financial Corporation, 30 St. Clair Ave. West, Suite 800, Toronto ON M4V 3A1 

(416) 324-8178 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Jewish Organizations; International Activities 


Canada-wide 





DANIELS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE PETER AND ELEANOR 

Daniels Financial Corporation, 30 St. Clair Ave. West, Suite 800, Toronto ON M4V 3A1 

(416) 324-8178 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Jewish Organizations; International Activities 


Canada-wide 





DOMINION GROUP FOUNDATION; THE 

165 University Ave., Toronto ON M5H 3B9 (416) 947-2516 

PURPOSE: 





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Health; Social Services; Arts and Culture; Education 

PROCEDURE: 

Apply in writing including general information regarding the nature of the institution or 

organization, and your charitable registration number. 

DEADLINE: 



Canada-wide 





GALIN FOUNDATION 

9 Ava Road, Toronto ON M5P 1X8 (416) 489-8755 

PURPOSE: 

To provide assistance to students who do not have the financial means themselves to 

attend university in Canada and the United States; to provide financial aid to individuals 

or groups for the general benefit of the community; to provide financial assistance to 

indigents and needy victims of disaster. 

INTERESTS: 

Jewish Social Services; Education; Social Services 


Canada-wide 






GLENGAIR CHARITABLE FOUNDATION 

44 Charles St. West, Suite 4706, Toronto ON M4Y 1R8 (416) 869-1401 

PURPOSE: 

This is a private Foundation funded by Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Gairdner to make contributions 

to other registered charitable organizations. 

INTERESTS: 

· Health Disorders; Hospitals; Social Services; Churches 


· Primarily Ontario. 







PURPOSE: 





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INTERESTS: 


LIMITATIONS: 








HALADNER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE IRWIN AND META 

625 Avenue Rd., Suite 101, Toronto ON M4V 2K7 (416) 482-2332 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Hospitals 







HUNTER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; DONALD F. 

Aldermines Corp., 130 Adelaide St. W., Suite 2060, Toronto ON M5H 3P5 

PURPOSE: 

To assist in the development, research and aid given to various cultural organizations, 

schools, hospitals and other registered charities. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Social Services; Sports and Recreation; Medical Research; Health 

Care; Conservation; Education; Christian Organizations 

PROCEDURE: 

· Applications should include an annual report, registration number and a list of the 

directors. 

DEADLINE: 

Summer and Fall. 


Ontario 





JODAMADA FOUNDATION; THE 

40 King Street West, Scotia Plaza, 55th Floor, Toronto ON M5H 4A9 

PURPOSE: 





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INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Social Services; Jewish Organizations 





JORDAN FOUNDATION; HARRY AND TOBY 

63 Shallmar Blvd, Toronto ON M6C 2K2 (416) 782-2288 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Health; Social Services; Jewish Organizations 


Ontario and Alberta only. 




iscal Year End: December 31 

KANEFF CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; IGNAT 

1290 Central Parkway West, Mississauga ON L5C 4R3 

PURPOSE: 

To permit a systematic, efficient and enduring organization and allocation of charitable 

donations and bequests to be made by Ignat Kaneff, his family, friends and business 

associates. 

INTERESTS: 

Arts and Culture; Education; Health; Social Services 

DEADLINE: 

Decisions are made quarterly. 

PUBLICATIONS: 

Application guidelines. 


Regional Municipalities of Halton and Peel, Ontario 




KIMEL FOUNDATION; THE MANUEL AND EVA 

76 Miranda Ave., Toronto ON M6E 5A1 (416) 785-1400 

PURPOSE: 


INTERESTS: 

Social Services; Hospitals; Health Disorders 








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· Fiscal Year End: July 31 





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