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LISTING OF FOUNDATIONS
SERVING THE GREATER TORONTO AREA

A S.W.A.T. SUPPORT SERVICE

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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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Metropolitan Toronto
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Southern Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
FINANCIAL DATA:
August 31

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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide, with primary emphasis on Quebec
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Oshawa and surrounding area
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Primarily Hamilton-Wentworth region
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Most grants are made in the U.S. Grants are made only occasionally in Canada.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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 low-
income, 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
FINANCIAL DATA:
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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AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
International. Grants are made only occasionally in Canada.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide, particularly the regional municipality of Niagara, Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
· Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario, with emphasis on Toronto.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
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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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide, with an emphasis on Montreal, Quebec
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Grants are made in Alberta only.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
Approx. Total Assets: $428,934, Approx. Annual Grants: $23,956, Fiscal Year End: July
31

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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Alberta
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Toronto
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Primarily inner city of Toronto
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Manitoba and Toronto
FINANCIAL DATA:
December 31

KASSINGER FOUNDATION; HERMAN
500 Mayfair Ave., Oshawa ON L1G 2Y2 (905) 728-7583
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
· 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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Oshawa and surrounding area.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Sarnia and Lambton County, Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
December 31

WOOD GUNDY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE
BCE Place, PO Box 500, Toronto ON M5J 2S8 (416) 594-7000
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
International. Grants are made only occasionally in Canada.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
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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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide, with emphasis on Ontario.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
45 St. Clair Ave. West, Suite 801, Toronto ON M4V 1K9 (416) 920-6010
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:
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of personnel.
DEADLINE:
June 1; payable prior to August 31.
AREA PREFERRED:
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Dunnville, Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Toronto
FINANCIAL DATA:
October 31

BINAH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
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PURPOSE:
INTERESTS:
Charitable Foundations, Trusts and Service Clubs; Jewish Social Services
AREA PREFERRED:
Toronto
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
October 31

KAUFMANN FOUNDATION; THE HENRY AND BERENICE
4670 St. Catherine St. West, Suite 210, Westmount QC H3Z 1J5 (514) 934-3400
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
December 31

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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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Most grants are made in the U.S. Grants are made only occasionally in Canada.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide and International.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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).
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide and U.S.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Hamilton and surrounding area.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario and Quebec
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
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Social Services; Health; Poverty; Children; Child Welfare; Youth; Seniors
PROCEDURE:
Applications must include a charitable registration number.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide, but primarily Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Toronto, Buffalo, NY; Hendersonville, NC.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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:
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DEADLINE:
September.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide with an emphasis on Vancouver, B.C.
FINANCIAL DATA:
Approx. Total Assets: $1,122,574 Approx. Annual Grants: $38,344

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
AREA PREFERRED:
Toronto
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide, with emphasis on Sask.
FINANCIAL DATA:
Approx. Total Assets: $217,875 Approx. Annual Grants: $572,335
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
AREA PREFERRED:

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Primarily B.C.
FINANCIAL DATA:
· 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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Local community of Hamilton
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
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FINANCIAL DATA:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide, with emphasis on Vancouver, B.C.
FINANCIAL DATA:
Approx. Total Assets: $778,360 Approx. Annual Grants $39,000
Fiscal Year End: June 30

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
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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:
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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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
Approx. Total Assets: $6,000,000 Approx. Annual Grants $638,506

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 school-
age 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.
AREA PREFERRED:
International. Most grants are made in the U.S.
Grants are made only occasionally in Canada.
FINANCIAL DATA:
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.
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
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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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide
FINANCIAL DATA:
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
FINANCIAL DATA:

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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
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:

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
AREA PREFERRED:
Ontario
FINANCIAL DATA:

BERMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION; THE
230 Arnold Ave., Thornhill ON L4J 1B9 (905) 709-2353
SOURCE OF FUNDS:
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
AREA PREFERRED:
Canada-wide and Israel
FINANCIAL DATA:

LEVY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION; THE SAMUEL AND ROSE
91 Scollard Street, Toronto ON M5R 1G4
PURPOSE:

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