About this database

The majority of our current funding is allocated to our three focus areas: Communities, Reconciliation and Climate. In addition to our focus areas, we devote a small portion of our funding to support organizations based in our home city of Montreal, and to organizations seeking to strengthen their capacity to address social and environmental change.

We also occasionally direct modest amounts of funding to support unique and time-sensitive needs through our Opportunity funds, or to organizations that seek to test a new idea aligned with our focus areas through our Program Development funding. Finally, our staff and board occasionally provide directed funds to charities across the country.  A full list of our funding can be viewed on the Canada Revenue Agency’s website.

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Funding will be used to retain two Project Managers and one Program Coordinator to offer more support to AHMA members.

$ 600,0002026-2029

Funding will be used to scale CICP’s Community Capacity Secondment Program nationally and pilot the Indigenous Leadership & Business Accelerator.

$ 300,0002026-2029

Funding will allow the CEIC to complete an optimization study to support the creation of a Circular Innovation Centre regional campus in London, Ontario.

$ 300,0002026-2029

Funding will help ASI broaden the impact of their online course by notably covering staffing and video production fees.

$ 300,0002026-2030

Funding will support the next phase of Gender-Based Violence in the Media, moving from guideline development to institutional uptake in newsrooms and journalism education.

$ 264,0002026-2029

Funding will be used to pay core staff, build organizational capacity, grow the network to more than 300 paying members and diversify revenues.

$ 300,0002026-2029

Funding will help Cando scale the Community Economic Development Initiative (CEDI) sustainably and lessen its reliance on federal funding.

$ 375,0002026-2029

Funding will support the development of standardized audit tools for public and private long-term care (LTC) homes, with relevance to assisted living and supportive housing settings.

$ 234,9992026-2030

Funding will help the Canadian Network for Equity and Racial Justice (CNERJ) move from relationship-building and consultation toward coordinated advocacy and implementation.

$ 449,9992026-2029