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 allow PRGI to work with Mi'gmawe'l Tplu'taqnn Incorporated to develop the governance, legal, and organizational structures to own, protect, and steward land under Indigenous leadership.

$ 500,0002026-2031

Funding will support the CIER so they can expand their existing model to facilitate environmental-economic development.

$ 285,0002026-2028

Funding will support the Clean Foundation in establishing a social enterprise and proceeds will allow them to extend their charitable offer of services.

$ 300,0002026-2029

Funding will support three organisations to reinforce Indigenous guardian networks.

$ 630,0002026-2029

Funding will allow Future Black Female to convene a cross-sector table, develop shared pathways and protocols, train partners and establish data and accountability practices.

$ 400,0002026-2026

Funding will support Gender Affirming Care PEI and its partners to co-develop a 2SLGBTQ+ Provincial Health Management Framework with Health PEI.

$ 105,0002026-2028

Funding will support Inclusion BC and partners to co-design a wraparound support model for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and complex needs.

$ 200,0002026-2029

Funding will support intergenerational cultural revitalization through the Kenhtè:ke Seed Sanctuary as a living learning environment, using seed rematriation and land-based learning for language and culture transmission.

$ 200,0002026-2030

Funding will support PIRS to build “policy labs” with newcomer women, policymakers, and childcare sector partners to identify barriers to ECE workforce inclusion.

$ 400,0002026-2029