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 support the collaborative in providing support, through refunding, to local community projects in Saskatchewan.

$ 450,0002024-2027

Funding will support iConnectED, a platform for Indigenous youth to access IFA’s programs and mentors, supporting their tech sector employment opportunities post-program.

$ 100,0002024-2026

Funding will boost campaigns and advocacy for open work permits, enhance migrant group participation, and provide full-time roles for key advocates from the "Justicia for Migrant Workers" group.

$ 800,0002024-2027

Funding will support MWAC in strengthening collective action among migrant groups, advocating for policy reforms, and expanding public education to counter rising anti-migrant sentiment in Canada.

$ 500,0002024-2026

Funding will support the Women Transforming Cities project for the 2026 Greater Vancouver municipal election to engage historically marginalized women in policy advocacy and build long-term power through education, mentorship, and council monitoring.

$ 244,0002024-2027

Funding will support Harbinger in sustaining Unrigged’s administrative capacity and membership model. Unrigged is a collaborative digital platform created by Harbinger and other news outlets to amplify journalism for underrepresented communities.

$ 125,0002024-2026

Funding will support NJTI’s news broadcast training for northern outlets during which a dozen trainees will gain hands-on experience and mentorship. Building on the 2023 pilot, Hay River will include training, placements, and ongoing mentorship.

$ 150,3002024-2024

Funding will enhance PLEO’s LawForNonProfits (LFNP) platform by tailoring legal guides for provincial laws, translating them into French, while focusing on underserved, Indigenous, and remote communities.

$ 400,0002024-2028

Funding will contribute to evidence-based research and policy work to build equity in climate programs and policies.

$ 500,0002024-2027