Children, Youth & Families Grant Recipients
Featured Grant Recipients
We’re proud to highlight some of our exceptional long-term partners. These organizations support youth and families through education, economic opportunities, access to mental health support, and increased food access.
To work with northern First Nations to recruit, prepare, and support committed teachers, in order to make education more equal.
To help youth graduate from high school and break the cycle of poverty.
To build health, belonging, and social justice in low-income communities through the power of food.
To build capacity in Indigenous community partners to lead the PLAY program, to help children overcome adversity through the transformative power of play.
To empower women to rebuild their careers after violence and homelessness.
To provide comprehensive support to nurture all elements of at-risk youths’ health and wellbeing.
To empower Indigenous and community-based entrepreneurs to build sustainable businesses and livelihoods across Northern Canada.
2023 Grant Recipients
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4Rs Youth Movement$25,000
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Access Community Capital Fund$40,000
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Alberta Immigrant Women & Children Centre$50,000
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Atlantic Wellness Community Center$25,000
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Black Women in Motion$50,000
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Blue Door Support Services$55,000
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Business in the Streets$60,000
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Dixon Hall$40,000
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East Scarborough Storefront$50,000
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Foodshare Toronto$50,000
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Fred Victor Centre$50,000
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Lii Michif Otipemisiwak Family & Community Services Society$25,000
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MABELLEarts$225,000 over 3 years
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Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre$50,000
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NPower Canada$150,000
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PACT Urban Peace Program$10,000
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Parents of Black Children$50,000
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Raising the Roof$100,000
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Red Deer Native Friendship Society$20,000
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Renascent$62,000
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SchoolBOX North$20,000
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Second Harvest$450,000 over three years
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Shinah House Foundation$25,000
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Stella’s Place Assessment and Treatment Centre$50,000
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Stepstones for Youth$75,000
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The Stop Community Food Centre$50,000
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United Way of Greater Toronto$75,000
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Urban Society for Aboriginal Youth$50,000
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Women of First Light – Wapna’kikewi’skwaq$25,000
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VIDEA$25,000
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YWCA Metro Vancouver$7,500
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YMCA of Northern Alberta$50,000
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Youth Without Shelter$50,000
2022 Grant Recipients
In 2022 we awarded grants to the following organizations for work enabling economically vulnerable young people and families to overcome barriers to academic success, economic prosperity, and health and wellbeing. Many of these organizations also represent our new funding themes: Children and Youth Mental Health, Food Security and Systems, and Indigenous Youth.
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Alexandra Community Health Centre$75,000
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Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada$50,000
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Community Food Centres Canada$300,000 over three years
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Community Matters Toronto$6,000
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Covenant House Toronto$80,000
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Horizons for Youth$25,000
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Immigrant Women Services Ottawa$10,000
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Indspire$50,000
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Jane Finch Community Ministry$25,000
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Leftovers Foundation$25,000
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Operation Come Home$35,673
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Outside Looking In$25,000
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Right To Play$300,000 over two years
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Sarnia-Lambton Rebound$25,000
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Seneca College$300,000 over two years
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Shad Canada$300,000 over three years
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Teach for Canada$1,000 000 over four years
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Toronto District School Board$100,000
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Windmill Microlending$300,000 over three years
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United College at the University of Waterloo$40,000
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YMCA of Greater Toronto$65,000
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Yonge Street Mission$202,257 over three years
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Youth Employment Services$75,000
2021 Grant Recipients
In 2021 we awarded grants to the following organizations for work providing opportunities and creating prosperity.
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Access Community Capital Fund$40,000
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Aunt Leah’s Independent Lifeskills Society$15,000
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Business in the Streets$36,000
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CivicAction Leadership Foundation$100,000
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Covenant House$75,000
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Dixon Hall$40,000
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East Scarborough Storefront$50,000
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EntrepreNorth$100,000
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Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation – Leading the Way Employment Program$50,000
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Indspire$25,000
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Jessie’s – The June Callwood Centre for Young Women$150,000 over three years
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Level$100,000
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MABELLEarts$22,000
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Massey Centre for Women$50,000
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Ndinawemaaganag Endaawaad Inc.$60,000
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Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto$25,000
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NPower Canada$100,000
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Ocean Wise Sustainable Northern Livlihoods$25,900
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Outward Bound Canada$115,000
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Pathways to Education$150,000
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Raising the Roof$99,500
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Regent Park School of Music$75,000
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Second Harvest$100,000
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Seneca College – Youth 2 Post-Secondary program$92,000
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Shad Canada$50,000
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Take a Hike Youth at Risk Foundation$35,000
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Teach for Canada$150,000
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Toronto District School Board – STEP To Construction program$100,000
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Trails Youth Initiatives$20,000
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United Way Halton & Hamilton – Putting Down Roots$50,000
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United Way Windsor Essex – On Track to Success$100,000
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Up With Women$100,000
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Water First$50,000
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Weston Frontlines Centre$50,000
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Windmill Microlending$50,000
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YMCA of Greater Toronto – Black Achievers$60,000
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YMCA of Oakville$50,000
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Youth Employment Services$50,000
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Youth Without Shelter$50,000
2020 Grant Recipients
In 2020 we supported organizations that helped children and youth to overcome barriers to success in education and entrepreneurship.
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Access Community Capital Fund$40,000
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Community Food Centres Canada$100,000
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Covenant House$75,000
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Green Thumbs Growing Kids$10,000
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Indspire$25,000
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Outward Bound Canada$115,000
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Pathways to Education$150,000
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Regent Park School of Music$50,000
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Right to Play$100,000
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Shad Canada$50,000
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Sistema Toronto$50,000
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Teach for Canada$150,000
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United Way of Toronto – Construction Career Navigator$50,000
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Variety the Children’s Charity – Children in Motion program$50,000
2019 Grant Recipients
We’re so proud to have supported the following organizations in 2019 as they worked across our themes of access to education, economic opportunities and wellbeing.
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Aunt Leah’s$15,000
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Boundless$45,000
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Business in the Streets$36,000
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Children’s Book Bank$10,000
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Civic Action Leadership Foundation$150,000
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Community Food Centres Canada$100,000
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Covenant House$75,000
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Dixon Hall$40,000
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EntrepreNorth$100,000
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For Youth Initiative$75,000
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Geneva Centre for Autism Foundation$15,000
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Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation – Leading the Way Employment Program$50,000
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Home Suite Hope$85,000
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Indspire$25,000
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Jessie’s – June Callwood Centre for Young Women$40,000
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Level$100,000
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Massey Centre$50,000
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Nanny Angel Network$30,000
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Ndinawemaaganag Endaawaad Inc.$60,000
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NPower Canada$100,000
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Our Place Peel$15,000
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Outward Bound Canada$115,000
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Parent-Child Mother Goose$7,500
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Pathways to Education$150,000
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Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario$25,000
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Regent Park School of Music$50,000
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Right to Play$100,000
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Second Harvest$50,000
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Seneca College – Youth 2 Post-Secondary program$50,000
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Sistema Toronto$50,000
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Take a Hike Youth at Risk Foundation$25,000
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Teach for Canada$150,000
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Trails Youth Initiatives, Inc$43,000
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United Way of Toronto – Construction Career Navigator$50,000
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Up With Women$75,000
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Variety the Children’s Charity – Children in Motion program$50,000
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Water First$50,000
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YMCA of Greater Toronto$50,000
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Yonge Street Mission$25,000
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York Region Rose of Sharon Services for Young Mothers$30,000
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Youth Employment Services$50,000