FUNDERS CONTACT LISTING

Aboriginal Health Strategy Project Fund (partnerships with community & RHA or FNIHB of Health Canada)(not operating or capital costs) Solicitation March and Sept. each year on and off-reserve	Phil Burke, Project Leader 780-415-9838 Alberta Health and Wellness 18th floor, Box 1360, Stn Main 10025 Jasper Avenue Edmonton AB T5J 2N3	Tel: 780-415-2831 Fax: 780-422-1515
Agricultural Initiatives Program www.agric.gov.ab.ca email: andy.mcphee@gov.ab.ca	Andy McPhee, Section Head Agricultural Services Section Room 201, J.G. O'Donoghue Bldg. 7000 - 113 Street Edmonton, Alberta T6H 5T6	Tel: 780-427-4219 Fax: 780-422-7755
Alberta Foundation for the Arts www.ahfmr.ab.ca	Clive Padfield, Executive Director 901, Standard Life Centre 10405 - Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4R7	Tel: 780-427-9968 Fax: 780-422-9132
Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research www.ahfmr.ab.ca Email: postmaster@ahfmr.ab.ca	Dr. Matthew Spence President & CEO Ste 1500 10104 - 103rd Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4A7	Tel: 780-423-5727 Fax: 780-429-3509
Alberta Historical Resources Foundation	Mark Rasmussen, Assistant Deputy Minister Larry Pearson, Manager of Protection Section Old St. Stephen's College 8820 - 112 Street Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2P8 email: mark.rasmussen@gov.ab.ca	Tel: 780-431-2306 Fax: 780-427-5598
Alberta Museums Association www.museumsalberta.ab.ca email: info@museumsalberta.ab.ca	David Dusome, Executive Director Rossdale House 9829 - 103 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5K 0X9	Tel: 780-424-2626 Fax: 780-425-1679
Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation www.gov.ab.ca/mcd/more/abc/asrpwf/sportand recreation/assistance/assisthome.htm email: terry.archer@gov.ab.ca	Terry Archer Program Coordinator 905 Standard Life Centre 10405 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4R7	Tel: 780-422-8295 Fax: 780-427-5140
Calgary Foundation www.thecalgaryfoundation.org email: info@thecalgaryfoundation.org	Sam Aylesworth, Executive Director 1920 Aquitaine Tower 540 - 5th Avenue, S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 0M2	Tel: 403-264-1662 Fax: 403-265-0152
Children's Health Foundation www.chf.ab.ca email: tmarkham@chf.ab.ca	Tom Markham, Director of Dev't, Mktg & Communication 8401, 11402 University Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2J3	Tel: 780-433-5437 Fax: 780-431-1076
City of Edmonton Community Services www.gov.edmonton.ab.ca	Community League Construction/Renovation and Community League Operating Grants	Tel: 780-496-1901
	Family and Community Support Services programs designed to prevent or alleviate social problems through early intervention	Tel: 780-496-4933
	Community Investment Operating Grants Operating grants for multicultural, recreation and social service groups	Tel: 780-496-4946
	Travel Grants Travel costs for sport, recreational or multicultural events	Tel: 780-496-4946
	Hosting Grants Assistance with hosting costs for sport, recreational or multicultural events	Tel: 780-496-4946
Community Injury Control Fund (ACICR) see page 13 for more details also: Alberta Traffic Safety Foundation Page 14 www.med.ualberta.ca/acicr email:acicr@ualberta.ca	Alberta Centre for Injury Control and Research 4075 RTF University of Alberta 8308 - 114 Street Edmonton AB T6G 2V2	Tel: 780-492-6019 Fax: 780-492-7154
Community Facility Enhancement Program www.gaminggov.ab.ca (CFAP articles & pubs) email: orest.kuszka@aglc.gov.ab.ca	Orest Kuszka, Program Manager 50 Corriveau Avenue St. Albert, Alberta T8N 3T5	Tel: 780-447-8818 Fax: 780-447-8903 Toll Free: 1-800-642-3855
Community Safety and Crime Prevention www.crime-prevention.org email: alberta.ncpc@justice.gc.ca	Safer Communities Initiative Programs to increase safety of communities	Tel: 403-299-3879
Edmonton Community Foundation www.ecfoundation.org email: info@ecfoundation.org	Doug McNally, CEO 710 Royal Bank Building 10117 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1W8 Cultural programs, recreational programs, educational programs, health related voluntary organizations, senior and youth programs	Tel: 780-426-0015 Fax: 780-425-0121
Human Rights, Citizenship and Multiculturalism and Education Fund www.albertahumanrights.ab.ca email: humanrights@gov.ab.ca	Northern Alberta: Marie Riddle, Director 800 Standard Life Centre, 10405 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4R7	Tel: 780-427-7661 Fax: 780-427-6013
Human Rights, Citizenship and Multiculturalism and Education Fund www.albertahumanrights.ab.ca email: humanrights@gov.ab.ca	Southern Alberta: 310-525 - 11th Avenue SW Calgary AB T2R 0C9	Tel: 403-297-6571 Fax: 403-297-6567
Clifford E. Lee Foundation no website email: jpadua@compusmart.ab.ca	Judy Padua, Executive Director #1668, 10303 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3N6	Tel: 780-423-4674 Fax: 780-424-1797
Lethbridge Community Foundation www.lethbridgecommunityfoundation.org email: lcfdn@telusplanet.net	Neil Manning, Executive Director 407, Professional Building 740 - 4th Avenue South Lethbridge, Alberta T1J 0N9	Tel: 403-328-5297 Fax: 403-328-6061
Mayerthorpe Community Foundation	Deb Hagman, Executive Director 5009 45 Avenue Mayerthorpe, Alberta T0E 1N0	Tel: 780-786-1980 Fax: 780-786-1981
Muttart Foundation www.muttart.org	Bob Wyatt, Executive Director 1150 Scotia Place (Tower One) 10060 - Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3R8	Tel: 780-425-9616 Fax: 780-425-0282 bwyatt@muttart.org
Red Deer and District Community Foundation www.rddcf.ca email: rdcomfdn@telusplanet.net	Janice Wing, Executive Director #503, 4808 - Ross Street Red Deer, Alberta T4N 1X5	Tel: 403-341-6911 Fax: 403-341-4177
Science Alberta Foundation www.sciencealberta.org email: litebulb@sciencealberta.org	CEO: Dr. Arlene Ponting, Ext #224 260, 3512 - 33 Street NW Calgary, Alberta T2L 2A6	Tel: 403-220-0077 Fax: 403-284-4132
Social Venture Partners Calgary (donor-advised fund at The Calgary Foundation) www.svpcalgary.org email: info@svpcalgary.org	2930, 715 - 5th Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 2X6	Tel: 403-266-5305
Wild Rose Foundation www,cd,gov.ab.ca email: jennifer.mcconaghy@gov.ab.ca	Noni Heine, Executive Director 907 Standard Life Centre 10405 Jasper Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4R7	Tel: 780-422-9305 Fax: 780-427-4155
Federal Government Departments These departments may have more than one funding program. Please contact your local office or check their websites for the most recent information. http://canada.gc.ca 1-800-0-Canada	Environment CanadaTel: 780-951-8600 Regional Director, Mr. Vollmershausen Fax:780-495-3086 Community Programs Environment Canada Twin Atria #2, Rm 200, 4999 - 98th Avenue, Edmonton, AB T6B 2X3 EcoAction Tel: 780-951-8710 or 1-800-567-1570 www.ec.gc.ca/ecoaction Climate Change Action Fund Tel: 613-943-2671 Fax: 613-943-2694 www.climatechange.gc.ca email: ccaf@climatechange.gc.ca
	Canadian Heritage480-495-5621 www.pch.gc.ca
	Canadian Rural Partnershipwww.rural.gc.ca
	Human Resources Development Canadawww.hrdc-drhc.gc.ca
	Indian and North Affairs Canada www.inac.gc.ca
	Industry Canadawww.ic.gc.ca
	Justice Canadawww.canada.justice.gc.ca
Community Injury Prevention Projects in First Nations communities. (Up to $5,000 per community project)	Health Canada, Alberta Region First Nations and Inuit Health Branch Dr. Wadieh Yacoub 730 - 9700 Jasper Avenue Edmonton AB T5J 4C3	Tel: 780-495-3391 Fax: 780-495-7338 email: Wadieh_Yacoub@hc-sc.gc.ca

Name of Foundation	Contact name and info	Purpose & Funding Interests	Types of Support	Tel & Fax
Alberta Ecotrust Foundation	www.albertaecotrust.com email: ecomail@albertaecotrust.com	Environmental projects, including education, conservation, preservation, research, waste reduction		1-800-465-2147
Allard Foundation	www.allstate.com/foundation	Health, children's issues		780-438-2626
Allstate Foundation		Activities and educational initiatives related to crime prevention, road and home safety, tolerance and diversity, economic empowerment		905-475-4551
Alpine Club of Canada		Projects related to alpine and arctic environments and climbing areas in Canada		403-678-3200 ext. 112
The Ian Douglas Bebensee Foundation	Edward F. McRory, Secretary 317 Wildwood Dr. SW Calgary AB T3C 3E4	causes of mental & emotional disease & dysfunction	mental health, medical research	Tel: Fax:
BMW Canada		Education, children and youth, safety issues, and the environment		905-683-1200 www.bmw.ca
The Samuel and Saidye Bronfman Family Foundation	John Hobday, Executive Director Suite 800, 1170 Peel Street Montreal QC H3B 4P2			Tel: 514-878-5270 www.bronfman foundation.org
The Robert Campeau Family Foundation	Roland Villemaire, VP & Treasurer PO Box 280 1606 Bay Road L'Orignal ON K0B 1K0	education institutions and learning disabled people	research projects	Tel: Fax:
Canadian Centre for Philanthropy	425 University Avenue 7th floor Toronto ON M5G 1T6 email: general@ccp.ca	public policy, research, resources		tel: 1-800-263-1178 416-597-2293 fax:416-597-2294
Canadian Women's Foundation	Economic Development Fund email: ethoma@cdnwomen.org and STOP Violence Against Women Fund email:bedwards@cdnwomen.org	Funding to help women and girls achieve economic independence		416-365-1444 www.cdnwomen.org/eng
Charity Village Ltd.	3237 West 2nd Avenue Vancouver BC V6K 1K9	web site supports and serves Canadian charities and non-profit organizations. Produce the Cdn Directory to Foundations and Grants	Info source	604-738-5407 604-608-3278 www.charity village.com
Chawkers Foundation	Charles S. Alexander,President 41 Union Street Ottawa ON K1M 1R5	general charitable purposes	research projects	Tel: 613-741-1440 Fax:
Claridge Foundation	Richard P. Doyle 8th Floor, 1170 Peel St. Montreal QC H3B 4P2	youth, education	research projects	Tel: Fax:
Morley and Rita Cohen Foundation	Morley M. Cohen, President Suite 1005 1155 Rene Levesque Blvd. W. Montreal QC H3B 2J2	community development and improvement	research projects	Tel: Fax:
Cut Foundation c/o H. L. Doane, FCA	H. L. Doane PO Box 426 Halifax NS B3J 2J8	further the cause of human rights in the world	research projects
Donner Canadian Foundation	Patrick Luciani, Exec. Director 3rd Floor 8 Prince Arthur Avenue Toronto ON M5R 1A9	general charitable purposes	applied research on questions of public policy	Tel: Fax: www.donnerfoundation.org
EPCOR		programs and projects related to youth and science together		Tel: 780-412-3197
Evergreen Foundation		school ground naturalization		Tel:1-888-426-3138
George Cedric Metcalf Charitable Foundation		environment, wildlife, social services, education, international development, and arts and culture.		Tel:416-926-0366
The Global Fund for Women	425 Sherman Avenue Ste 300 Palo Alto CA USA 94306-1823	women's equality human rights emerging controversial or difficult issues	www.globalfund forwomen.org	Tel:416-853-8305 Fax:415-328-0384
The Hospital for Sick Children	Gwen Burrows Grants Program Coordinator 555 University Avenue Toronton ON M5G 1X8	research related to the health of children, public education and innovative projects in child health	children, children's medical care	Tel: 416-813-6166 Fax: 416-813-5024
The K. M. Hunter Charitable Foundation	William T. Hunter President & Treasurer Suite 266 171 Rink St. A Peterborough ON K9J 2J6	medical research and health services and social welfare in Metro Toronto	medical research - all though Medical Research Council of Canada	Tel: Fax:
The Hylcan Foundation	Joan F. Sutherland, Secretary 129 Irvine Avenue Westmount QC H3Z 2K3	general charitable purposes	research projects	Tel: 514-933-5114 Fax: 514-933-9686
Imperial Oil Charitable Foundation	www.imperialoil.ca	educational, community health, arts and culture, and children and youth programs		Tel: 1-800-668-3776
Junior League of Edmonton				Tel:780-433-9739
The William H. Kaufman Charitable Foundation	Sara J. Kaufman, Vice President 410 King Street W. Kitchener ON N2G 4J8	education, children's mental health	research projects	Tel: Fax: whkcf@ kaufman.ca
Kid Sport		sport participation		Tel: 780-477-1166
The Henry White Kinnear Foundation	Arthur R. A. Scace President Suite 4700 TD Bank Tower TD Centre Toronto ON M5K 1E6	child development, physically disabled children	grants will not be made to individuals	Tel: Fax:
KPMG Charitable Foundation	K. Wayne Brownlee Secretary-Treasurer Suite 5400 Scotia Plaza PO Box 122 Toronto ON M5H 3Z2	education research	research projects	Tel:416-777-3875
Kristie Charitable Foundation	Flora Trust flora@oanet.com	social service projects to charitable organizations working to improve the lives of women and children		Tel:780-986-5954
Laidlaw Foundation	Nathan Gilbert Executive Director Suite 2000 365 Bloor Street East Toronto ON M4W 3L4 www.laidlawfdn.org	strengthen environments for children, youth and families	national social indicator and devt research to improve life chances for children	Tel: Fax:
The Lawson Foundation	Joan A. Francolini Executive Director Suite 302, 252 Pall Mall Street London ON N6A 5P6 website: www.lawson.on.ca Email: inquiry@lawson.on.ca	child development	research	Tel:519-667-5114 Fax:519-667-5118
Minerva Foundation		projects, equipment		Tel:780-498-7394
Molson Local Heroes	www.molson.com	repair or revitalization of existing adult recreational facilities
F. K. Morrow Foundation	Fern Densum Secretary-Treasurer 3377 Bayview Avenue North York ON M2M 3S4	First Nations Culture	special projects	Tel:416-229-2009
Nature Conservancy	email: nature@natureconservancy.ca	school ground naturalization
Nickle Family Foundation	peeverd@cadvision.com			Tel:403-244-4237
Persons with Developmental Disabilities		capital, innovative or pilot projects that enhance the lives of adults with developmental disabilities		Tel:403-297-5565
Pirie Foundation	Kim M. P. Cook Vice President 800 - 1122 4th Street SW Calgary AB T2R 1M1	general charitable purpose with a focus on education	education research	Tel: Fax:
The Maurice Pollack Foundation	Lana Harper, President 1 Westmount Square Westmount QC H3Z 2P9	children (Canada wide with emphasis on Quebec)	research projects	Tel: Fax:
Robert Tegler Trust		arts, culture, recreation		Tel:780-422-1531
The Rotman Family Foundation	Isaac Silverstein, President Suite 1701 22 St. Clair Avenue East Toronto ON M4T 2S3	general charitable purposes	research projects	Tel: Fax:
Royal Bank of Canada Charitable Foundation	Jacqueline Tuffin, Exec.Director 9th floor, South Tower Royal Bank Plaza 200 Bay Street Toronto ON M5J 2J5	education www.royalbank.com/english/news/community	research projects	Tel:416-974-3113 403-292-2037 Fax: 416-974-0624
Safe Communities Foundation see more detailed info under Safe Communities Grant on page 13	www.safecommunities.ca	community and workplace safety		Tel:403-529-6875
Shell Environmental Foundation	Shell Environmental Fund www.shell.ca/sef	trail blazing, site naturalization, environmental education projects		Tel:403-691-3774
Erwin Taylor Charitable Foundation	Janet Van Luttikhuisen Secretary and Treasurer PO Box 426 Welland ON L3B 5R2	child welfare children's medical care <$2,000	research projects, matching	Tel: 905-732-1640 Fax:
TD Friends of the Environment Foundation	Community Fund www.fef.ca	programs which make a sustainable difference to the well-being of our environment, education		Tel:604-654-8832 1-800-361-5333
Telus	Community Innovation Fund email: michelle.straschnitzki@telus.com	economic or social development programs		Tel:403-530-3320
Tree Canada Foundation	Greening Canada's School Grounds www.treecanada.ca email: tcf@treecanada.com	environmentally enriched learning landscapes		Tel:613-567-5545
TREE Foundation for Youth Development	Peter L. Clement Executive Director 520, 5250 Ferrier Street Montreal QC H4P 1L4	emotional disturbance and juvenile delinquency	research projects and research grants to individuals	Tel: Fax:
The Williams Foundation	John R. Williams Secretary and Treasurer PO Box 22043 1670 Heron Road Ottawa ON K1V 0C2	primary purpose is advance-ment of education and relief of poverty	research projects; must combine education and poverty relief	Tel: Fax:
Wood Gundy Charitable Foundation	W. J. Sullivan, Chair Donations Committee BCE Place PO Box 500 7th floor, 161 Bay Street Toronto ON M5J 2S8	educational, research, cultural, youth-oriented and children-related programs	research projects	Tel: Fax: 416-594-7067

ADDITIONAL FUNDING SOURCES

Fund	Administrator	Priorities	Projects/Costs Not Eligible for Funding	Eligible Applicants	Amount
Health Innovation Fund	Alberta Health Contact: Blair MacKinnon (780) 415-2839 or Darlene Kreutzer (780) 415-1376	Projects must focus on providing health services to individuals or to the larger population. Programs should aim at protecting and promoting health, transitional support for new health services and/or new approaches to delivering health services, including start-up or minor first time renovation costs.	Research. Information technology component is the primary or only deliverable of the project. Capital costs. Evaluation or feasibility studies. Proposals focussed on planning or administrative functions. Proposals in which the primary objective is to market health service devices.	RHA's. Agencies/organizations funded by/associated with RHA's. Health professions associations. Private practitioner groups in partnership with RHA's. Community organizations/agencies delivering health services. Universities, colleges and other educational institutions. Private practitioner groups in partnership with RHA's. Providers of health services within the publicly funded health system.	Maximum: $500,000/year or $1.5 million for 3 year projects.
The Canadian Agricultural Rural Communities Initiative (CARCI)	Rural Secretariat, Policy Branch, AAFC. For further info: call toll-free at 1-877-295-7160 or Nathanael Olson (403) 292-5644	Rural Coordination Organizationsthat focus on the issues faced by agricultural communities. Partnership Projects that develop community-based partnerships that respond to rural agricultural community development issues. Workshops, Conferences and Seminars that allow participants to share and exchange ideas, experiences and solutions for addressing common agricultural rural community issues. Research related to agricultural rural communities.	Capital costs. On-going, core activities or activities associated with regular on-going events.	Canadian individuals and organizations including rural groups and cooperatives. municipal governments and their agencies. Aboriginal and Métis groups. women's and youth groups. farm and agri-food organizations. educational institutions.	Will match up to 50% of the costs. Rural Coordination: maximum $80,000. Partnership Projects: maximum $60,000. Workshops, Conferences and Seminars: maximum $20,000. Research: maximum $50,000.
ACICR Community Injury Control Fund (CICF)	Alberta Centre for Injury Control and Research (ACICR) Contact: Micheline Payne, Grant Program Coordinator (403) 529-6875	To stimulate and support local action to increase awareness and reduce the frequency and severity of injuries within Alberta communities. Initiatives should address local issues and needs of the community and align with at least one of the following priority issues: - suicide - traffic-related injuries - falls - injuries to Aboriginals - farm and agricultural injuries Consideration will also be given to initiatives that address other issues if a need specific to a community is identified and can be clearly supported and demonstrated as a local	health care delivery services profit-making activities administrative functions or core operations which are normally part of the regular, ongoing activities constructing or renovating facilities staff in existing or ongoing positions programs or projects that are already funded as part of an organization's mandate sending individuals to conferences or other professional development activities	Grants will only be issued to or through an organization that is: incorporated as a society or association with the Government of Alberta a non-profit registered charitable organization a publicly funded organization or institution (RHA's are eligible only if sponsoring the application on behalf of a community action group, coalition, alliance, or network that is otherwise ineligible to access the funds) In the case that a community action group, coalition, alliance, or network is not incorporated, the application may be submitted by an eligible member/ partner org who will sponsor the project on its behalf	Category A: Larger grants (over $1000) Initiatives maximum 1 yr to be completed between April 1, 2001 and March 31, 2002. Grants range between $1,000 and $10,000. A total of $200,000 available. Category B: Minor grants (up to $1000) Smaller injury prevention projects or
Safe Communities Foundation Grant	The Safe Communities Foundation Contact: Micheline Payne, Grant Program Coordinator (403) 529-6875	Of its projects, the coalition must have at least one related to workplace safety.		Provides seed funding for Safe Community coalitions involving the public, private and not-for-profit sectors.	A maximum grant of $25,000 for the first year. Second year grants are generally 2/3 of the first year amount.
Canadian Agriculture Safety Program (CASP)	Canadian Coalition for Agricultural and Agri-Food Canada Contact: Canadian Coalition for Agricultural Safety and Rural Health in Saskatoon (306) 966-8288	Fund projects that are consistent with its objective of lowering the incidence of agriculture related deaths and injuries. Project activities should be consistent with one of the following categories: - development of materials and activities that will increase awareness of farm/agricultural health and safety issues - the design, development and evaluation of surveillance mechanisms that can monitor the incidence of agriculturally related deaths, injuries, and health issues - farm health and safety preventative programs - facilitation of the exchange of info on farm health and safety issues - data gathering and analysis of info pertaining to rural health and safety issues - identification, development and	capital costs normal cost of establishing and operating a commercial operation costs of travel and accommodation for provincial/federal government employees costs for social activities, social meals and gifts, including honorariums costs incurred prior to project approval or after agreement expiry date	Non-profit organizations including: corporations, co-operatives, partnerships, universities, industry associations, federal, provincial and territorial governments, crown corporations and government agencies. Preference given to org's that represent a broad sector of the agriculture industry and have innovative projects.	Projects which are regional or provincial in scope will be eligible for up to 50% of eligible costs.
Alberta Traffic Safety Foundation Grants (ATSF)	Alberta Traffic Safety Foundation Contact: (780) 492-6019	Community traffic injury prevention and safety programs that are somewhat unique and leading edge in terms of advancing the cause of traffic injury reduction in Alberta and communities.			Projects are funded on a matching basis to a maximum of $10,000.
Access Fund	Alberta Learning Contact: (780) 427-5632	It's objective is to increase learners' access to relevant learning opportunities within Alberta's post-secondary system. Will provide funding for the incremental costs associated with expansion of enrollment to priority subject areas that respond to student and labour market demands. May provide support for program delivery, facility operations, and one-time costs.		Universities, public colleges, technical institutes and private university colleges.	Ongoing funding will be provided on a per FLE basis and the level of support will vary by program.
Curriculum Redevelopment Fund	Alberta Learning Contact: (780) 422-4246	To support the redevelopment of curriculum for distance and/or alternative delivery. To support the production of broadcast videos to be used for marketing courses redeveloped for distance or alternative delivery. To encourage collaborations among institutions.	Capital expenditures. Delivery of courses. Acquisitions - grant will cover purchase of one copy not class set.	Post-secondary institutions.
Learning Enhancement Envelope	Alberta Learning Contact: (780) 427-5710	To expand learning opportunities through the development of alternative ways for learners to access and use learning materials on and off campus.		Public post-secondary institutions and institutions whose programs are accredited by the Private Colleges Accreditation Board.	Grants provided with the expectation that institutions and their partners contribute financially.