We've moved: same building, new suite! Find us now in suite 800.

We've moved: same building, new suite! Find us now in suite 800.

WE ARE TORONTO’S
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

The home of collective investing and impact.

Together, we fund and inspire a more community-centred future.

Creating community wealth and wellbeing

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1,000+

funds and
charity investments

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$400+ million

granted
since inception

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Half a billion

assets under management invested in community

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20+

years researching
the city’s wellbeing

  NEWS  

Is Your Money Working as Hard as Your Mission?

October 21, 2026

A new framework for financial stewardship in the charitable sector.

The charitable sector spends significant energy thinking about how to raise more money, and understandably so. Toronto Foundation’s new discussion paper asks a different question: What would help charities and nonprofits do more with the financial resources they already have?

Organization Updates

We're Hiring: Specialist, Business Analysis & Insights

Events

Register now: Toronto's Vital Signs Report Launch 2026

Funding

Meet the 2026 Toronto's Vital Signs Grantees

Where to Give

Tkaronto Indigenous Peoples Fund

  IMPACT  

Shaping a more community-centred future

From tracking the city’s wellbeing to funding ideas led by community to investing with purpose, we’re accelerating meaningful change for all.

Toronto’s Vital Signs

For over two decades Toronto’s Vital Signs Reports have tracked the city’s wellbeing. Our findings help inform community funding and programming, as well as connect donations to the smaller community organizations addressing the city’s greatest needs.

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Wondering where to begin? Start here.

As Toronto’s community foundation, we make it easier for donors, advisors, and organizations to invest in lasting change.

Toronto Foundation's office is situated on the traditional territory of the Huron-Wendat, Anishinaabeg, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We are grateful for the ongoing stewardship of this land where we have the opportunity to work, live and connect.  

Furthering Indigenous reconciliation and sovereignty are integral to achieving a more fair and just society where everyone can thrive. 

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