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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
1,000+
funds and
charity investments
$400+ million
granted
since inception
Half a billion
assets under management invested in community
20+
years researching
the city’s wellbeing
NEWS
Tkaronto Indigenous Peoples Fund
September 23, 2026
The Tkaronto Indigenous Peoples Fund is a new fund designed to support Indigenous self-determination and shift decision-making power. Toronto Foundation has committed annual contributions to the fund through 2036, with all capital and funding decisions held by Toronto Aboriginal Support Services Council (TASSC) members. You can also contribute to this fund.
Events
Register now: Toronto's Vital Signs Report Launch 2026
Funding
Meet the 2026 Toronto's Vital Signs Grantees
Partnerships
Building Community in Public Space
Press Release
Toronto journalism schools and community newsrooms form first citywide partnership to tell hyperlocal stories
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.
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.
HOW DOES A FUND WORK ?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.