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LEARN AND ACT WITH US
This is where you’ll find our work and initiatives in support of Toronto that fundholders can adopt or join in with. Whether it's responding swiftly to urgent challenges or taking advantage of our learning opportunities and resources, there are a variety of ways for us to learn and act together.
TORONTO'S VITAL SIGNS
The Toronto's Vital Signs Report tracks 10 key quality of life indicators in Toronto.
It serves as an annual snapshot of the trends and issues affecting our city and an actionable tool for policy-makers, community leaders and philanthropists.
The first-ever short-form Toronto's Vital Signs report asks people to consider a new perspective on growth. While the rise in population has dominated the civic conversation, the latest research reveals new data on an overlooked and urgent reality.
Learning Events
Fundholder events centered on learning about the philanthropic landscape, understanding community priorities, connecting with fellow philanthropists and city builders and staying up to date with Toronto Foundation.
Unclaimed property
Toronto Foundation and 51 community foundations want to reconnect Ontarians with unclaimed funds and share any outstanding balance with local charities.
good to give guide
High-impact organizations that are addressing Toronto’s greatest inequalities right now
Unflood ontario
An awareness campaign promoting the use of natural infrastructure as a way to mitigate the growing toll of climate change-fueled flooding.
BETTER TORONTO COALITION
A webinar series featuring on-the-ground insights from nonprofit leaders supporting communities during COVID.
#Canada strong
In support of the victims of Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 75.
#Toronto Strong
In support of the victims of the 2018 van attack.
For more information, contact:
Sarah Pendleton
Project Manager
416-921-2035 ext. 228
spendleton@torontofoundation.ca
We acknowledge we are on the traditional territories of the Huron-Wendat, the Anishinabek Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. While Indigenous communities in Toronto remain strong, vibrant, and resilient, they need support to address and overcome the impact of colonialism and systemic inequalities. Furthering Indigenous reconciliation and sovereignty are integral to achieving a more fair and just society where everyone can thrive.
We aim to be an ally and to fund local Indigenous organizations.