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Corporate Philanthropy
Supports community health, education, and environmental initiatives
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by AbitibiBowater
Overview of Available Grants and Funding
AbitibiBowater was a North American forest products company formed through the 2007 merger of Abitibi-Consolidated and Bowater. Headquartered in Montreal, it produced newsprint, commercial printing papers, market pulp and wood products before later operating under the Resolute Forest Products name. View AbitibiBowater's website for more information.
Content last updated: May 11, 2026
List of grants and funding offered by AbitibiBowater
1 programs availableAbout AbitibiBowater
What is the mission of AbitibiBowater?
AbitibiBowater operated as an integrated forest products company producing paper, pulp and wood products for North American and international markets.
What type of organization is AbitibiBowater?
AbitibiBowater is a For-profit company.
When was AbitibiBowater founded?
AbitibiBowater was founded in 2007-10-29.
What is AbitibiBowater's official website?
AbitibiBowater's official website is https://www.resolutefp.com/.
What else should I know about AbitibiBowater?
AbitibiBowater was created in 2007 through the merger of Abitibi-Consolidated and Bowater, combining major Canadian and U.S. pulp, paper and wood products operations. The company was headquartered in Montreal and became one of the largest forest products producers in North America at the time.
Its business included newsprint, commercial printing papers, market pulp, lumber and other wood products. The organization later restructured and adopted the Resolute Forest Products name, so historical funding, community support or supplier references may appear under either AbitibiBowater or Resolute depending on the period.
For grant and provider records, this profile should be treated as a legacy corporate forest products provider. Applicants should verify any active opportunity through the current successor organization or the specific program page attached to the grant, because AbitibiBowater is no longer used as the operating brand.