Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Cadet Foundation

Quebec-based charitable foundation promoting holistic health for marginalized populations in Canada and internationally. Offers annual scholarships for Black medical students at McGill University, funds health screening programs, medical missions in Haiti, and is building a community health center in Milot, Haiti. View Cadet Foundation's website for more information.

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Cadet Foundation Bursary
Cadet Foundation
Financial support for Black medical students
Canada
Eligible Funding
Maximum amount : 100,000 $
Eligible Industries
Health care and social assistance
Types of eligible projects
Canada

About Cadet Foundation

What is the mission of Cadet Foundation?

To promote holistic health among marginalized populations internationally, by providing scholarships, funding medical missions, and building healthcare infrastructure in underserved communities.

What type of organization is Cadet Foundation?

Cadet Foundation is a Foundation.

When was Cadet Foundation founded?

Cadet Foundation was founded in 2020.

What is Cadet Foundation's official website?

Cadet Foundation's official website is https://cadetfoundation.com/.

What else should I know about Cadet Foundation?

Role in the Funding Ecosystem

Cadet Foundation is a Quebec-based charitable foundation dedicated to eliminating health inequalities faced by marginalized populations in Canada and internationally. The foundation serves as a direct funder of health initiatives, educational scholarships, and community development projects.

Funding Programs

Perpetual Bursary: $100,000 annual bursary for Black medical students at McGill University, established in 2020
Health Fairs: Community health screening events in the Greater Montreal area targeting marginalized populations
Medical Missions: Funding for medical and surgical missions to provide specialized care to underserved communities
Haiti Projects: $135,000 commitment over 6 years to build a community health center in Milot, Haiti

Target Audiences

The foundation focuses on Black and racialized communities, with specific programs for youth education in medicine, maternal and child health, and eye health. Recipients include students from McGill University and communities in Haiti and Montreal's underserved neighborhoods.

Transparency and Governance

The foundation maintains transparency through newsletters, blog posts, and donor recognition. Scholarship selection is conducted by an independent committee led by McGill University.