
Regimental Family Assistance Fund (RFAF)
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The Canadian Grenadier Guards Foundation is a federally registered charity in Canada that supports serving and former members of the Canadian Grenadier Guards Regiment and their families. The foundation provides multiple grant programs including emergency financial assistance, scholarships and bursaries for post-secondary education, and community support initiatives. Funds are disbursed annually for designated purposes including regimental family assistance, scholarships, museum upkeep, and community welfare programs. View Canadian Grenadier Guards Foundation's website for more information.

The Canadian Grenadier Guards Foundation serves as the primary charitable funding body for the Canadian Grenadier Guards Regiment, providing financial support to serving members, veterans, and their families. As a federally registered charity, the foundation administers dedicated funds for emergency assistance, education, and community welfare.
For the Regimental Family Assistance Fund, eligible applicants include actively serving Grenadiers and their spouses, as well as past-serving Grenadiers and their spouses. Requests are submitted through the chain of command or directly to the Foundation with support from the National Executive of the Association. The RSB Committee awards scholarships based on merit and bursaries based on need.
The Foundation is governed by a volunteer board of directors chaired by the Honorary Colonel, with officers including a President, Vice-President and Secretary/Treasurer elected by the board. As a registered charity, donors receive Canadian tax receipts for donations.
The foundation supports the Regiment's heritage and maintains close working relationships with Veterans Affairs Canada and other charitable organizations to coordinate support for veterans and serving members.
The foundation supports actively serving members of the Canadian Grenadier Guards Battalion, past-serving veterans, their spouses and dependents, and the broader regimental family. Programs also benefit the Regimental Museum and community initiatives.