The LANDRY Family Foundation is a Canadian non-profit foundation that supports visual arts students with learning challenges, particularly dyslexia, to help them realize their artistic and entrepreneurial potential. Based in Quebec, the foundation provides grants and scholarships through partnerships with charitable organizations. View Fondation Frédéric et Jean-Paul Landry (LANDRY)'s website for more information.
The LANDRY Family Foundation is a private family foundation dedicated to supporting visual arts education for students with neurodiverse learning challenges, particularly dyslexia. As a philanthropic organization, it distributes grants and scholarships through verified charitable partners in Quebec and across Canada.
The foundation focuses on visual arts education, supporting students who face barriers due to dyslexia and other learning challenges. Its mission is to help these students develop both their artistic skills and entrepreneurial capabilities.
The foundation implements its support programs in collaboration with charitable organizations that share its mission objectives. A notable initiative includes the Landry Family Award for Neurodiversity in the Arts, established in partnership with the Dawson College Foundation. This award specifically targets neurodiverse students pursuing studies in the arts.
Grants and scholarships are made available exclusively to registered charitable organizations based in Quebec and across Canada. The foundation works through established charitable channels to ensure proper governance and tax receipting for donors.