Eligible Funding
- Varies by project
Eligible Industries
- Educational services
Types of eligible projects
Environment and Climate
Canada
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF)
Private charitable foundation established in 1968 in Ontario, Canada. Provides project-based funding to Canadian charitable and educational organizations with emphasis on aeronautical engineering education and research, aviation history and libraries, and wildlife research, conservation and habitat. Does not fund individuals. View Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF)'s website for more information.
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About Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF)
What is the mission of Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF)?
To support aviation and wildlife community organizations in Canada through project-based funding for aeronautical engineering education and research, aviation history and libraries, and wildlife research, conservation and habitat.
What type of organization is Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF)?
Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF) is a Foundation.
When was Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF) founded?
Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF) was founded in 1968.
What is Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF)'s official website?
Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF)'s official website is https://www.kennethmolsonfoundation.ca/.
What else should I know about Kenneth M. Molson Foundation (KMF)?
Role in the Funding Ecosystem
The Kenneth M. Molson Foundation is a private charitable foundation that has been supporting aviation and wildlife community organizations in Canada since 1968. It provides project-based funding rather than continuing programs, with a focus on innovation and research in aeronautics and wildlife conservation.
Funding Focus Areas
- Aeronautical engineering education and research
- Aviation history and libraries
- Wildlife research, conservation and habitat
Application Process
The Foundation accepts applications via email before September 30th each year. Applications must include a cover letter, organizational background, project description, personnel expertise, and detailed budget. First-time applications are limited to four pages. Extensions require progress reports.
Governance
The Foundation is composed of a Board of Directors that meets twice yearly to review applications and make funding decisions. Donations are typically awarded for one year with possible extensions based on demonstrated progress.