
- Varies by project
- Open Date : November 3, 2025
- Closing date : November 28, 2025
Novo Nordisk Canada is the Canadian site of a global healthcare company that supports grants and donations in diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, liver health, rare diseases, medical education, patient support, and social impact initiatives across Canada. View Novo Nordisk Canada's website for more information.

Novo Nordisk Canada Inc. operates an official grants-and-donations channel on its Canadian website. The organization states that it provides contributions and financial or non-financial support to organizations working in healthcare, medical education, community benefit, and environmental or social impact areas aligned with its business purpose.
The Canadian funding page identifies two main support streams: Medical Grants and Social Impact. Medical Grants include independent medical education, scientific meetings and seminars, educational initiatives from professional associations, tools and resources for healthcare practice, and fellowships or scholarships tied to academic or training institutions. Social Impact support includes patient and community education, patient events and camps, scholarships and bursaries, community donations, and product donations for charitable or philanthropic uses.
The page states that Novo Nordisk Canada Inc. only provides grants and donations for local, regional, or national initiatives to organizations based in Canada. It also explains that requests are reviewed either on submission deadlines or on a rolling basis, depending on the category.
Additional site pages describe Novo Nordisk Canada as part of a global healthcare company focused on diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, liver health, and rare diseases. The company’s social responsibility content highlights access to affordable care, prevention of chronic disease, and partnerships that extend support to children, vulnerable patients, and community initiatives.
The grants-and-donations page also lists support that is not accepted, which gives a clearer picture of the organization’s funding boundaries and helps distinguish eligible health and community projects from excluded requests.