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Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)

Overview of Available Grants and Funding

Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to supporting caregivers across Canada. Through funding, resources, and advocacy, the foundation aims to improve the quality of life for caregivers and those they care for. By fostering partnerships and raising awareness, Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation strives to build stronger, more compassionate communities nationwide. View Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)'s website for more information.
Content last updated: March 9, 2026

List of grants and funding offered by Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)

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Funding charitable organizations — Local Grants

Operational support for local caregiver support programs
Quebec, Canada
Eligible Funding
  • Maximum amount : 7,500 $
Eligible Industries
  • Educational services
  • Health care and social assistance
  • Other services (except public administration)
  • Public administration
Types of eligible projects
Quebec, Canada

About Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)

What is the mission of Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)?

The Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation’s mission is to value and support family caregivers across Canada by funding charitable organizations that serve them, raising awareness of caregiver issues, and convening partners to develop innovative programs, research and resources.

What type of organization is Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)?

Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF) is a Foundation.

When was Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF) founded?

Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF) was founded in 2020-11.

What is Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)'s official website?

Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)'s official website is https://www.prochesaimants.ca.

What else should I know about Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation (PCMF)?

Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation: Supporting Caregivers Across Canada

The Essential Role of Caregivers

Over 8 million Canadians dedicate immense time and energy to caring for loved ones in need, often without recognition. These caregivers are at the heart of improving the quality of life for many, but their tireless efforts frequently go unnoticed. The mission of the Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation is to support these caregivers by providing resources and programs that help lighten their load.

Understanding the Caregivers’ Challenge

  • 1 in 4 Canadians is a caregiver, many providing long-term health care for years.
  • 51% experience overload and burnout is a common consequence among caregivers.
  • 19 hours per week is the average time commitment, in addition to other work and family responsibilities.

How the Foundation Makes a Difference

The Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation funds national and local charities supporting caregivers throughout Canada. By partnering with various organizations, they aim to provide financial aid, practical resources, and raise awareness of caregivers’ vital roles.

Stories and Impact

Real-life stories from caregivers are highlighted to shed light on their everyday realities. These testimonies aim to inspire others and bring visibility to the crucial role caregivers play in Canadian society.
The Foundation also showcases the impact of its funding, underlining how their support translates into better conditions for caregivers and the people they care for.

How You Can Help

If you want to make a difference, there are many ways to get involved—from donating to volunteering. Supporting caregivers means supporting millions of Canadians who dedicate themselves to the well-being of others.

A Message from Leadership

“As members of the Foundation team, we are grateful for the contributions of caregivers and those who support them every day. This cause is among the most important of our time. We are committed to shedding light on the efforts and needs of caregivers, as well as those of the charities that provide them with essential programs and resources.”
– Leila Fenc, Executive Director, Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation