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- All industries
A private foundation established in 1997 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, providing grants to registered charities in the province. The foundation focuses on four priority areas: churches of all faiths, nursing homes (particularly dementia care and safety monitoring), women's medical facilities focusing on heart health, and women's and children's safe homes and shelters. Grants range from $5,000 to $50,000 per year. View Sir Thomas Cropo Foundation Inc.'s website for more information.

The Sir Thomas Cropo Foundation serves as a vital philanthropic resource for charitable organizations in Manitoba, particularly in Winnipeg. Established in 1997 by businessman and community leader Thomas Cropo, the foundation continues his legacy of generosity by providing financial support to registered charities serving religious communities, vulnerable populations, and those in need.
The foundation concentrates on four main granting areas:
Applications are assessed based on alignment with the foundation's four priority areas, evidence of need, and the organization's capacity to implement proposed projects. The foundation prefers to leverage grants through matching arrangements.
Grants typically range from $5,000 to $50,000 annually. There is a two-year waiting period after a successful application before organizations may reapply. Applications with project start dates before directors' meetings generally will not be considered.