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Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, located in Toronto, Ontario, is one of Canada's premier academic health sciences centers. With a mission to care for patients and their families when it matters most, Sunnybrook is dedicated to providing innovative, compassionate care and advancing medical research to improve patient outcomes. Occupying the intersection of clinical excellence and pioneering research, Sunnybrook is home to several specialized programs, including cancer, cardiovascular, brain sciences, trauma, and high-risk maternal and newborn health. Over the years, Sunnybrook has established itself not only as a leader in patient care but also as an invaluable resource for businesses and non-profits looking to collaborate on health-related research and development projects. While Sunnybrook itself relies on various funding streams to support its vast operations, including government funding, private donations, and public fundraising campaigns, it also plays a role in facilitating opportunities for external organizations to engage and benefit from its research initiatives. Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre supports businesses and non-profits primarily through collaboration and partnership opportunities. These partnerships can range from joint ventures in research projects to clinical trials and technological innovation. The institution often works alongside pharmaceutical companies, medical device manufacturers, and other entities in the healthcare sector. Although Sunnybrook does not directly offer grants to businesses or non-profits, it is extensively involved in research projects funded by external granting agencies. These agencies include the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), and other governmental and non-governmental bodies. Through its affiliation with the University of Toronto, Sunnybrook researchers have access to a broad network of funding opportunities that businesses and non-profits can similarly tap into, provided they meet the criteria set by these funding agencies. In many cases, Sunnybrook collaborates with corporate and non-profit partners to apply for joint funding. These applications often emphasize the combined expertise and resources that both Sunnybrook and the partnering organization bring to the table, thus enhancing the attractiveness of their proposals. Additionally, Sunnybrook’s Research Institute offers support with grant applications, aiding in the development of proposals and identifying suitable funding sources. For businesses interested in innovation, Sunnybrook's unique infrastructure such as the Sunnybrook Research Institute offers a fertile ground for developing new medical technologies. The institute is known for its work in basic and applied sciences, leading significant advances in imaging, therapeutics, and health system management among other areas. Collaborating with Sunnybrook through these avenues can present businesses with access to cutting-edge research facilities and a chance to partner with world-renowned experts. For non-profits focusing on patient care, Sunnybrook's community engagement activities provide collaboration opportunities, especially for those interested in public health initiatives, patient education, and support services. The hospital’s commitment to patient-centered care aligns with the objectives of many non-profit organizations, creating potential synergies in areas like mental health awareness, chronic disease management, and support for caregivers and families. In conclusion, while Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre does not offer direct grants to businesses or non-profits, its role as a leading research and care facility creates multiple avenues for collaboration and joint funding pursuits. Through strategic partnerships, access to comprehensive research facilities, and the support of the Sunnybrook Research Institute, businesses and non-profits can advance their programs and projects in alignment with Sunnybrook’s overarching goals of innovation and patient-focused care.