The Martin-Bradley Foundation
Who We Are
The Martin-Bradley Foundation was established in 2008 in memory of Mr. Martin Bradley by committed individuals dedicated to helping those affected by mental illnesses. The Foundation is focused on providing crucial financial support to organizations in Abitibi-Témiscamingue that deliver first-line services to improve the quality of life for individuals living with mental health challenges.
Our Mission
At the heart of the Foundation’s priorities is raising awareness and educating the public about mental illnesses. Through support for various initiatives, the Foundation actively works to reduce the stigma attached to mental health issues and to break the isolation experienced by many.
How We Help
The Martin-Bradley Foundation partners with local organizations, offering grants and resources that directly benefit people affected by mental illness. By empowering these organizations, the Foundation fosters a stronger, more supportive community network.
Upcoming Activities
The Foundation regularly hosts fundraising events to support its mission. Examples of upcoming events include the 14th edition of the "Super 5 à 8" gala and the annual General Assembly. These events not only raise funds but also bring the community together to support mental health initiatives.
Recent News
The Foundation shares updates about its work and the impact of its community efforts, including photos from recent gatherings and reports on special projects like "Opération Bonheur," which delivered Christmas bags to those in need.
The Impact of Your Support
Thanks to the generosity of donors, the Martin-Bradley Foundation has redistributed over $875,936 to the community. These contributions have made a significant difference in the lives of individuals affected by mental illness, supporting both immediate needs and long-term awareness campaigns.
Join Us
The Foundation invites everyone to get involved, whether by participating in fundraising events, helping to spread awareness, or making a donation. With your help, the Martin-Bradley Foundation can continue its essential work to break the isolation around mental health and build a more inclusive society for all.