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The Stollery Charitable Foundation funds qualified donees in health, education, social service, poverty alleviation, and human rights in selected communities. View The Stollery Charitable Foundation's website for more information.

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    Stollery Charitable Foundation Grants

    Charitable funding for community projects
    Eligible Funding
    Maximum amount : 100,000 $
    Eligible Industries
    Health care and social assistance
    Types of eligible projects
    Construction and Renovation Innovation
    Legal Structure
    Non-profit
    Canada

About The Stollery Charitable Foundation

What is the mission of The Stollery Charitable Foundation?

The Stollery Charitable Foundation funds qualified donees in health, education, social service, poverty alleviation, and human rights in selected communities.

What type of organization is The Stollery Charitable Foundation?

The Stollery Charitable Foundation is a Foundation.

What is The Stollery Charitable Foundation's official website?

The Stollery Charitable Foundation's official website is https://www.stollerycharitablefoundation.org/.

What else should I know about The Stollery Charitable Foundation?

The Stollery Charitable Foundation awards funding and works with philanthropic partners to support health, education, social service, poverty alleviation, and human rights projects delivered by qualified donees. Its granting is focused on Edmonton, Kamloops, and Vancouver, with some invitation-based processes, and the foundation reports more than $52.8 million invested in charitable projects and programs over its first 30 years. In the funding ecosystem, the foundation is a significant regional philanthropic actor because it combines issue breadth with geographic focus. It can support organizations that operate near community need, while still applying a disciplined granting process. This kind of funder helps stabilize nonprofit services, strengthen program delivery, and provide bridge capital for projects that public systems may not fully fund. Its presence also helps attract and coordinate other philanthropic partners around measurable local impact.