Brian Bronfman Family Foundation

• Project budget, including amounts already received and other anticipated funding sources
• Summary of the organization’s mission
• Summary of the project’s goals and objectives
• Most recent financial statements (if possible)
• Current list of Officers and Directors (if possible)

• The applicant must be an organization with a registered charity number.
• The proposed work must be practical in nature and lead to real change.
• The initiative must align with “Applied Peace” objectives (e.g., reducing violence, improving empathy and communication, strengthening peaceful conflict resolution).
• The project should demonstrate positive, tangible outcomes.

Who is eligible?

• Registered charitable organizations (with a charity number)

Who is not eligible

• Organizations without a registered charity number

Eligible expenses

• Project costs included in the proposed project budget submitted with the application

Ineligible Costs and Activities

• Symbolic initiatives without practical impact
• Efforts that are largely political in nature

Eligible geographic areas

• Quebec (primary focus)
• Canada-wide (exceptional basis)
• International (exceptional basis)

• Ensure the initiative aligns with Applied Peace and is practical, outcomes-driven work.
• Ensure the request has a proper address.
• Ensure the applicant organization has a charity number.

• Prepare a project budget, including amounts already received and other anticipated sources of support.
• Prepare a summary of the organization’s mission.
• Prepare a summary of the project’s goals and objectives.

• Include the organization’s most recent financial statements, if possible.
• Include a current list of Officers and Directors, if possible.

• Submit the application package to the Brian Bronfman Family Foundation for consideration.

• Applications are initially screened after receipt.
• Eligible applications are reviewed by the Brian Bronfman Family Foundation board.
• Submitting an application does not guarantee funding.

• The Foundation strongly favours organizations and initiatives with an already-established relationship.
• Receipt of an application is not a guarantee of funding.
• Applications must include a proper address.
• Funding is focused on practical efforts rather than symbolic or largely political initiatives.