Foundation / Corporation
Laidlaw Foundation
07/07/14
Grants to Ontario, Canada youth-led groups that are working to bring attention to and address concerns that are important to them, their peers, and their communities. The Foundation is particularly interested in creative projects that reach underserved youth, addressing social justice and youth community priorities, and efforts to get young people’s perspectives heard by people making decisions that have an impact on their lives (eg. Politicians, School Boards, Community Housing, Service Providers, Parents).
GrantWatch ID#: 143396
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Ana Skinner, Program Manager
416-964-3614 ext. 307
askinner@laidlawfdn.org
Laidlaw Foundation
365 Bloor Street East, Suite 2000
Toronto ON M4W 3L4
416.964.3614
info@laidlawfdn.org
Canada: Ontario;
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