The Allen & Loreen Van de Kerkhove Family Foundation appears to be a small, locally focused Canadian family foundation funding a mix of basic-needs, health, education, and community safety charities in the Victoria/Vancouver Island region. Its grants suggest a strong interest in supporting vulnerable populations and practical community services, including food security, parish-based outreach, prostate and brain injury support, therapeutic riding, and search-and-rescue/emergency response. It also appears to favor nearby, highly community-embedded organizations and a few Catholic-affiliated institutions.
Source: Canada Revenue Agency T3010, 2023
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Makes relatively modest grants to a small number of local charities, with an emphasis on direct community service organizations, health charities, and faith-linked institutions. Giving appears concentrated in Vancouver Island communities and is likely relationship-driven rather than through open application processes.
Lead with a clear, local community benefit and show how your program addresses a practical need in Victoria or on Vancouver Island. Applications will likely be strongest if they demonstrate direct service delivery, measurable impact, and alignment with basic needs, health, or community safety, especially if there is a faith-based or community-rooted dimension.
Current and upcoming funding from ALLEN & LOREEN VAN DE KERK HOVE FAMILY FOUNDATION that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Must be a CRA registered charity in good standing, locally based on Vancouver Island, have a large number of volunteers, low administration costs, and be able to provide financial statements.
Deadline: Board meets twice a year, usually in May and October; no fixed application deadline stated.
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