Community One Foundation appears to be a very small Canadian public foundation with a highly targeted granting approach, making only one reported grant in the available data. Its sole known recipient, the Bill Seven Award Trust, suggests support for an established award or trust vehicle rather than broad open grantmaking, with an emphasis on recognizing or advancing community benefit through a named trust. Because public recipient data is sparse, its priorities look concentrated and relationship-based rather than programmatic or high-volume.
Source: Canada Revenue Agency T3010, 2023
Makes occasional, low-volume grants from a modest asset base, with funding concentrated in a small number of recipients and likely aimed at a specific purpose or trust arrangement rather than open competitive grants.
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Applicants should look for a close alignment with the foundation’s likely purpose-driven or award-related giving style, and be prepared to show a clear, specific use for funds rather than a broad general operating case. Since public grant history is extremely limited, outreach or referral through existing relationships may matter more than a standard application.
Current and upcoming funding from COMMUNITY ONE FOUNDATION that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Honours registered charities with projects in research and education about 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.
Deadline: Annual cycle; no specific current deadline was visible in the scraped content.
Who can apply: Open to registered charities or groups trusteed by a registered charity for Foundation Awards; General Awards are open to unincorporated groups, collectives, and/or individuals without charitable status. Projects must have a positive impact on 2SLGBTQIA+ communities in the GTA and/or Indigenous communities across Ontario. Community One strongly encourages applications that prioritize Two-Spirit, Indigenous, Trans, Non-binary, practitioners, facilitators, artists, and communities. New applicants and repeat applicants who have not yet been awarded are prioritized.
Deadline: Annual grant cycle; 2027 information was noted as coming soon. No specific current deadline was visible in the scraped content.
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