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NCF invests over $207,000 into Niagara charities through fall grant programs.
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NCF's New Grant Portal
NCF is pleased to announce the launch of our new Granting Portal; making applying, receiving, and reporting on grants a streamlined and simple process.
Golden Horseshoe Community Foundations join Truth and Reconciliation Week 2022
All nine community foundations of the Golden Horseshoe region are coming together to help fund Truth and Reconciliation Week 2022.
MEDIA ADVISORY: New Look. Same Foundation.
After 21+ years in the community, Niagara Community Foundation is launching a new brand and visual identity for the organization, on June 8, 2022, positioning itself as Niagara’s philanthropic partner.
New look. Same foundation. Our rebrand story.
In 21+ years, the foundation has grown to $76 million in assets, over 400 fundholders and grants over $2.5 million each year. This exceptional growth has shaped and changed Niagara.
Largest Grant in NCF History
The generous $655,000 grant from the NCF’s David S. Howes Fund will supply all of the high-performance training and testing equipment at the new David S. Howes Sport Performance Centre.
Spring Wave of Niagara Community Foundation Grants
Niagara Community Foundation (NCF) is injecting over $620,000 into the charitable sector this spring with three grant programs, including the David S. Howes Fund Grant program.
New Environmental Endowment Fund Opens Up New Possibilities
The Niagara Community Foundation (NCF) is honoured to announce the creation of the Dorothea Thomas Foundation, an endowment fund that will be directed exclusively to supporting environmental causes here in Niagara.
Unflood Ontario
Unflood Ontario is a network that promotes urban natural infrastructure, such as rain gardens, green roofs, and trees, that replace hard surfaces with natural processes.
Niagara Community Foundation Funds Local Projects
After an incredibly challenging year, charities and good causes across Niagara will have a little help to continue to provide essential and necessary services to Niagara, thanks to the first series of the 2021 grants from the Niagara Community Foundation.
