Celebrating and supporting individual Indigenous artists and collectives. Toronto Arts Foundation’s Indigenous Artist Award is a $20,000 cash prize, with professional artist mentor/Elder or mentee/protégée designated by the Award Recipient to receive $5,000. The award recognizes...
KMHCF supports wildlife conservation with Wildlife Preservation Canada (WPC). WPC saves critically endangered species whose numbers in the wild are so low that hands-on action is the last defence to save them from extinction. KMHCF is proud to...
We are proud to announce our recent donation to @SickKidsVS, which will support diversity & inclusion at The Hospital for Sick Children. At SickKids Hospital, diversity isn’t a buzzword. It’s one of their guiding principles and...
KMHCF is Celebrating Pride Month 2021, we proudly supported Qu*ART an arts collective of Ottawa-based arts professionals. Qu*Art’s goal is to heighten LGBTQ2S+/ queer artistic activity and broaden intersectional discourse in Ottawa.Qu*ART works with established festivals...
The situation on the ground for LGBTQI+ people in Afghanistan remains dire. Rainbow Railroad continues to work with partners on the ground in Afghanistan. Rainbow Railroad is a global not-for-profit organization that helps LGTBQI+ people facing...
This year the K.M. Hunter Charitable Foundation will be supporting some of Wildlands League marine initiatives which will protect one of Canada’s most biodiverse areas. Known as Weeneebayko in Cree or as Southern Hudson Bay and James Bay. This area...