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Meaningful Work Foundation - Raise Our Meaningful Work Foundation Are you a registered Canadian charity breaking down barriers? In 2017, we launched the Meaningful Work Foundation to increase our non-profit capacity and make giving part of our DNA. Every year, 10% of our profits are given to organizations that work to break down barriers to employment.
Since 2019, Raise has provided more than $ 830,000 to 47 charities around the world that are actively working to remove barriers to work. Raise’s mission is to “connect people in meaningful work” so that we realize our vision that one day the 20% of people who love their jobs will become the 80% – and the world will be a different place. These grants further support that mission.
If you are a Canadian charity or non-profit organization that is breaking down barriers to employment, apply for a partnership grant with us! Thank you to all the charities who apply to our Meaningful Work Grant. The 2026 application is closed!
We will be announcing this year’s recipients on Friday, June 12th. Stay tuned! Frequently Asked Questions: Who is eligible to apply for a grant?
We grant to Canadian registered charities that are actively involved in breaking down barriers to employment. We require charities to have their own unique 15-digit Business Number (BN) assigned by the Canada Revenue Agency. How long does it take to receive a decision on my application?
Our internal review committee, consisting of Raise employees, reviews the applications in June. We communicate to all applicants the status and results of their application by the end of June. What is the deadline for grant applications?
Applications closed April 21th, 2026. and will reopen in Spring 2027. When I apply will I receive a notification?
Yes, after a successful submission an automated response email will be sent confirming your application was successfully received by the team. Read about our 2025 recipients: Raise Meaningful Work Foundation Announces 2026 Grant Recipients Every year, our Meaningful Work Foundation invests in charities that are creating... Highlights from two previous grant recipients:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Canadian registered charities with a valid 15-digit Business Number (BN) that work to remove employment barriers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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2026 Meaningful Work Foundation Grant is funded by Meaningful Work Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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