Vital Signs 2022: Meet the working group
The Foundation of Greater Montréal's and the Institut du Québec's teams wish to thank the volunteer…
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Vital Signs 2022: the women and girls of Greater Montréal
This new 2022 edition of Vital Signs is intended as an overview of the situation of women and girls…
2021 Annual Report: A word from Kathy Fazel and Karel Mayrand
Annual Report: 2021 was a major turning point for the Foundation of Greater Montréal, a year in which…
#WIMFund: GRIS-Montréal
Since 1994, GRIS-Montréal has demystified homosexuality and bisexuality in schools. Over time, the organization’s…
Families on the front line
The pressure felt by families puts our social resilience to the test. We have to face reality: many…
Universal accessibility: it's in everyone interest
A third of Quebecers say they have a functional limitation. Therefore, reaching universal accessibility…
The Fonds Fondation LISI GEOFFROY
René Lisi explains why and how he built his philanthropic project, the Fonds Fondation LISI GEOFFROY…
The performing arts, a reflection of our society
The performing arts are not just entertainment. They also can provide us with fresh insights into society’s…
Good health is a community business
Our community environment – physical as well as social – and its inequalities profoundly influence our…
The Foundation of Greater Montréal is your foundation
2022 will bring plenty of challenges, but also plenty of opportunities to be seized for the Foundation…
Happy Holidays and our best wishes for 2022
As the year comes to a close, we continue to think of those who were hit hardest by the consequences…
Fighting homelessness with a new philanthropic approach
To fight homelessness, the Foundation adds a new tool to its arsenal: the Collective Fund for Social…