Grants & Programs Indigenous Youth / Grants & Programs / Indigenous Youth Impact Investing Laidlaw Foundation invests not only through grants but also through capital that strengthens communities and advances our mission. Indigenous Strategy Laidlaw Foundation’s Indigenous Strategy reflects a shared commitment shaped by Indigenous youth, Elders, and community leaders. Indigenous Youth & Community Futures Fund The Indigenous Youth & Community Futures Fund (IYCFF) supports Indigenous young people in Ontario who are strengthening connections to land, language, and culture while carrying knowledge forward for future generations. Nathan Gilbert Youth Innovation Fellowship Each year, Laidlaw Foundation selects one or two young Black, Indigenous, and/or racialized leaders who are actively addressing issues impacting youth in the areas of education, child welfare, criminal justice and/or environmental justice. Youth Action Fund The Youth Action Fund (YAF) provides funds to Ontario-based grassroots initiatives led by and for Black, Indigenous, and racialized young people aged 35 and under.
Impact Investing Laidlaw Foundation invests not only through grants but also through capital that strengthens communities and advances our mission.
Indigenous Strategy Laidlaw Foundation’s Indigenous Strategy reflects a shared commitment shaped by Indigenous youth, Elders, and community leaders.
Indigenous Youth & Community Futures Fund The Indigenous Youth & Community Futures Fund (IYCFF) supports Indigenous young people in Ontario who are strengthening connections to land, language, and culture while carrying knowledge forward for future generations.
Nathan Gilbert Youth Innovation Fellowship Each year, Laidlaw Foundation selects one or two young Black, Indigenous, and/or racialized leaders who are actively addressing issues impacting youth in the areas of education, child welfare, criminal justice and/or environmental justice.
Youth Action Fund The Youth Action Fund (YAF) provides funds to Ontario-based grassroots initiatives led by and for Black, Indigenous, and racialized young people aged 35 and under.