Co-operators community funds

Our granting focus supports initiatives that lead to job creation and/or enhanced employability for underserved youth (aged 16 to 34) and individuals with mental health challenges.

$14.1 million in total grants disbursed since 1995
68 organizations funded in 2025
$1.72 million in grants disbursed in 2025

Download our CCF Annual Report

2025 CCF Annual Report

Grantee spotlight

Every year, we produce a video highlighting impactful programs that are supported by Co-operators Community Funds. Our most recent video features Bois Urbain. Based in Montreal, Bois Urbain seeks to support the social and professional integration of participants (particularly youth with mental health challenges) who have been excluded from the job market. As a social enterprise that produces goods and services related to woodworking, Bois Urbain leverages its economic activity to fulfill its mission to its members through a paid 26-week training program that prepares participants for meaningful careers.

2026 CCF grant applications

The application deadline for the Spring 2026 funding round has closed. If your organization is interested in applying for an upcoming funding round or requires more information, email us at the_cooperators_foundation@cooperators.ca

Co-operators Community Funds Investment Portfolio

Approximately 60% of CCF’s investment portfolio assets are held in impact investments, transition investments, and smaller-scale community impact investments. We challenge the traditional view that investments are solely to make money. We advocate for the broader impact of a foundation’s investments, beyond just financial returns.

Strengthening social inclusion

Groupe TAQ is a non-profit and adapted enterprise fostering the social and professional inclusion of those living with disabilities. Within CCF’s portfolio, community bond placements invested in organizations like Groupe TAQ create meaningful social impact.