Granting & Programs
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Lewy Body Dementia 2026 Program
Lewy Body Dementia, encompassing Dementia with Lewy Bodies and Parkinson's Disease Dementia, is a common neurodegenerative condition that remains under-recognized and comparatively under-researched, with substantial gaps in diagnosis, biomarkers and treatment.
Granting Interests
The Foundation’s granting interests are guided by the vision and ambition of its founders. The Foundation supports a range of charitable work: the environment, neurodegenerative diseases of aging research and care, youth opportunity, and humanitarian response.
Granting Process
The Foundation’s application process is by invitation only. The Foundation proactively reaches out to organizations to submit proposals based on current funding interests. Unfortunately, we are not able to respond to unsolicited proposals.
Signature Programs
The Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation has several long-term signature programs that are a core part of its work.
Impact
Organizations Supported
Committed funding
Projects supported with national impact
Foundation Grantees
The Foundation is honoured to have recently supported the following organizations as they work to create a better world.
Select a category, then click on the underlined organizations to read their impact story.
- Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- Covenant House Toronto
- Dancing With Parkinson’s
- McGill University
- Rare Dementia Support Canada
- Queen’s University
- Scarborough Health Network Foundation
- Sinai Health Foundation
- Unity Health Toronto
- Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Foundation
- University of Calgary
- The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation
- Tuff Therapeutic Riding Foundation
- UHN Foundation
- University College London