Toronto, ON
The Sonar Podcast Network
By Marianna Miniotis September 2023
Ballerz United Academy
By Keon Tatham August 2023
Adaptive Tennis for Neurodivergent Children
By John Manning July 2023
Growing the Trans Power Soup Social
By Alice Elizabeth Graham June 2023
Jour Vert
By Eleanor Jimenez April 2015
Walkable Planets
By Jode Roberts April 2015
The Ouch! Package
By Andrew Bacchus February 2015
HA Halbert Jr PS Community Garden and Kindy Yard
By Nicole Miller August 2014
ArtBox
By Genevieve Backus May 2014
LoveTO
By Nikki Fotheringham March 2014
World's First Interactive Project Gallery by Kids
By Andy Forest September 2013
#teetertotter
By Julian Michael Majewski May 2013
F-You: The Forgiveness Project
By tara muldoon March 2013
Teen Legal Helpline
By Matthew Boulos February 2013
LoveCRAFT T.O.
By David Carey December 2012
LITTLE FREE LIBRARY FOR TRINITY BELLEWOODS PARK
By Bill Wrigley September 2012
Park Yourself Here
By Andrew Chiu, Timothy Mitanidis, Marek Rudzinski September 2012
Toronto Bicycle Music Festival
By James Davis August 2012
The Complete Street Band
By Justin Malecki August 2012
StopGap
By Luke Anderson July 2012
The Love Lettering Project
By Lindsay Zier-Vogel April 2012
Guerilla Gardening: perennial plants
By Terry Aldebert March 2012
Bellwood's Push Mower Society (BPMs)
By Jason Yarwood January 2012
Flamin' Rainbows
By Alex Leitch December 2011
Ikea Hack Installation
By Chris DeLuca November 2011
ChocoSol's Off-grid Chocolate Factory Mini-mobile
By Lorin Symington October 2011
Guerrilla fish taco stand
By Derek Anderson September 2011
Carbon Capture Jewelry
By Christopher Eli Wilmer August 2011
Attack of the 50-foot Rob Ford
By Ryan Ringer June 2011
The Toronto Kiss Map
By Chris Kay Fraser May 2011
Cardboard Fort Night!
By Sherwin Tjia April 2011
The Mighty Wall of Tics
By Kenneth Butland March 2011
Connect the T-Dots
By Stephanie Avery February 2011
About Us
After six years away, we are thrilled to announce the return of Awesome Foundation Toronto 🎉
The Awesome Foundation in Toronto
The Awesome Foundation is a group of people getting together and pooling their own money to make exciting, helpful projects happen in their community.
AF projects run the gamut from meeting the needs of our communities (such as the Teen Legal Helpline) to inspiring the creativity in every neighborhood in Toronto (like the Toronto Bicycle Music Festival)—or, like Guerilla Gardening with native plants, both at once.
Our goal is to serve the entire Greater Toronto Area—to fund projects as widespread and diverse in geography, in identity, in life situation as our city and region.
Let's make your project happen!
If you have an idea for an amazing, community-oriented project that $1000 would bring to reality, please apply! The application process is light and designed to be accessible to everyone.
PS Want to help us make more Awesome, either as a dues-paying trustee or a volunteer helping with organization or marketing? Drop us a line, we'd love to chat!
