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Our Supporters

HealthBridge Foundation of Canada is grateful for the financial contributions made by generous individuals, institutions, foundations and government:

Institutions

  • Red Cross
  • SEATCA
  • Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids
  • American Cancer Society
  • Bioversity International
  • CARE Canada
  • EkoRural
  • IOGT
  • IDRC
  • Nutrition International
  • Tobacco-Free Kids
  • UN Habitat
  • UNICEF
  • USC Canada
  • University of Montreal
  • Vital Strategies
  • World Resources Institute

Foundations

  • 60 Million Girls Foundation
  • Tenaquip Foundation
  • The Sweanor Family Fund
  • The Gail & Harold Taylor Foundation
  • Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
  • Bloomberg Philanthropies
  • Community Foundation of Ottawa
  • Ontario Trillium Foundation
  • Peter Gilgan Foundation
  • Rockefeller Foundation
  • Unifor Social Justice Fund
  • Peterborough KM Hunter Charitable Foundation
  • Gay Lea Foundation

Government

  • Government of Canada

Donor Spotlight

The Tenaquip Foundation

The Tenaquip Foundation was created in November 2006 to support registered Canadian charities working in the areas of medical research, hospitals, children’s welfare and humanitarian causes. Since its inception, the Foundation has generously contributed millions to Canadians in need and to several international organizations, including HealthBridge Foundation of Canada.

The Tenaquip Foundation has supported HealthBridge since 2011, making the Foundation one of our long-term supporters. Over the last several years, Tenaquip has provided essential support to our projects, including the Improving reproductive health and preventing child marriage in Nepal and Vietnam project. Tenaquip’s generous contributions have helped deliver healthcare to thousands of women and children.

Donor Spotlight

The Sweanor Family Fund

The Sweanor Family Fund was founded by David Sweanor who is a member emeritus of the HealthBridge Board of Directors.

A Canadian lawyer, David has worked in global public health on tobacco for over 30 years. He has played a key role in Canadian efforts on tobacco taxation, smuggling, advertising restrictions, package labeling, environmental tobacco smoke, cessation, and product regulation. In addition, he has been active on a range of global issues, working with bodies such as the International Union Against Cancer, World Health Organization, World Bank and numerous governments and health agencies.