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The Ivey Foundation
is a private charitable foundation located in Toronto, Canada. It
was incorporated without share capital as The Richard Ivey Foundation
on December 31, 1947 under the laws of the Province of Ontario by
the late Richard G. Ivey, Q.C., LL.D., and his son, Richard M. Ivey,
C.C., Q.C., LL.D. Since 1947 the Foundation has made grants totalling
$69.1 million.
The Ivey Foundation has grown, evolved and kept pace with an increasingly
demanding and sophisticated grant-seeking community. With roots
in London, Ontario, it helped establish that city as a centre of
health-care excellence and home to a leading research-intensive
university. Today, the Conserving Canada's Forests Program provides
critical support for environmental sustainability across the country.
Throughout its long and rich history, the Foundation has maintained
a focus on the pursuit and support of excellence, but has also embraced
change as a necessary element in its evolution.
As a family, we have been privileged to work together over three
generations, sharing ideas, insights and passions about the possibilities
of philanthropy. Going forward, the Ivey Foundation will continue
in its mission to improve the well-being of Canadians by focusing
its resources on selected issues of significance.
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Rosamond Ivey, Chair
Richard W. Ivey, Secretary and Treasurer
Suzanne Ivey Cook, Vice-Chair
Jennifer Ivey Bannock, Director
Bruce Lourie, President (ex-officio)
Richard M. Ivey
Suzanne Ivey Cook, Committee Chair and Director,
Ivey Foundation
Jennifer Ivey Bannock, Director, Ivey Foundation
Tim Gray, Program Director, Ivey Foundation
Bruce Lourie, President, Ivey Foundation
David Love, Executive Director, The Conservation Foundation of
Greater Toronto
Don Roberts, Managing Director, CIBC World Markets, Inc., Institutional
Equity Research
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Bruce Lourie, President
Tim Gray, Program Director
Riti Mandal, Executive Assistant/Office Manager
Lara Ellis, Program Officer
David Fillier, Director of Finance
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The directors, committee members and staff
of the Ivey Foundation are active in their communities, serving
as board members or otherwise involved in a wide spectrum of for-profit,
non-profit and charitable organizations. The Foundation recognizes
the value of involving individuals in its work who have a diversity
of experience, and are knowledgeable about the communities in
which it works. This means that, from time to time, conflicts
of interest or the appearance of such conflicts inevitably arise.
Where there is a material conflict of interest,
e.g. a director, committee member or staff member of the Foundation
is acting as a paid advisor, consultant or staff member of an
applicant, the individual will declare the conflict, not receive
any materials pertaining to the matter and absent themselves from
discussions and decisions regarding the matter in question. Where
a director, committee member or staff is acting as an unpaid advisor,
board director or in some other voluntary capacity with an applicant,
the individual will declare the conflict and avoid participating
in decisions or votes regarding the application, but need not
be absent from the discussion, according to the individual’s preference.
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Bruce Lourie
President
Ivey Foundation
11 Church Street, Suite 400
Toronto, Ontario
M5E 1W1
For further information about the Foundation's
grantmaking programs or to provide feedback about the website,
please contact us at:
e-mail: info@ivey.org
Telephone: (416) 867-9229
Fax: (416) 601-1689
Ivey Foundation relies on peer
reviews of proposals from a large list of anonymous experts across
Canada. We thank them kindly for their outstanding voluntary contributions
to our decision-making process.
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Photographs by Canadian photographer Thaddeus
Holownia -- Walden Pond Revisited, 2000-2001
www.holownia.com
Site Design by Shauna Rae -- Inspired Creative
& Graphic Design
shaunarae@mac.com
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