| Our relationship with a grantee
is an investment built on a shared commitment to excellence.
A major source of our satisfaction is our working relationship
with charitable-sector entrepreneurs who have the character
and ambition necessary to successfully execute on their charitable
objectives. We believe that relationships
with the right strategic partners are critical to a charity’s
success. The Rasch Foundation’s focused experience and
expansive network allows us to contribute substantially to
this dimension of our work with our grantees.
Of particular interest to the Foundation are
charitable opportunities that address niche markets in the
following areas:
The Rasch Foundation operates its own scholarship program.
We will consider grants in other areas, including Child Abuse
Prevention, programs that combat racism, and early education
opportunities.
We place a particular emphasis on supporting organizations
that seek to leverage advances in technology to delivery superior
healthcare and medical services. We also support arthritis,
cancer, and autism research in Canada.
We are interested in supporting charities that have provided
long-standing leadership on conservation issues. We also work
to identify and support a variety of organizations that bring
breadth, innovation, and vigor to the cause of environmental
stewardship.
This broad mandate encompasses a variety of issues including
the prevention of animal cruelty, the protection of endangered
species, and funding for no-kill animal shelters.
Simply put, a Social Entrepreneur addresses social issues
by either starting a non-profit venture that solves a social
problem, or employing a business startup mindset to tackle
a charitable objective. We support Social Entrepreneurs in
their quest to improve society, and we invite grant proposals
for review.
The Rasch Foundation supports Jewish programs, with a particular
emphasis on combating anti-Semitism, advancing secular Jewish
education, and promoting Humanistic Judaism.
To apply for a grant, please email grants@raschfoundation.org.
Your proposal must be in the form of an executive summary
and should not exceed 2 pages. Proposal should clearly indicate
your objectives, how you will measure your success, and the
financial requirements to execute your plan. Please utilize
our Grant Guideline Document
for your submission.
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