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About Overview History People Work Environment Inclusive Local Economies Performing Arts Metcalf Fellowship Impact Investing News & Events Metcalf Stories Workshops & Events Newsletters Ideas Publications Biennial Reports Videos Special Series Grants Grants Database Contact Us Media Requests Privacy Policy * About * Work * News & Events * Ideas * Grants * * Investing in people, ideas, and actions to build a just, healthy, and creative society + Peggy Baker and Meredith Potter. Investing in people, ideas, and actions to build a just, healthy, and creative society + Photo: The Local StoryLab Investing in people, ideas, and actions to build a just, healthy, and creative society + Photo: Pat Kane Investing in people, ideas, and actions to build a just, healthy, and creative society + Peggy Baker and Meredith Potter. Investing in people, ideas, and actions to build a just, healthy, and creative society + Photo: The Local StoryLab Investing in people, ideas, and actions to build a just, healthy, and creative society + Photo: Pat Kane Investing in people, ideas, and actions to build a just, healthy, and creative society + Peggy Baker and Meredith Potter. Investing in people, ideas, and actions to build a just, healthy, and creative society ABOUT The Metcalf Foundation was established in 1960 by George Cedric Metcalf. We have three principal areas of focus: the environment, inclusive local economies, and performing arts. Through all of our work, we cultivate, support, and celebrate those working on the frontlines of social change. Learn More About Us UPCOMING GRANT DEADLINES See all grants OUR PROGRAMS Environment Inclusive Local Economies Performing Arts INCLUSIVE LOCAL ECONOMIES Advancing economic dignity and prosperity for low-income people and communities in Toronto Learn More PERFORMING ARTS Supporting individuals, organizations, and field building in the performing arts Learn More ENVIRONMENT Building transformative solutions that benefit people, climate, and biodiversity Learn More INCLUSIVE LOCAL ECONOMIES Advancing economic dignity and prosperity for low-income people and communities in Toronto Learn More PERFORMING ARTS Supporting individuals, organizations, and field building in the performing arts Learn More ENVIRONMENT Building transformative solutions that benefit people, climate, and biodiversity Learn More INCLUSIVE LOCAL ECONOMIES Advancing economic dignity and prosperity for low-income people and communities in Toronto Learn More FEATURED PUBLICATIONS Biennial Report THE LONG VIEW Explore our 2022–2023 digital biennial report. Learn More Performing Arts / Metcalf Fellowship ART AND THE WORLD AFTER THIS Driven by a sense of urgency and optimism, Art and the World After This makes the case for grounding the arts firmly in action as a powerful force for creating a better world. The report explores four distinct but interrelated disruptions which have shaken our world — the disruption of activity (pandemic), society (social unrest), industry (digital revolution), and the world (climate crisis) — as well as the unique value art brings to society. In this timely report, David Maggs explores how the arts can serve a more applied and accountable role in society as a catalyst for meeting the profound challenges we face. Learn More Biennial Report THE LONG VIEW Explore our 2022–2023 digital biennial report. Learn More Performing Arts / Metcalf Fellowship ART AND THE WORLD AFTER THIS Driven by a sense of urgency and optimism, Art and the World After This makes the case for grounding the arts firmly in action as a powerful force for creating a better world. The report explores four distinct but interrelated disruptions which have shaken our world — the disruption of activity (pandemic), society (social unrest), industry (digital revolution), and the world (climate crisis) — as well as the unique value art brings to society. In this timely report, David Maggs explores how the arts can serve a more applied and accountable role in society as a catalyst for meeting the profound challenges we face. Learn More Biennial Report THE LONG VIEW Explore our 2022–2023 digital biennial report. Learn More Performing Arts / Metcalf Fellowship ART AND THE WORLD AFTER THIS Driven by a sense of urgency and optimism, Art and the World After This makes the case for grounding the arts firmly in action as a powerful force for creating a better world. The report explores four distinct but interrelated disruptions which have shaken our world — the disruption of activity (pandemic), society (social unrest), industry (digital revolution), and the world (climate crisis) — as well as the unique value art brings to society. In this timely report, David Maggs explores how the arts can serve a more applied and accountable role in society as a catalyst for meeting the profound challenges we face. Learn More METCALF HIGHLIGHTS Performing Arts Art After This with Michael Trent More Performing Arts The Joys Ahead: Ideas Into Action in Canada’s Cultural Sector Environment ‘We Are Made From the Land’ Documentary Profiles Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area Initiative Inclusive Local Economies Grounded Leadership: Underpinning Strategic Experimentation and Success Performing Arts Information Session: 2024 Performing Arts Initiatives Inclusive Local Economies Flaunt It Studio: An Inclusive Creative Coworking Space in Jane-Finch Environment First Nations Carbon Toolkit: A Resource to Assess Forest Carbon Projects Performing Arts Art After This with Vicki Stroich and Judi Pearl Performing Arts 2023 Booster Fund Performing Arts Meet the Latest Cohort of Performing Arts Interns Performing Arts Art and the Climate Crisis Performing Arts Celebrating the 2023 Johannas Metcalf Story Metcalf Foundation Welcomes Jamison Steeve as New President and CEO Performing Arts Art After This with Robin Sokoloski Performing Arts Metcalf Foundation Announces Five Winners for the 2023 Johanna Metcalf Performing Arts Prizes Inclusive Local Economies The Local: The Finch West Issue Environment Significant Milestone Reached for Indigenous-Led Initiative in the Northwest Territories Load More + SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER Keep updated on the latest in Metcalf news and events, resources, grant information, and more. The Metcalf Foundation office is located on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. Today, the meeting place of “Tkaronto’’ (Toronto) continues to be home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to work together on this land. 38 Madison Avenue Toronto, Ontario M5R 2S1 Contact Us Media Requests Privacy Policy The Metcalf Foundation office is located on the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. Today, the meeting place of “Tkaronto’’ (Toronto) continues to be home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to work together on this land. 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