Give $100 to a Canadian charity.
Where does it actually go?
Every registered charity tells the CRA, once a year, exactly how it raised and spent its money. Those filings are public — and nearly unreadable. We itemize all 91,070 of them like a receipt: programs, fundraising, management, gifts to other charities.
$412.3B of 2024 revenue accounted for, and 1,663,338 charity-to-charity grants traced. Look up a charity in the header, browse by cause, or start with a ranking.
The ten biggest charities, 2024
- Mastercard Foundation$13.4B
- Charitable Gift Funds Canada Foundation$900.5M
- The Winnipeg Foundation$816.3M
- The Governing Council of the Salvation Army in Canada$524.1M
- The Azrieli Foundation$487.3M
- World Vision Canada$468.3M
- Canadahelps Canadon$448.6M
- The Canadian Red Cross Society$442.4M
- Jewish Community Foundation of Montreal$431.8M
- Second Harvest Canada$382.9M
By cause
- Religion (34,193)
- Poverty Relief (12,087)
- Education & Research (12,030)
- Grantmaking Foundations (9,353)
- Public Amenities (6,617)
- Health (6,371)
- Community Services (5,192)
- Arts & Culture (2,879)
- Animal Welfare (1,161)
- Environment & Agriculture (632)
- Seniors (500)
- Human Rights (55)
Charitable programs$82
Fundraising$11
Management & admin$7
TOTAL$100
Registered
A real filing, itemized. See the full page or look up any charity above.
Rankings
- The 50 biggest charities in Canada
- The 50 biggest foundations in Canada
- The biggest institutions on the charity register
- Canada's largest charity-to-charity grantmakers
- The most government-funded charities in Canada
- Charities with the most $350,000+ positions
- The highest fundraising spenders among large charities