From coast to coast to coast, the Azrieli Foundation supports programs and initiatives across Canada in: education, healthcare, science and research, Holocaust education and legacy, neurodevelopment and neurodiverse initiatives, community, caregiving and music, arts and culture.

Step into Naomi Azrieli’s office and the walls quickly reveal they’re holding more than decoration—they tell the story of her 20 years of leadership at the Azrieli Foundation.

From Lisbon to London, Berlin and beyond, Azrieli Foundation staff travel the world in their roles as thought leaders and subject matter experts in their fields.

The Azrieli Foundation is ensuring new Canadians get the support they need to build a life in Canada.

The Azrieli Fellows Program has created a vibrant international network for the world’s best scientists and scholars.

The Azrieli Foundation’s Holocaust Survivor Memoirs Program brings survivors’ words into classrooms, shaping how students learn the past.

A collaborative approach to neuroscience is starting to produce results no single lab could achieve alone

Caregivers power the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence through passion and life experience.

When music education is well supported, students learn to flourish.

In Israel, mental health and addiction are rarely treated together. A new centre aims to change that.

For neurodiverse young people, early work experience builds confidence, independence and a path forward—when someone opens the door.

The day-to-day work, activities and decisions of the staff at the Azrieli Foundation are guided by foundational Jewish values, including: kindness, compassion, dignity and ‘tikkun olam’ (repairing the world).