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Right place, right time, right size

When assessing program and project grant requests, the Azrieli Foundation carefully considers what size contribution will make a meaningful and sustainable impact.

This practice is called “right-sizing” a grant. While the Foundation is often recognized for its largest investments, sometimes even a small contribution to the right organization, at the right time, can make all the difference.

Over the past three years, the Foundation has made a $4,000 annual grant to Concerts Lachine. This contribution helped launch the Lachine International Vocal Academy (LIVA), an intensive summer training program for emerging vocal talent. While the contribution overall seems small, it was exactly what Concerts Lachine needed to close its funding gap and open the Academy.

As a result of this contribution, LIVA has assembled an enviable faculty and provided career-boosting training to a cadre of talented young singers. Learn more about LIVA alumni and faculty.



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A Spotlight on Emerging Musicians
Supporting International Music Competitions in Canada The Azrieli Foundation is committed to supporting music and has a particular interest in emerging artist development and career development, especially within classical music. Discovering promising pianists In 1991, Calgary philanthropist Esther Honens established the Honens International Piano Competition with the dream of discovering and launching the careers of […]
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Azrieli Music Prizes
“Offering opportunities for the discovery, creation, performance and celebration of excellence in new concert music.” It was six years ago when soprano Sharon Azrieli, a board member of the Azrieli Foundation and a passionate supporter of the arts, conceived of the idea for the Azrieli Music Prizes. Since then, AMP has become Canada’s largest prize […]
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Sulamot: Music for Social Change
Sulamot, which means both a ladder and a musical scale in Hebrew, is an innovative and inspiring music education program for children living in the peripheries in Israel, where resources and teaching talent can be limited. By providing opportunities for these children to engage in meaningful music learning experiences – all within a patient, generous, […]

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The Azrieli Foundation
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The Azrieli Foundation is strictly apolitical. As a registered charity, the Azrieli Foundation does not engage in or fund any partisan political activities.

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