post

The Community Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador's vision is thriving Newfoundland and Labrador communities where everyone belongs. The Community Foundation is a registered charity that helps individuals, businesses, governments and organizations invest in the communities they love by creating and managing charitable funds that support causes and local groups across the province.

Established in 2001, CFNL stewards more than $3 million in philanthropic investment for the benefit of the province, has facilitated granting of over $4 million and leads community knowledge initiatives like NL Vital Signs. We're part of Community Foundations of Canada (CFC), the national network for Canada's 200+ community foundations that, combined, stewards $9 billion in resources and reaches 90 percent of the country's geography.

Learn more about our services for individuals, families and professional advisors in the Giving Guide or how we can support local governments and community organizations through Community Services.

Join our community

Sign up and stay informed of our projects.

 

Subscribe

* indicates required

Intuit Mailchimp

 

Announcement

A Story of Kindness from the North Shore of Conception Bay | Nominated by the Town of Small Point to Adam’s Cove

Robyn and Scott had been forced from their home by fire once before. This time, they used that experience to support their community. When the Adam’s Cove and Kingston fires came in 2025, Robyn Dwyer and Scott Chandler knew what their neighbours were facing having been through forest fires while

LEARN MORE

A Story of Kindness from Small Point to Adam’s Cove | Nominated by the Town of Small Point to Adam’s Cove

When the wildfires came, Marie Kennell was always the last volunteer to go home. Marie was there through all of the 2025 wildfires, from the first days through the evacuation and the return home. Other volunteers often had to remind her to call it a day. She’s the kind of

LEARN MORE

Vital Partners

Vital Partners ensure a strong Community Foundation in this province and are an important part of the community working towards thriving Newfoundland and Labrador communities where everyone belongs. Thank you for your generous contributions.