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Toronto Arts Foundation is a Registered Charity: # 88854 7064 RR000

Toronto Arts Foundation
26 Grand Trunk Crescent, Suite 200
Toronto, Ontario ♦ M5J 3A9

Grand Trunk Crescent is located south of Bremner Blvd, between Lower Simcoe St. and York St. Union Station is the nearest subway to our office. MAP

Donor information: Please conntact Dane Bland at 416-392-6802 ext. 239 or dane[at]torontoarts[dot]org

General Office: Phone: 416-392-6800 ♦ Fax: 416-392-6920

Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Visits to the office after 4 p.m. by appointment only.  

Visitor Information:

  • While our services are available from Monday - Friday, staff work from home on Fridays. The doors to 26 Grand Trunk Crescent are locked on Fridays. 
  • Please note that our office is wheelchair accessible.
  • Toronto Arts Foundation has a Scent-Free Policy. Scented products such as hair spray, perfume, and deodorant can trigger reactions such as respiratory distress and headaches. Staff and visitors are asked to not use these products when reporting to this office.
  • Parking: The nearest pay parking lot is opposite our office on Grand Trunk Crescent. 

For general information please contact:

Michelle Parson, Office Manager
416-392-6800 x 200
michelle[at]torontoartscouncil[dot]org

To contact one of our team members, please click here

Respect for Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation staff

Toronto Arts Council and Toronto Arts Foundation staff are here to help by providing feedback, information and support for grants, awards and programs. 

Granting and awards programs are competitive and we understand that it can be very disappointing when grant applications or award nominations are not successful. Please recognize that individual staff members as well as peer assessors are not personally responsible for decisions, and are doing their best to assist and support all applicants and nominees. 

We care about the mental and physical well-being of our staff and expect every person interacting with them to treat them with respect. Raised voices, vulgar or aggressive language, negative comments regarding professional expertise or personal character, or any other type of threat is not acceptable.

Staff are instructed to provide a warning to anyone interacting with them in a disrespectful way and then to disengage if the behaviour continues. Staff will also document the encounter in case further action is required.

Anyone with questions or concerns about this policy is encouraged to contact us.

Feedback

Toronto Arts Foundation welcomes all feedback about its initiatives, positive or negative. Your comments may lead to improved services, so if you have a complaint or suggestion, please let us know.