USA and Canada
Facilitating the flux of philanthropy from and to the United States and Canada, in collaboration with Myriad USA and Myriad CANADA.
In order to increase its impact internationally, the King Baudouin Foundation works closely with the members of the Myriad alliance for borderless giving created together with its ‘family’: Myriad USA and Myriad CANADA, and through its partnership with Give2Asia, a U.S.-based Public Charity with local antennas in Hong Kong SAR and Australia.
Myriad USA is at the service of American philanthropists and donors who wish to support good causes in Europe and Africa. KBF CANADA provides support for Canadian philanthropists and donors who wish to develop charitable projects internationally. Via charitable funds that we manage, the Foundation also supports projects in the United States and Canada, notably projects relating to training.
Our activities
- we advise and propose made-to-measure solutions for American and Canadian donors who wish to support good causes abroad
- and we support projects of general interest in the United States and Canada.
USA and Canada is part of the programme Europe & international
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Grantees
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Complete reinterpretation of existing modern and contemporary galleries.
Trustees of Dartmouth College
Halstead Family Scholarships for students suffering financial hardship.
The Metropolitan Opera
Highly selective training programme for up-and-coming opera artists.
Funds and philanthropic tools
Fondation HEC Montréal (European Friends Fund)
The mission of the Fondation HEC Montréal is to support the HEC Montréal (business school) in training the next generation of world-class business leaders.
Tent Foundation (European Friends Fund)
Tent facilitates economic and social integration opportunities for refugees and other forcibly displaced people.
Halstead Family Education Fund
Education opportunities for European students at a US college. Stipends for recent war veterans who accomplish the mission of teaching nutrition to school age children.