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Consumer Fund Distribution

Recipients of Initial Consumer Fund Distribution
Allocation to National Organizations - 30% of Initial Consumer Fund Distribution	% division within recipients
Food Safety Network	29.0
Option Consommateurs ( Canada)	29.0
Canadian Foundation for Dietetic Research	12.5
The Centre for Research in Women’s Health	10.5
The Centre for Science in the Public Interest	10.5
Canadian Institute of Food and Nutrition	8.5
Allocation to all provinces and territories except Québec - 53.5% of Initial Consumer Fund Distribution	% division within recipients
Victoria Order of Nurses	35.0
Canadian Association of Food Banks	25.0
Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada	20.0
Breakfast for Learning	15.0
Canadian Feed the Children	5.0
Allocation to Québec - 16.5% of Initial Consumer Fund Distribution	% division within recipients
Centraide pour tout le Québec	35.0
Fonds d’aide au recours collectif	30.0
Campagne de prévention à l’endettement des 40 associations de consommateurs du Québec	10.0
Projet Petits prêts (en collaboration avec la Fiducie Desjardins et la Coalition des associations des consommateurs du Québec)	9.0
Fondation Claude Masse	8.0
Option Consommateurs	8.0

Recipients of Final Consumer Fund Distribution, if any
Northwestern Region - 30.3% of Final Consumer Fund Distribution	% division within recipients
University of British Columbia	45
University of Alberta	33
University of Manitoba	12
Western College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Saskatchewan	10
Eastern Region – 7.6% of Final Consumer Fund Distribution	% division within recipients
Memorial University	50
Dalhousie University	50
Ontario - 38.4% of Final Consumer Fund Distribution	% division within recipients
University of Toronto	25
University of Guelph	25
Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph	25
Ontario Agri-Food Education	25
Québec - 23.7% of Final Consumer Fund Distribution	% division within recipients
Fonds d’aide au recours collectif	30.0
Université Laval	17.5
McGill University	17.5
Faculté de médecine vétérinaire, Université of Montréal	17.5
Option Consommateurs [to a maximum of $1 million]	17.5


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