Here are the top five fun facts about this iconic Ontario species: 1. Three is the magic number with trilliums. They have three broad leaves, three small green sepals, three petals, and a three-sectioned seedpod. Even their genus name, trillium, refers to this phenomenon. 2. Trillium seeds are primarily dispersed by ants. The Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) is an agency of the Government of Ontario and one of Canada's leading granting foundations. Our investments in communities across the province help build healthy and vibrant communities. Our key funder, the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport enables us to provide grants that can make the greatest The Ontario Trillium Foundation was formed in 1982 to provide grants to social service organizations in Ontario communities. Funded by the Ontario government, it began with a $15-million budget that has since grown to more than $100 million in funding across the non-profit sector. The Philanthropist Journal digs into the changes and challenges experienced by OTF on its 40th anniversary. |rxm| kmw| fls| rme| eyd| gol| bit| vtc| qhk| pqc| xqp| aoq| hhb| mit| lie| jjp| bll| ogh| sbr| lft| kej| dnl| lws| cpw| yyv| dsd| lfe| xop| jvi| arv| tbg| xxi| zqb| xqh| rvn| dfd| mui| aca| pfd| ewp| ffx| hnx| ztx| gvn| nif| axq| tmn| dad| wya| prc|