Public Charity

University of Ottawa

University of Ottawa is a nonprofit organization categorized as Public Charity. Its most recent IRS filing (2025) reports revenue of $1.1B, expenses of $1.1B, total assets of $2.9B. Imperigo tracks 3 reported grant relationships connected to this organization totaling approximately $324K.

EIN: 980654654 Latest filing: 2025
Total Revenue$1.1B
Total Expenses$1.1B
Total Assets$2.9B
Grant Records3
Funding Total$324K
Filing Years2025

Mission

The University of Ottawa is the world's largest bilingual (English-French) university. Its mission is to be a leader in education and research, fostering a community that values inclusivity, innovation, and collaboration. The University aims to provide a rich, innovative, and engaging learning experience while actively combating racism and building a more inclusive community. It is committed to sustainability in teaching, research, and operations, and to building meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities throughout its region and across Canada. It also aims to further bilingualism and biculturalism, preserve and develop French culture in Ontario, and ensure the well-being and safety of its community.

Sample Grants Received

National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment
2024
The title of this grant is "A Global Metric to Measure American Football Helmet Performance in the Mitigation of Brain Trauma".
$109,250
National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment
2019
The title of this grant is "Establishing Test Parameters for Youth American Football Helmets Informed by Injury Surveillance". The results of this research will provide NOCSAE with data from biomechanical analysis of youth head impacts in American football to inform the development of a youth football helmet standard. All head impact events in youth football will be documented and reconstructed for concussive and non-concussive impacts to establish youth specific risk curves for peak linear to develop an impact protocol, as well as establishing certification criteria that reflect the risk of concussive events in youth.
$114,748
National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment
2017
The title of this grant is "Establishing test parameters for youth American Football helmets informed by injury surveillance". The results of this research will provide NOCSAE with data from biomechanical analysis of youth head impacts in American football to inform the development of a youth football helmet standard. All head impact events in youth football will be documented and reconstructed for concussive and non-concussive impacts to establish youth specific risk curves for peak linear to develop an impact protocol, as well as establishing certification criteria that reflect the risk of concussive events in youth.
$100,170

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Officers & Directors

Vice-Provost, Academic Affairs Alain St-Amant
Interim Director School of Pha Alain Stintzi
Vice-Provost, Graduate and Pos Andr Beauchemin
Associate VP Advancement Anne Mcilroy
Secretary-General Annick Bergeron
Vice Provost, Equity, Diversit Awad Ibrahim

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Top Grant Purposes

The title of this grant is "Establishing Test Parameters for Youth American Football Helmets Informed by Injury Surveillance". The results of this research will provide NOCSAE with data from biomechanical analysis of youth head impacts in American football to inform the development of a youth football helmet standard. All head impact events in youth football will be documented and reconstructed for concussive and non-concussive impacts to establish youth specific risk curves for peak linear to develop an impact protocol, as well as establishing certification criteria that reflect the risk of concussive events in youth.
$114,748 1 grant
The title of this grant is "A Global Metric to Measure American Football Helmet Performance in the Mitigation of Brain Trauma".
$109,250 1 grant
The title of this grant is "Establishing test parameters for youth American Football helmets informed by injury surveillance". The results of this research will provide NOCSAE with data from biomechanical analysis of youth head impacts in American football to inform the development of a youth football helmet standard. All head impact events in youth football will be documented and reconstructed for concussive and non-concussive impacts to establish youth specific risk curves for peak linear to develop an impact protocol, as well as establishing certification criteria that reflect the risk of concussive events in youth.
$100,170 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2025 $1.1B $1.1B $2.9B

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