Community Grants – Second In-Take Due March 15th
Calling all Non-Profit Organizations
It's that time of year again! We are thrilled to announce the second in-take for applications for the 2024 Community Grants Program are now open. If you're a non-profit organization with a passion for making a positive impact in our community, this is your opportunity to shine!
About the Community Grants Program:
Our Community Grants Program is dedicated to supporting and empowering non-profit organizations that are committed to creating lasting change. Whether you focus on education, healthcare, environmental conservation, arts and culture, or any other noble cause, we want to hear from you!
Why Apply?
- Financial Support: Selected organizations will receive grants to fuel their projects and initiatives.
- Visibility: Showcase your work and amplify your impact by becoming part of our network.
- Collaboration: Connect with like-minded organizations and individuals for potential partnerships.
- Recognition: Gain recognition for your dedication to the community and the causes you champion.
Application Details:
- Application Period: Applications are now being accepted and must be submitted by March 15th, 2024.
- Eligibility: Open to registered non-profit organizations with a clear mission and goals aligned with community betterment.
- Application Process: To apply, please complete the online application form, or pick one up at the District Municipal Office, 1 Mackenzie Blvd. Make sure to provide detailed information about your organization, proposed project, budget, and expected impact. Applications can be submitted by email or dropped off to the District Municipal Office.
Funding Categories:
- Rent Subsidy
- By providing the District-owned and operated facilities at no charge for specific events.
- Capital Expenditure
- By providing cash grants or in-kind grants for capital projects. In recognition of the costs of these projects, the District may contribute up to 50% of the eligible costs of a project to a maximum of $2,000.
- Special Project
- By providing annual cash grants and/or in-kind grants for a one-time special or annual event, program or activity.
- Fee-for-Service Agreement
- By providing cash grants and/ or in-kind grants for on-going operational support. The District may consider entering into this type of agreement when the recipient is a not-for-profit organization delivering a service or program that extends the reach of District programs and services. The length of the agreement will not exceed three (3) years and all recipients shall provide reporting regarding service delivery as requested.