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Got a project for Canada's next birthday?

This fund will provide communities with small grants (from $100 to $15,000) to support local projects,
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In preparation for Canada’s 150th birthday, the Canada 150 Fund continues to accept applications for community projects up to $50,000. Additionally, the Community Fund for Canada’s 150th, which provides community initiatives with grants from $100 to $15,000, also continues to accept applications.

Anthony Rota, Member of Parliament for Nipissing – Timiskaming, encourages all local organizations and communities to submit their applications.

Eligible funding recipients under the Canada 150 Fund include:

  • Canadian not-for-profit organizations, including corporations, trusts, cooperatives and unincorporated associations;
  • Canadian business corporations, including partnerships, trusts and joint ventures where projects are non-commercial in nature;
  • Canadian schools; and,
  • Canadian municipal governments and their institutions.

This fund will provide communities with small grants (from $100 to $15,000) to support local projects, distributed by participating community foundations from coast to coast to coast.