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The Canada Summer Job (CSJ) is a program offered to youth by the Government of Canada under the Youth Employment & Skills Strategy. This will allow our youth to develop skills and gain paid work experience. Eligible applicants include employers from not-for-profit organizations and the public sector, as well as private sector organizations with 50 or fewer full-time employees.

Grants of up to $8,000 to British Columbia municipalities and First Nations to hire grant writers for assistance with funding applications in eligible locations. Funds are intended to enable communities within the funding source’s service area to apply for financial assistance for economic development projects in Central and Northern British Columbia.

The Johansen Larsen Foundation Grant offers single year, multi-year, and emergency grants across Canada. Their focus areas include marginalized children and youth, and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.

The Smart & Caring Community Grant offers support towards a wide range of projects that benefit those living within the boundaries. Funded activities must provide a direct service to the “community” or take an innovative approach to community concerns.

The Canada Post Community Foundation offers grants to Canadian schools, charities, and community organizations that benefit children, youth, and Indigenous youth. These grants support programs and initiatives that make a positive impact on the lives of young people in Canada.

The Charles H. Ivey Foundation accepts Grant Application Letters twice a year. The foundation's focus is on supporting charities addressing youth at risk in Southern Ontario, particularly in the areas of education, health care, social services, arts & culture, and the environment.

The Community Fund provides annual grants of up to $25,000 to Canadian registered charities to increase access to mental health supports and services in communities across Canada.

The Hamber Foundation is a private charity focused on funding institutions and registered non-profit organizations. Their core principles include amateur athletics, educational resources, cultural & creative arts, and health & welfare. Applicants will be notified of the board’s decision by June 15 and December 15.

The TELUS Indigenous Communities Fund provides flexible grant funding to Indigenous-led programs supporting Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
Funding is available for projects focused on, but not limited to:
Health, mental health and well-being
Access to education and resources
Community building and enhancement
Language and cultural revitalization
Inter-community sharing of cultural stories

BC Hydro funds eligible organizations by supporting the development of new or expansion of existing programs that align with their focus areas, including building the STEM workforce, safety education, and developing a clean and sustainable future.

The Raise Meaningful Work Foundation works to remove obstacles to meaningful employment for individuals in our communities. They collaborate with business-aligned organizations, seeking genuine partnerships through knowledge sharing, volunteerism, and mentorship, rather than just financial contributions.

TD provides nationwide funding for community-based projects and events that align with the TD Ready Commitment, focusing on areas such as Financial Security, Vibrant Planet, Connected Communities, and Better Health.

The Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) offers grants of up to $100,000 to support community-driven internet initiatives across Canada. These grants fund infrastructure, online safety, and policy engagement, prioritizing projects benefiting rural, Northern, and Indigenous communities, as well as students from kindergarten to post-secondary education.

The Pacific Blue Cross offers funding for larger multi-year initiatives of up to $100,000, most often including capital campaigns.

Pacific Blue Cross is looking to partner with organizations on projects or programs! They’re offering funding up to $45,000 over three years, with the goal of actively collaborating with the chosen organizations. They’re particularly interested in projects where they can actively participate, contributing volunteer hours, event support, and other forms of assistance.

The Regional Housing First Program (RHFP) is designed to amplify the creation of affordable rental housing in Greater Victoria. Guided by a recent Community Plan, RHFP prioritizes support for Indigenous individuals experiencing homelessness, youth aged 16-25 in need, and women fleeing violence. This call is open to all non-profit housing providers, community groups, and private sector firms. Non-profit housing societies may partner with other organizations to strengthen their proposed project.

The community gaming grants provides annual funding in order to support organizations and their delivery of ongoing programs and services that meet the needs for their community. There are a number of categories that the community gaming grants support such as art and culture, public safety, Human & Social services, and many more.

The Neighbourhood Small Grants program was created to support small-scale community projects in the North Okanagan. It is focused on supporting small projects by individuals that foster a stronger, resilient community.

The George Lunan Foundation awards grants to Arts and Cultural, Educational, Environmental, Health and Welfare, Social Services and Religious organizations operating within the Province of Ontario. Grants, which do not normally exceed $5,000, are generally made for special projects, operating funds, equipment funds and seed money.

Project grants (up to 12 months) & Multi-Year Grants (1-3 years). The grant supports registered charities that are focused on strengthening children, youth & families, health & community service, education and more. The funds are discretionary, and a volunteer committee decides who receives funding based on the applications. A registered charity can only apply once in a 12-month period.

Registered charities in Waterloo Region can amplify their impact with United Way’s Community Impact Fund. This flexible funding program offers two options: Capacity Building Grants strengthen your organization’s core for long-term sustainability, while Program & Project Grants provide dedicated funding to address specific community needs through new or existing initiatives.

The SSQ Foundation prioritizes keeping youth in school. Their grants support organizations tackling dropout. Invest in a brighter future

The BC Rehab Foundation is here to make a positive impact on accessibility throughout the province. Through their project grant, they are supporting a wide range of initiatives and projects solely dedicated to benefiting individuals with disabilities.

The Zeller Family Foundation is dedicated to providing support to charitable organizations, in Quebec, and especially in the Montreal region. The Foundation is focused on youth, social services, health, education, social entrepreneurship, arts & culture, and environment. The Zeller Family Foundation provides funding to produce the most benefit and to maximize the impact of giving.

The Critical Food Infrastructure Grant aims to support community-led projects in British Columbia that increase year-round access to healthy food. By strengthening local food security and addressing barriers faced by vulnerable populations, this grant can have a significant impact on the health and well-being of British Columbians.

The Government of Alberta offers grants for new programs and enhancements to existing programs, community events, gender equity projects, technology, and portable equipment.

Do you have a capital project that will enrich lives in your rural community? The FCC AgriSpirit Fund supports projects in communities of less than 150,000 people by charities, non-profit groups, and First Nations, Inuit or Métis governments/communities.

The 2 Billion Trees (2BT) program aims to motivate and support new tree planting projects. They have launched an ongoing call for proposals for their Tree Planting Stream. This stream will provide funding to both for-profit organizations and non-profit organizations interested in tree planting projects.

The community gaming grants provide annual funding in order to support organizations and their delivery of ongoing programs and services that meet the needs of their community. There are a number of categories that the community gaming grants support such as art and culture, public safety, human & social services, and many more.

The Jackman Foundation Grant is currently open for applications from organizations with projects or initiatives in the following vital areas: Canadian Culture and Heritage, Education, Health and Medicine, Social Services, and Contemporary Society Concerns.

TD provides nationwide funding for community-based projects and events that align with the TD Ready Commitment, focusing on areas such as Financial Security, Vibrant Planet, Connected Communities, and Better Health.

The community gaming grants provide annual funding in order to support organizations and their delivery of ongoing programs and services that meet the needs of their community. There are a number of categories that the community gaming grants support such as art and culture, public safety, human & social services, and many more.

The community gaming grants provide annual funding in order to support organizations and their delivery of ongoing programs and services that meet the needs of their community. There are a number of categories that the community gaming grants support such as art and culture, public safety, human & social services, and many more.

The Hamber Foundation is a private charity focused on funding institutions and registered non-profit organizations. Their core principles include amateur athletics, educational resources, cultural & creative arts, and health & welfare. Applicants will be notified of the board’s decision by June 15 and September 15.

Petro-Canada supports registered charities whose work involves the support of family caregivers at the community level.

The intent of the fund is not to cover operational or capital costs, but to help get new programs off the ground. Applicants will only be considered if they align with Interior Savings areas of impact; Empowering parents with young children, helping people maintain mental wellness, helping maintain social connections with age and supporting a strong, cooperative local economy.

The TELUS Indigenous Communities Fund provides flexible grant funding to Indigenous-led programs supporting Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
Funding is available for projects focused on, but not limited to:
Health, mental health and well-being
Access to education and resources
Community building and enhancement
Language and cultural revitalization
Inter-community sharing of cultural stories

TD provides nationwide funding for community-based projects and events that align with the TD Ready Commitment, focusing on areas such as Financial Security, Vibrant Planet, Connected Communities, and Better Health.

The Central Okanagan Foundation grant supports registered charities that are focused on strengthening children, youth & families, health & community service, education and more. The funds are discretionary, and a volunteer committee decides who receives funding based on the applications. A registered charity can only apply once in a 12-month period.

The City of West Kelowna’s Grants in Aid supports programs, activities, and events within the City of West Kelowna. Eligible organizations must align with the city’s core values as well as aim to strengthen the community.

The Kick-Start Projects is intended for one-time projects, start-up programs, equipment or materials that help to improve mental health and well-being or prevent and/or manage chronic disease.

The community gaming grants provide annual funding in order to support organizations and their delivery of ongoing programs and services that meet the needs of their community. There are a number of categories that the community gaming grants support such as art and culture, public safety, human & social services, and many more.

A Dollar A Day funds Canada-wide frontline programs from registered charities that support professionals in diagnosing and treating persons with mental illness and addictions in a timely and respectful manner regardless of politics, religion, gender, race, or ability to pay. Requests for funding are prioritized from applicants who showcase a well-defined evaluation plan, sustained evidence of need, innovative ideas or practices, and sustainable, long-term solutions.

Safeway Canada supports the local community by focusing on building healthier tomorrows for more neighbours and by supporting the mental and physical health of children and families. Funding is directed towards promoting Healthy Bodies by removing barriers to accessing healthy and affordable food for Canadians, as well as supporting Healthy Minds through early interventions in child and youth mental health.

The City of Kelowna supports organizations that are focused on improving the community. Eligibility is based on alignment with the key areas of focus such as encouraging active and healthy lifestyles, enhancement of social sustainability, and more

The Allard Foundation exists for the sole purpose of making Edmonton and Alberta a better place by funding advancing health, education, family, and arts programs. As a private family foundation, they primarily support charities in Western Canada, with a focus on Edmonton and Alberta.

The Amplifying Communities Initiative provides Canada-wide funding to support projects related to environmentalism, mental health and wellness, diversity, equity and inclusion, homelessness, food insecurity and local community volunteer programs with Westland team members.

ATB is dedicated to supporting initiatives that uplift the well-being of Albertans. They prioritize funding for causes that advance mental health, foster inclusive communities, promote innovation among children and youth, enhance financial well-being, and champion sustainable development. Through their efforts, ATB aims to contribute to a healthier, more equitable, and sustainable future for all residents of Alberta.

The Building Healthier Communities Fund is designed to empower organizations committed to addressing critical areas such as housing, mental health, healthcare, and homelessness

The Canada-Alberta Job Grant is a valuable training program enabling employers to apply for eligible training costs on behalf of their current or prospective employees. Employers retain control over selecting participants and determining the type of training required. They are responsible for sourcing suitable training providers and programs, which must be independent third-party trainers. This grant is specifically tailored for Alberta-based employers, including those in the non-profit sector, offering an opportunity to enhance workforce skills and productivity.

The NHCF Capacity Building Program Grant supports healthy, sustainable and resilient communities facing rapid and large-scale economic development and associated need for enhanced social service readiness.

The Children Youth and Families grant empowers organizations that work tirelessly to help economically vulnerable young people and families overcome obstacles on their path to academic success, economic prosperity, and overall well-being.

The CIBC Foundation is offering financial assistance and resources for initiatives that aim to improve access to education, enhance employment prospects, promote active lifestyles, and address various needs within marginalized communities.

Canada Life accepts requests for funding from applicants that demonstrate an evaluation plan in place, an evidence of need, strong financial management and practices, innovative ideas and practices, inclusive practices, partnerships and cooperation among organizations, volunteer participation and opportunities, strong governance and leadership, and sustainable long term solutions.

The RONA Foundation focuses on enhancing the quality of life for Canadians in need by revitalizing their living spaces and facilitating access to housing. Their efforts primarily target individuals and families affected by domestic violence, including both victims and their children, as well as low-income households, and individuals facing disabilities or mental health challenges.

Funding is available to communities across Metro Vancouver and the Okanagan. This includes support for school programs, initiatives promoting local, organic, and fair-trade food movements, youth sports teams, fundraising events benefiting hospitals, libraries, health associations, and health research institutes. Additionally, they provide assistance to neighbourhood houses, non-profit family services programs promoting healthy families, and environmental organizations dedicated to preserving and protecting the planet.

Capital Power provides support in several impact areas, including well-being (covering physical health and safety, mental health, and social services), equity and culture, and climate action. They welcome support requests from non-profit societies and registered charitable organizations linked to the communities where they operate.

The Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) Community Investment Fund is designed to empower and uplift charitable programs and initiatives that are actively making a positive impact in the vibrant communities of Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon, and Winnipeg.

Costco Wholesale primarily focuses its charitable initiatives on programs that promote the well-being of children, education, and health and human services.

ENMAX Corporation prioritizes community support, recognizing the importance of safe, reliable energy to homes and businesses. Through focused partnerships and investments, they address essential needs, promote energy safety education and efficiency, enrich communities, and provide scholarships. Their commitment extends to empowering individuals and communities, ensuring a brighter future for all.

Raise awareness, attract donors, and recruit new volunteers using Google search ads. Google Ad Grants shows your message to people searching for nonprofits like yours. Each qualifying nonprofit has access to up to $10,000 per month in search ads.

IA Financial Group aims to enhance the quality of life for Canadians by supporting causes aligned with their mission. They prioritize donations to Canada-wide organizations dedicated to health, education, social and community support, and environmental initiatives.

Marlin Spring Foundation is dedicated to advancing three key areas: Education, Mental Health, and Youth. They actively support programs aimed at eradicating the stigma surrounding mental health in Canada, and fund educational platforms for youth to instigate lasting change.

Nestlé Purina PetCare Canada partners with various rescues and shelters to offer a wide range of support to animals in their care. This support includes donating pet food and litter, providing disaster relief assistance, and offering vital grants.

This program aims to assist non-profit sports, events, social service and cultural organizations for the purpose of undertaking activities or initiatives that develop the organization’s capacity and sustainability.

Sun Life Financial invests in initiatives that encourage healthy and active living in our communities, as well as help create a more inclusive society. Funding will be provided for projects focused on Diabetes, Health, Social Services, Mental Health and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

The R. Howard Webster Foundation offers Canada-wide grants to outstanding Canadian charitable organizations that provide unique and inspiring programs or projects for the benefit, improvement, and development of Canadian society. The types of projects funded include those related to Arts & Culture, Education, Environment, Medical, and Social Services.

The Sam Ousher Switzer Charitable Foundation aims to enhance the lives of Calgary and Alberta residents through charitable donations. They prioritize supporting the advancement of religion, poverty relief, education, and community benefit activities recognized as charitable. Their vision is for an ethical, comfortable, informed, and healthy community that engages all its members, guided by values of spirituality, well-being, and lifelong learning.

The ScotiaRISE grant is a 10-year, $500 million initiative aimed at promoting economic resilience and stability, with a strong focus on marginalized individuals and groups. It provides financial support to initiatives that work towards enhancing economic opportunities and well-being within these communities.

The Foundation focuses on supporting career development and counselling for youth aged 12 to 30, with a focus on four key areas: youth leadership, workforce development, employability skills, and indigenous youth transitions. They seek to fund programs that eliminate barriers to the pursuit and attainment of meaningful work, promote employability and raise awareness about career opportunities and personal development.

The Laurel Foundation offers funding specifically to the Tri-Cities area of the Lower Mainland in BC. Their funding supports initiatives that aim to benefit numerous individuals through research, pilot programs, and innovative service delivery models. These efforts focus on advancing research and program development tailored for individuals on the autism spectrum and those affected by bipolar disorder.

The McCain Foundation’s mission is to assist non-profit groups in Atlantic Canada and rural regions of Alberta and Manitoba. They support a variety of causes such as Arts & Culture, Community Service, Education, Environment, Health, and Welfare.

The McLean Foundation is dedicated to supporting initiatives that might not receive funding from other sources but hold potential for positively impacting Canada as a whole. They prioritize projects aiming to enhance the welfare of individuals, communities, and the environment, even if they may not initially attract widespread public interest. Their support extends across various sectors such as Arts, Environment, Education, Social Welfare, and Health, fostering collaboration within and across these fields to drive meaningful change nationwide.

The Molson Foundation supports nationwide projects and institutions that promote the physical, mental, and social well-being of all Canadians. The foundation provides backing to institutions involved in arts and humanities to uphold and enrich Canada’s cultural and intellectual heritage. Furthermore, funding is allocated to innovative projects from various institutions that contribute to the cultural and educational enrichment of our communities.

The Totem Charitable Foundation is dedicated to building healthy communities, fostering innovative thinking, and promoting social progress among Albertans. They provide financial support to initiatives in education, community development, medical research, and the arts. Through their funding efforts, the foundation aims to empower organizations and individuals to create positive change and contribute to the betterment of society in Alberta.

The Y.P. Heung Foundation is dedicated to supporting local programs that are working to improve health resources for the people of British Columbia. In particular, they are committed to funding programs and organizations that are dedicated to improving the health and well-being of young people in our community. They are committed to investing in quality education, widening the scope of possibilities and opportunities for generations to come. Their emphasis on education reflects their continued support of youth in BC.

RBC Youth Mental Well-being project grant funds programs that address youth and family’s immediate need to access mental health services, a critical area identified by parents, youth, or experts in the field.

The Diversity Fund supports organizations aiming to reduce the stigma around mental illness and/or increase access to culturally informed mental health and well-being support for the Black, Indigenous and People of Colour communities in Canada.

The Bell True Patriot Love Fund is a $1 million, multi-year initiative that provides annual grants of $5,000 to $75,000 to community mental health programs for serving military members, Veterans and their families.
All organizations and programs supported by this funding are required to have appropriate and relevant safeguarding processes, plus background and reference checks on staff and volunteers in place to ensure the safety and security of all participants.

The Capacity Building grant supports training offered within organizations with the aim of building internal learning. The grant supports leadership training, internal workshop, infrastructure support etc. Expression of interest must be submitted to determine eligibility.

Capital Project Grants support not-for-profit organizations within British Columbia that provide programs or services that benefit the community who are completing a capital project intended to enhance the quality of life in their community. These capital projects need to demonstrate public accessibility and widespread community benefit. Projects must fall into one of the three project categories (facilities, community infrastructure, acquisitions) and must have a total cost of $20,000 to $1,250,000.

This grant is available to registered charities that have programs focused on prevention, workplace readiness, or housing needs for young people. Projects that involve repairing, renovation, or improving housing and support facilities (such as employment services) for homeless youth will be given priority.

The Community Prosperity Fund is a $25 million initiative supported by the Stronger Community Services Fund from the Government of BC. Vancouver Foundation will distribute multi-year operational grants to charities and non-profits focused on poverty reduction and social inclusion.

The Supporting Psychological Health in First Responders (SPHIFR) grant program has 2 separate funding streams:
•Stream 1 (Services) provides funding for non-profit organizations that provide services to first responders and emergency health care workers living with or at risk for PTSI. It offers funding within the province of Alberta.
•Stream 2 (Research) provides funding to researchers engaged in applied research that generates evidence on prevention or intervention for first responders and emergency health care workers living with or at risk for PTSI. Applicants must be affiliated with a Canadian-based organization.

The City of Kelowna’s General operating grants are available to arts, culture and heritage organizations that carry out most of their work in Kelowna. This grant acknowledges the work these organizations do and how they positively contribute to Kelowna’s quality of life, identity and economy.

The Civil Forfeiture Crime Prevention and Remediation grant provides one-time funding to organizations in order to implement crime prevention and remediation projects.

With the focus on increasing diversity in the tech sector, Innovate B.C is offering grants to help employers that are hiring for tech or tech-related roles.

The Kelowna Kiwanis 2017 Legacy Fund was created in partnership with the Central Okanagan Foundation to help registered charities whose mandates are aimed at supporting children and youth within the Central Okanagan

Flexible, general operating grants of $50,000 for BIPOC-led organizations in BC to support work in racial equity and racial justice.

The New Horizons for Seniors Program offers funding for projects that make a difference in the lives of seniors and their communities.

The Participatory Action Research Grant supports research that is co-led by community members and researchers to learn more about the root causes of pressing issues impacting the health of communities in BC.

Project grants are available to community organizations that provide a festival, event or project that features arts, culture and/or heritage for the benefit of Kelowna residents. Eligible organizations are not required to be from the arts, culture or heritage sector.

The OTF Resilient Communities Fund is designed to provide crucial funding for recovery and secure your organization’s long-term sustainability. Eligible applicants can apply for a grant to develop and implement medium to long-term plans that address current organizational challenges they are facing to recover and build resilience.

The Regional District of North Okanagan allocates grant funding to community organizations which intend to complete projects that support economic development within Electoral Areas B, C, D, E and F.

Canadian registered charities focused on ending youth homelessness through housing prevention, and employment programs can apply for the Youth Opportunity Grants. The grant covers housing transformation, healthy pathways (prevention), and youth innovation, which includes education and youth-led initiatives.