Awards, Bursaries & Grants

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Alberta College of Social Workers Awards - The John Hutton Memorial Award for Social Action/Policy
Recognizes Registered Social Workers in good standing who have made an outstanding contribution to the profession of social work and the community through advocacy, social action, policy development/analysis, program development or political action aimed at enhancing social functioning, service delivery systems and the environments in which we work with our clients.
(Deadline Jan)

Alberta College of Social Workers Award for Excellence in Social Work Practice
Recognizes Registered Social Workers in good standing who have exhibited exemplary skills and commitment to the Code of Ethics and mission of the ACSW while providing direct service to clients.
(Deadline Jan)

Alberta College of Social Workers Awards - Honorary Memberships
May be awarded to a person or group that has made a significant contribution to the values and ideals inherent in the profession of social work and who have advanced the goals of the ACSW. Nominees in this category are not Registered Social Workers
(Deadline Jan)

Barb Tarbox Awards
Recognizes Alberta individuals, non-profit groups and businesses that have made a significant impact in the area of tobacco prevention, cessation, reduction or protection from second-hand smoke

CASP Freddi Ford Award
This award in the amount of $500 is to be presented to a Canadian volunteer or grass-roots worker who has made an exemplary contribution by helping survivors in their communities
(Deadline July)

CASP Research Award
For outstanding contribution to the field of suicide research in Canada
(Deadline July)

CASP Service Award
For outstanding leadership in suicide prevention intervention or postvention at the community regional or national levels I Canada.
(Deadline July)

Canada Living Me to Me Award
Awards given for the following categories
Community
Social Action
Education
Youth in Action (12 and under
Youth in Action (13 to 17)

Canadian Child Care Federation's Award for Excellence in Child CareThe Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention (CASP) Service Award:
for outstanding leadership in suicide prevention, intervention or postvention at the community, regional or national level in Canada.

Canadian Coalition for the Rights of Children Awards
Recognize the efforts of individuals across Canada who have worked to make sure the rights of children everywhere are being respected. If you know somebody who you think deserves such special recognition, click the link below for information on how to nominate them for a Child Rights Award.

Council of Canadians with Disabilities Award
Each year ACCD presents the Council of Canadians with Disabilities award to an Alberta citizen for his or her "dedication and integrity in the continuing pursuit of full participation in society by people with disabilities in Alberta."
(Deadline Dec)

ConocoPhillips Youth of Distinction Awards.
Recognize deserving youth, 13-18 years of age, for the remarkable ways in which they have chosen to live. The awards are not academic rather they focus on leadership, friendship, overcoming personal challenge, and community service
(Deadline March)

Crime Prevention Award
Every year, the Government of Alberta recognizes the efforts of Albertans who show excellence in the field of promoting community safety through crime prevention with the Alberta Solicitor General and Public Security Crime Prevention Awards. (Application accepted starting in Jan)

Donner Canadian Foundation Awards Program
The Donner Awards seeks to recognize and reward excellence in social service provision by Canadian non-profit organizations
(Deadline May)

Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary (DDRC) Awards of Distinction
The Awards of Distinction was established in 1996 by DDRC to recognize people and organizations for their efforts to increase opportunities for Calgarians with developmental disabilities to fully participate in the community.

Edmonton Social Planning Council Award of Merit of Advocacy of Social Justice
Honours forward-looking and courageous individuals and groups who have not turned away from controversy in an effort to seek social justice for their community (Deadline April)

Global Best Awards
(Deadline April)

First Calgary Savings 2010 Community Vision Award
Each year, First Calgary Savings awards the Community Vision Award to an individual or organization that has enhanced the lives of Calgarians through work within the local voluntary and non-profit sectors. Community contributions may include volunteering and giving back to society in a variety of unique ways. If you know an individual or organization that fits this description and resides here in Calgary or surrounding area - nominate them today! (Deadline February)

Helen & Fred Bentley Awards for Excellence of Achievement
Recognize and publicize the outstanding achievement and program excellence of members of the Canadian Federation of Sexual Health. The award is offered yearly to CFSH Members who have shown outstanding achievement in the field of sexual and reproductive health. There are two prizes annually – a first and second place award The Bentley Awards logo depicts his parallel interests and commitments, the overlap of ‘seeds’ in the world of family planning, and agriculture. Seeds and sprouts also represent newness, innovation and opportunity for growth.
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HomeFront Selinger Awards
Domestic violence is a social problem with far reaching consequences. HomeFront wishes to acknowledge and honour those frontline workers and volunteers who work collaboratively to break the cycle of domestic violence and abuse in Calgary.
(Deadline Sept)

Kaiser Foundation National Awards for Excellence Program
Mental health and addictions initiatives, by the Kaiser Foundation, is looking for nominations. The program honours the outstanding work being done in the fields of mental health and addictions in seven categories, including organizations, communities and individuals. Each award recipient receives a $10,000 grant to be directed to a recognized charity of their choice.
(Deadline November)

Imagine Canada Business And Community Partnership Awards
Submissions are judged by leaders from both the business sector and the charitable and nonprofit sector. Based on partnerships that demonstrate:

• Creative, sustainable solutions that meet a community need
• Active involvement of both partners in the design and implementation of the project or program
• A wide spectrum of resources brought by both partners
(The next edition of these popular Awards will be contested early in 2011. Programs currently underway and eligible for consideration will all remain eligible in the next cycle)

Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD) Fellowship Awards
Each year, the ICD presents the ICD Fellowship Award to a select group of Canada’s leading directors. Nominated by their peers and selected by an independent committee, ICD Fellows have distinguished themselves by bringing sound corporate governance leadership to boardrooms across the country.
(Deadline Nov)

Laurel Awards
The law firm of Duncan & Craig LLP has established the Laurel Awards to honour non-profit organizations who further their objectives through exceptional creativity and innovation. Nominated achievements will be evaluated on the basis of their successful innovation and creativity, regardless of size and overall budget. A maximum of three awards will be presented each year. Gold, silver and bronze awards will be made each year supported with cash prizes of $3000, $2000, and $1000 respectively
(Deadline April)

Lois Hole Adult Learner Award
Outstanding individual in one of the Centre’s adult or family literacy programs who has shown a commitment to his/her own learning and/or that of his/her child (ren). An individual being nominated from the adult literacy program must have been active in the program for at least six (6) months. An individual being nominated from a family literacy program must have participated in more than one Centre for Family Literacy program.
(Deadline January)

Lois Hole Community Leadership Award
Outstanding individual, business or group who reflects the Centre’s mission and values and has, through their efforts, demonstrated an ongoing commitment to family literacy in Alberta.
(Deadline January)

Norm McLeod Leadership Award
The Norm McLeod Leadership Award recognizes an adult Albertan with a developmental disability who inspires other people and demonstrates leadership in their community.

Norm McLeod Dreamweaver Award
The Norm McLeod Community Inclusion Dreamweaver Award recognizes individuals who are dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with developmental disabilities and are committed to community inclusion.

Norm McLeod Community Contribution Award
Nominees must be a community group or organization in Alberta that has made efforts to improve the quality of life for people with developmental disabilities and recognizes that individuals can fully participate in their community

Paul Yuzyk Award for Multiculturalism
Recognizes individuals in communities across Canada who have made exceptional contributions to multiculturalism and diversity. The award is given annually for either: Lifetime Achievement or Outstanding Achievement. Candidates will be accepted by nomination. Submit a nomination by March

Public Interest Alberta Public Interest Award
Created in order to give public recognition to those making important contributions in promoting the public interest in Alberta

Premier's Council Awards of Excellence
Recognize those who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in making positive, progressive and sustained change toward full inclusion of people with disabilities. The Awards of Excellence include four areas - education, employment, community/citizenship and public awareness. (Nominations open August until October )

Prime Ministers Award for Excellence in Early Childhood Education
Recognizes the best early childhood educators and promotes what they have achieved and share their innovative and successful teaching practices.

Psychological Association of Alberta Juanita Chambers Excellence in Community Service Award
May or may not be a psychologist, in recognition of important work in advancing psychological health, well being and quality of life for Albertans through service to the community or advocacy

Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards
Honours individuals who are nominated by community organizations and fellow community members for their extraordinary volunteer contributions

Thérèse Casgrain Volunteer Award
An award presented annually to two Canadian Volunteers who have contributed significantly to the advancement of social causes. Recipients receive a bronze medallion, certificate and a $5000.00 to designate to a Canadian Charity of their choice.

Volunteer Calgary's Leadership Awards
These awards celebrate the contributions and accomplishments of outstanding volunteers in our community. The awards recognize leaders of volunteer programs, outstanding youth volunteers, employee volunteers, innovative volunteer programs and exceptional individual volunteers.

Victor Marchessault Advocacy Award:
Honours individuals or organizations who have made outstanding contributions to Canada’s children and youth at the local, provincial, or national level. Presented every two years, this award recognizes the diverse ways that Canadians help make life better for children and youth. (Awarded every other year, DeadlineJanuary 2010)

Weiler Award
Presented annually to acknowledge and honour exceptional contributions to community and social development in Canada
(Deadline March)

Wild Rose Foundation 2009 Corporate Volunteer Award of Excellence
Nonprofits can recognize Alberta businesses for their community contributions by nominating them for the 2009 Corporate Volunteer Award of Excellence.
(Deadline April)

Youth of Distinction Awards
Provide an opportunity for Calgarians to nominate youth (13-18 years of age) that they believe deserve recognition for who they are and how they have chosen to live their lives. The awards are not academic. Any youth can be nominated. Each award has a focus, whether it be leadership, friendship, overcoming personal challenge, or selfless service.

BURSARIES awards grants

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Edmonton Community Foundation Scholarships
Edmonton Community Foundation has a long history of providing scholarships to help students achieve their educational dreams. The Community Scholarships Program was launched in 2009 to help students with the costs of post-secondary education and to help address emerging community priorities identified by the foundation.
(Deadline Sept)

Martha Parker Bursary
In recognition of the dedication and commitment that Martha Parker has made to the voluntary sector, this bursary has been created to help small sized organizations offset the costs of providing training to their staff and volunteers.

Marshall Hamer Memorial Bursary For Youth Formerly In Care

Muttart Foundation
The Foundation makes available bursaries to pay for the tuition or registration costs of short-term courses, workshops and other training opportunities. The Foundation will consider applications for attendance at conferences provided the conference has a strong knowledge and skill-building component In some cases, the Foundation will make a training grant to a charity or a group of charities to bring a trainer to their organization(s). We are more receptive to training requests that may serve the needs of several charities.

Mary & Bruce Dunlop Training Bursaries For Volunteer Development
In recognition of a need in Calgary for increased training to effectively engage and manage volunteers, this bursary has been created to assist Calgary’s charitable sector in developing a strong human resources base.

Nechi Training Bursary
If you live in Alberta you may be eligible for a bursary of up to a maximum of $15,000 to attend Nechi Training

Schizophrenia Society Of Canada (The) And Janssen-Ortho Inc. Building Bridges To The Future Bursary Program

TELUS Scholorship Governance Essentials Program for Directors of Not-for-Profit Organizations (NFP Program)
(Deadline Sept)

GRANTS awards bursaries

AADAC Community Prevention Grant
AADAC provides funding up to $3,000 to non-profit community organizations or agencies to undertake prevention projects that address the unique needs of their community, in the areas of alcohol, tobacco, other drugs and/or gambling.
(Deadline Feb)

AADAC Community Drug Coalition Grants
Targeted grants to those community drug coalitions tht involve local AADAC offices demonstrate alignment to the Alberta Drug Strategy. This grant program encourages the development and sustainability of community drug coalitions by assisting with costs associated with bringing people together, keeping the group strong, or improving their ability to share experiences or resources. Grants may be used for facilitation, strategic planning, community meetings, fund raising, travel to workshops, training etc
(Deadline Jan)

Aboriginal Housing Shelter Enhancement Program
Assistance to build, repair, rehabilitate and improve shelters and second stage housing for women, children and youth who are victims of family violence. Various other housing related programs also available.
(Deadline Nov)

Alan Thomas Fellowship
The Carold Institute for the Advancement of Citizenship in Social Change has recently launched a $50,000 fellowship, to be awarded annually to leaders in the nonprofit sector. The goal of the Alan Thomas Fellowship is to promote greater public understanding of the significance of voluntary action and to strengthen leadership for civil society and democratic/voluntary action
(Deadline Feb)

Alberta Association of Fund Raising Executives Professional Development Assistance Grant
Alberta Association of Fund Raising Executives (AAFRE) offer their members the opportunity to apply for the Professional Development Assistance Grant to encourage and support members in the upgrading of their fund raising skills (AAFRE members may apply once a year)

Alberta Centre for Child, Family and Community Research Grants
Research grants related to Early Childhood Development, Family Capacity Building, Community Capacity Building, Successful Transitions to Youth, and Tracking Long-Term Outcomes.
Investigator-Driven Research Awards (up to $100,000)
Topic-Directed Research Awards (up to $100,000)
Investigator-Driven Small Grants (up to $40,000)
Community Organization Research Grants
Knowledge Transfer Awards (up to $5,000)
Seed Grants (up to $10,000)
Doctoral Awards (up to $50,000)
(On going)

Alberta Community Crime Prevention (ACCP) Grant Program
Solicitor General and Public Security uses grants as a means of distributing funds to eligible organizations who carry out activities in support of the priorities and goals of the Ministry. Based on the Ministry’s current priorities, the Alberta Community Crime Prevention (ACCP) grant program is available to support community crime prevention projects targeting the following priority groups and issues: at-risk individuals and their families; Aboriginal people and communities; enhancing the reporting of crime; or interventions that are linked to your local Safe Community Strategy.
(Deadline May)

Alberta Healthy School Community Wellness Fund
The key objective of the Wellness Fund is to support healthy school communities to plan, implement, and evaluate comprehensive school health approaches. Its goal is to build on and strengthen the excellent work already taking place in many Alberta school communities, and to stimulate new activity within Alberta. The resulting initiatives will demonstrate the benefits of working together to promote healthier children and youth at the school community level where efforts are proven to be most effective

Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security Grant Funding Programs
Alberta Solicitor General and Ministry of Public Security administers grant funding programs to support and empower communities in addressing their respective crime issues and concerns.
(Application date April 1/October 1)

Allstate Foundation of Canada
Activities or initiatives around crime prevention, road and home safety. Must be a charity or non profit.
(Deadline Jan)

AAFRE Professional Development Assistance Grant
Provide financial aid for members wishing to attend educational conferences or workshops for the purpose of improving their fundraising skills.
(On-going)

Association of Directors of Voluntary Resources ADVR Professional Development Fund

ADVR professional development funding is available to active members of the organization. Funds are offered for Volunteer Management related courses, conferences, seminars, professional development programs and workshops. (on going)

Benjamin Moore Grants
The application process for the 2010 Benjamin Moore Community Restoration Program

CAB Relationship Development Grant
The Relationship Development Fund will be used to support activities inspired by the Caring Across Boundaries workshops that assist in building sustainable relationships that will benefit Aboriginal children, youth and families.(Agencies, organizations or individuals who have participated in a Caring Across the Boundaries workshop are eligible to apply)

Calgary Foundations Stepping Stones Grant
Stepping Stones is a unique and innovative partnership between The Calgary Foundation and First Calgary Savings. It encourages active citizenship by supporting Calgarians who want to explore waysto make their neighbourhoods stronger. Stepping Stones is a grassroots program that is easily accessible to ordinary Calgarians.
(Applications are due the FIRST day of each month)

Calgary Foundations Neighbourhood Grants
Neighbourhood Grants benefit their neighbourhoods encourage resident involvement build cooperation among different groups
(Application letters are accepted anytime and are ONLY reviewed every two months)

Calgary Foundation Forever Funds
As a catalyst for positive action, The Calgary Foundation established the Forever Funds initiative to support emerging needs that require increased leadership and funding in the Calgary and surrounding area
(Ongoing)

Calgary Learns
Provides program grants to non-profit community-focused organizations for a diverse range of adult foundational learning opportunities
(Deadline Oct)

Canada Post Foundation: Mental Health Funding Grants
The Canada Post Foundation is now inviting applications from registered charities for funding of projects consistent with its objective to provide front-line support for those directly affected by mental illness
(Deadline April)

Canadian Evaluation Society - 2009 Fellowship Nominations
Honours individuals who have made outstanding contributions to CES and the broader evaluation community
(Deadline Dec 15)

Canadian Heritage Aboriginal Affairs Cultural Connections for Aboriginal Youth Programming Element (Annual Calls for Funding in February)

Canadian Tire Jump Start Program
Community-based charitable program that helps children in financial need to participate in organized sports and recreation such as hockey, dance, soccer and swimming.
Canadian Tire Jumpstart accepts applications from eligible families twice per year: 1) the last 2 weeks in January; and 2) the last 2 weeks in July.

Canadian Women's Foundation awards both one-year and multi-year grants.
The maximum one-year grant size is between $20,000 and $25,000, depending on from which Fund the grant is made. Larger, multi-year grants are made to some economic development and teen violence prevention programs

Change Canada Charitable Foundation's
Provide Canadian charities with new sources of funding. The Foundation's grants helps support the vital projects and services delivered to individuals and families across Canada.

City of Edmonton Community Investment Operating Grant
Provides operating assistance to Edmonton's non-profit organizations whose activities result in benefits to the citizens of Edmonton.The Community Initiatives Program (CIP) supports project-based initiatives in areas such as community services, senior’s services, libraries, arts and culture, sports, education, health and recreation
(Deadline Oct)

Community Initiatives Program

Community Spirit Program Donation Grant
Available to all eligible non-profit organizations and Canada Revenue Agency-registered charities that provide direct services to Albertans and Alberta communities. Grants can be used for operations, projects

First Calgary Savings - Knowledge Builders Grant Program
First Calgary Savings recognizes the necessity of employee learning and training to ensure organizational effectiveness. Teamwork, leadership and vision are critical to personal and professional development and these grants support this development. Your organization must be a registered charitable organization, have an internal learning need that requires financial support (conferences and individual course registrations do not apply), have a local office in Calgary or area or have not received a Knowledge Builders grant in the past year First Calgary Savings Knowledge Builders Review Committee is comprised of representatives from First Calgary Savings, the United Way of Calgary and Area, and CentrePoint. Deadline(January, April, July and Octobe Grants are available for up to $2,500. If a charitable organization that you know has an internal learning need that addresses growth in the area of leadership, planning, teamwork or organizational development, please call the Corporate Citizenship team at 403-230-2783 and ask for more information, or visit First Calgary Savings' website. Search for the “Knowledge Builders Grant Program”. Deadline January, April, July and October

Employment, Immigration and Industry -Summer Temporary Employment Program (STEP) Phone: (780) 422-5082
To assist registered not-for-profit community based employers to provide students and unemployed Albertans with training and work experiences to develop their skills and enhance their long term employability.

GoA Student Career Placement (SCP)
Funding: Wage subsidy
Phone: (780) 495-3309

GrantProposal.com
On-line grant writing resource

Human Resource and Social Development Canada
Human Rights, Citizenship and Multiculturalism Education Fund The Education Fund provides grants to community organizations and public institutions in Alberta and develops educational resources and programs related to human rights, women’s issues and diversity
(Deadline October)

Junior League of Edmonton -"Children, Youth and Families at Risk." Community Assistance Fund Grant
Organizations requesting funds must be registered charities, operate within the Edmonton area, support goals that are congruent with those of the League and have a specific and defined use for the funds requested. Requests will not be considered for operating or administrative expenses, salaries, funding drives, political campaigns or individuals. Applicants must not have received a grant from the Community Assistance Fund for a three-year period prior to the current application.(Deadline March 31, 2010).

Kahanoff Foundation Impacting Effectiveness Grant
The Kahanoff Foundation's focus is on philanthropic initiatives in the Calgary community. The Kahanoff Foundation is a resource to charitable organizations in developing creative approaches to deal with challenges facing the community.Partial funding for half the total project budget, up to $5,000, is available to charitable organizations specifically for consultations and services provided through CentrePoint.
How to Apply - please call 403-517-8600 and ask for a CentrePoint Manager

Innovative Research Grants for Early Childhood Development Initiatives
The Innovative Research Grants (IRG) program is designed to support community-based research projects that nurture collaborative relationships among practitioners, policymakers, and researchers

Labatt Breweries of Canada
Investment is a strategic initiative to focus on issues of interest that relate to youth stakeholders and communities in which the company has a presence.

Laidlaw Foundation
Provides grants in the following three areas: 1) the environment, 2) youth arts, and 3) youth engagement. Grant programs differ from Foundation Directed Initiatives in that they are open to the public to apply to. Before approaching the Foundation, organizations should read their program descriptions to determine if their work falls within the Foundation's guidelines.

Maytree Foundation Diversity in Governance Awards
Honourws nonprofit boards that have taken action to promote and include diversity at their highest levels.
(Deadline Dec)

Max Bell Foundation Grants
The primary purpose of Max Bell Foundation is contributing to Canadians by supporting innovative endeavours which encourage the development of human potential in pursuit of social, educational, and economic goals

Minerva Foundation
Special focus on children and youth, the mentally and physically challenged, and the areas of health, education and culture.
(March 31 and September 30 every year)

Muttart Foundation
The Foundation makes available bursaries to pay for the tuition or registration costs of short-term courses, workshops and other training opportunities. The Foundation will consider applications for attendance at conferences provided the conference has a strong knowledge and skill-building component In some cases, the Foundation will make a training grant to a charity or a group of charities to bring a trainer to their organization(s). We are more receptive to training requests that may serve the needs of several charities

Parents Reaching Out (PRO) Grants for Schools
School councils may apply for grants to support initiatives focused on engaging parents who may experience challenges in becoming involved in the school due to language barriers, recent immigration, poverty, and more (Deadline October)

Prairie Action Foundation Care Grant
The CARE Grant Program support community-based research into solutions to violence and abuse.

Prairieaction Foundations Community Action Research and Education Grant (CARE)
Provides funding to registered charities for educational research into solutions to family violence and abuse. This program brings academics together with front-line agencies to create research partnerships that produce tangible results in our community

PricewaterhouseCoopers Canada Foundation Individual Leadership Grant
The PwC Leadership Grants Program provides grants of up to $2,500 to support the leadership development of individuals at registered charities across Canada. Grant recipients may apply these funds to formal training and/or informal development opportunities that best enable them to build their skills or expand their experience to enhance their leadership contributions. Eligibility Both volunteers and staff working in small- to medium-sized registered Canadian charities are eligible. Priority will be given to charities with annual budgets under $1 million and to others with a limited ability to support the development of their staff and volunteers. Grants will be given to individuals taking on new leadership challenges as well as those with many years of experience. Applicants are asked to outline the development opportunity they plan to pursue with the grant. (Deadline Oct)

Quarterly Grants Program
Supports community service non-profit organizations in their ability to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow by investing in the lives of people from children to older persons - to live in strong, caring and healthy communities. The Quarterly Grants Program goes beyond providing financial resources by working with others in our communities to support life-enhancing programs and services.
(Deadline Oct)

RBC Foundation Children's Mental Health Project
Supports a broad range of community initiatives and causes including aboriginal and youth.
(On going)

RBC Foundation After School Grant
Recipient programs offer a range of structured, supervised activities that encourage social skills and self-esteem. Available to Canadian charitable organizations.
(Deadline March)

Rural Alberta Development Fund
Registered Disability Savings Plan Grant and Bond

Robert Teglar Trust
Support Edmonton non- profit groups who perform charitable, philanthropic or humanitarian acts for the common good.
(780) 422-1531

Scotia Bank Community Research Grant
Funding for research and action projects that explicitly aim to contribute to the understanding, documentation, analysis, and prevention of the social problem of violence against women and children.
(Deadline April)

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Community & Non – Profit Organization Grants
(Deadlines Sept/Oct)

Suncor
Provides support in a variety of forms including sponsorships to non profits and donations o registered Canadian charities in Fort McMurray and other communities in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Calgary Edmonton Grande Prairie Edson (On going)

Voluntary Sector Advancement Program
Voluntary Sector Advancement Program (VSAP) is to further advance, develop and strengthen the voluntary sector's capacity to work more effectively. The areas of focus include creating and enhancing sector awareness, resources, programs and services. One-year or multi-year matching grants of up to $125,000 per year for up to three years may be requested for new and enhanced local, regional or provincial initiatives. Only one grant at a time to a single organization or collaborative of two or more organizations may be provided. The number of applications accepted in any year will vary depending upon funds available

Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation
An independent Canadian grant-making foundation, is committed to the development of sound and innovative public policies.

Weyerhaeuser : Canada Giving Program
Support organizations and projects that improve quality of life in communities and regions where Weyerhaeuser has a major presence. Interests: education & youth, health & social services, civic & community improvements (Deadline Aug)

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