Deadline: 15-Mar-23
The West Broadway Community Organization is accepting applications for the 2022-2023 West Broadway Small Grants Fund.
The purpose of the West Broadway Small Grant Fund is to support community building and community connecting projects that enhance the wellbeing of the West Broadway neighbourhood. Some examples of eligible projects include community clean-up events, community gardening initiatives, local newsletters, cultural programs, communication and networking activities, community celebrations, and programs for seniors, isolated adults, and youth.
Funding Information
- Local organizations can apply for funds up to a maximum of $5,000 per fiscal year. Organizations can apply for more than one project per fiscal year.
Successful projects will:
- Take place within the West Broadway neighbourhood.
- Enhance the strength and cohesion of the West Broadway community.
- Emphasize community building and connecting activities.
- Reflect the goals of West Broadway’s current Five-Year Community Plan/have identified support of local residents.
- Be sponsored by local groups or organizations (not individuals).
Please note:
- Modest honoraria for facilitators may be eligible. Payments of wages or stipends to participants are not eligible.
- Small Grants cannot be used for capital improvements to private property.
- Projects involving the use of private or public property should have the written permission of the owners or the municipality.
- Applicants, who have received funding in the past, must have provided complete and satisfactory reporting on past projects.
Eligibility Criteria
- Grants are available to groups and organizations located within West Broadway. The West Broadway community includes the area between Maryland in the West, Osborne in the East, Portage in the North, and Cornish in the South. These boundaries also extend to include the area around Gordon Bell High School, Westminster Church, and Mulvey School.
For more information, visit West Broadway Community Organization.
