Deadline: 8-May-25
Submissions are now open for the ServiceNow Community Improvement Fund, aims to accelerate global decarbonization efforts by supporting impactful projects in Canada.
Interested applicants can apply for funding to launch new projects, expand existing projects or introduce one of two established community programs with proven positive impact in other communities.
Benefits
- Expert guides, step by step plans and other resources
- Advice and support from their team.
Funding Information
- Up to C$40,000 in funding per project.
Eligible Expenses
- Funds can be used to cover:
- Direct costs for the set-up or maintenance of the project, e.g., space rental, insurance fees, seeds and planting materials, tools, training fees.
- If applying with your own project, some funds may be used to pay those working on the project.
Ineligible Expenses
- Funds cannot be used to cover:
- Cost of work that has already been carried out or anything that is not related to the setup and maintenance of the community project.
- If applying to start a proven idea, funds may not be used to pay those working on the project.
- Promotion of religious causes, non-charitable activities, sponsorship, or fundraising events.
- Promotion of or engagement in criminal acts of violence, terrorism, hate crimes, discrimination based on various grounds, or support of any entity that engages in these activities.
Eligibility Criteria
- The project must address the theme of decarbonization.
- Projects must take place in Canada.
- Applicant must be a school or a registered non-profit organization eligible to receive grant funding (relevant documentation will need to be provided).
- Projects should include opportunities for ServiceNow employees to volunteer in the project activation or implementation.
- Applicants (the organization’s representative submitting the application) must be at least 18 years old.
- They appreciate the time and effort put into each application. They value transparency and, while they welcome all submissions, they want to let you know that they expect to fund only about 3-5 projects in Canada.
For more information, visit ChangeX.