Deadline: 5-Dec-22
The Penny Appeal Canada At Home Grants is now open for applications to support qualified donees and registered not for profits develop programming within Canadian communities that meet the unique needs of various racialized and marginalized communities, with a focus on alleviating poverty for Canadians.
This stream of funding is designed to support organizations running a winter program from Winter 2022 – 2023. The funding should be put towards addressing the needs of vulnerable members of the community.
Funding Information
- Qualified Donees may apply for grants of up to a maximum of $50,000.00 for projects up to 3 months in duration.
- Registered Not-For-Profits may apply for grants of up to a maximum of $25,000 for projects up to 3 months in duration.
What they Fund?
They fund projects that alleviate poverty for marginalized and racialized communities from low socio-economic backgrounds. For this third round of funding, they are looking to fund projects that will support these communities during the upcoming winter months, with a focus on one or more of the following funding priorities:
- Support for vulnerable women and children
- Enabling access for those experiencing food insecurity
- Access to social and health related programming, for those unable to access it
- Enabling access for those experiencing food insecurity (including food banks)
- Emergency housing support for homeless and youth-at-risk
- Black, Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities), People of Colour (BIPOC) communities/families
- Support for seniors
- Newcomers and Refugees
- Community members with disabilities
Eligibility Criteria
They fund organizations classified as Qualified Donees by the Canadian Revenue Agency and Not For Profit Organizations. Private Foundations and Endowments are not eligible to apply/receive funding.
For more information, visit https://pennyappeal.ca/grants/