Jumpstart Accessibility Grants are intended to support capital costs of construction and renovations related to improving physical accessibility to, and inclusivity in, recreation facilities for children with disabilities in Canadian communities.

Helping to create more accessible spaces.

The Canada Post Community Foundation for Children makes a real difference in the lives of children and youth in communities across Canada by helping local organizations, charities and schools.

Investing in charitable community initiatives across Canada, protecting the people and things you love, supporting the causes you care about most, and strengthening your local community.

The Foundation supports a wide range of environmental initiatives, with a primary focus on environmental education and green space programs.

The Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) provides funding for eligible capital projects that increase accessibility for people with disabilities in Canadian communities and workplaces, creating more opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in community
activities, programs and services, or access employment opportunities.

Kal’s RePlay Fund offers competitive grants to registered Canadian charities and non-profit organizations to access products made from recycled tires in the provinces and territories where Kal Tire does business (excludes Maritime Provinces).

The TSBC Community Grant Program provides financial support to communities who have decided to use and benefit from a wide range of recycled tire products in their projects.

Community Gaming Grants support eligible not-for-profit organizations that deliver community programs that benefit the citizens of British Columbia.

Co-op Community Spaces has been developed to help protect, beautify and improve spaces across Western Canada.

We're back again this year and giving away $300,000 to revitalize three play spaces in BC. Nominate a park, playground, music room, or even a library - it could be any space in your community where kids go to have fun and develop.

Eligible projects include: playground development, outdoor gyms, and recreational facility improvements. Five $50,000 grants are being awarded each year to support community amenities and facilities that promote active living.

Support can range from program and project funding to equipment purchases or renovations — and more! The Community Grant recipients are diverse, as are their projects and programs.

Helping municipalities, Indigenous communities, schools, and registered non-profit organizations purchase recycled tire products for community projects such as playgrounds, arenas, walking trails, etc.

CFEP Large and Small Funding Streams aim to foster healthy, vibrant communities across Alberta.

Recognizes the need for safer, more accessible, and challenging play spaces in the City of Calgary. The program helps promote a variety of community-led projects that improve the community as a whole.

Under the playground program, Education will provide grant funding of up to $250,000 per school to support the construction of a playground for eligible projects.

Co-op Community Spaces has been developed to help protect, beautify and improve spaces across Western Canada.

The FCC AgriSpirit Fund is about enhancing rural communities. If your organization is raising money for a capital project (construction of or upgrades to a hospital, medical centre, childcare facility, rink, sportsplex, etc., purchase of fire and rescue equipment) and your city or town has less than 150,000 people, your project may qualify for a donation between $5,000 and $25,000.

The lottery-funded system helps non-profit volunteer organizations deliver sport, culture and recreation programs and activities in
communities across Saskatchewan.

Co-op Community Spaces has been developed to help protect, beautify and improve spaces across Western Canada.

The program provides $100,000 a year in total grants to help local organizations offset the cost of traffic safety and brain injury
prevention programs.

The Community Places Program (CPP) provides funding and planning assistance to non-profit community organizations for facility
construction, upgrading, expansion or acquisition projects. Eligible projects are those which provide sustainable recreation and wellness benefits to communities.

Co-op Community Spaces has been developed to help protect, beautify and improve spaces across Western Canada.

The Tire Stewardship Manitoba (TSM) Community Demonstration and Innovations Grant Program provides funding for the use of recycled tire products made from Manitoba tires in projects delivered by local governments, post-secondary and research institutions, community and youth groups, Aboriginal organizations, and First Nation communities.

One-Time Community Grants is a new term to better describe our regular, short-term grants (under $100,000) to support projects in our community.

The Toronto Parks and Trees Foundation supports community led improvement projects in our parks and green spaces by providing a
platform for fundraising and supporting community effort.

TF awards grants to some 1,000 projects every year to build healthy and vibrant Ontario communities.

The Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF) provides steady, long-term funding for small, rural and northern communities to develop and renew their infrastructure.