Is your society looking for grant funding to help with the COVID-19 relaunch?
You can apply for Civil Society Funding to support transformation change for your organization and expand your capacity to address social issues impacting your community.
One of the United Progressive Conservative priorities is to harness the Civil Society’s power and is built on the belief that civil society voluntary groups are generally more effective in preventing and reducing social problems (UPC platform, pg. 71).
The new Civil Society Fund (CSF) provides 20 million to expand civil society’s capacity to address Albertans’ social programs. Organizations can apply for a one-time grant to support an effective and sustainable recovery of the civil society sector. The CSF goal is to support innovative cost-shared programs delivered by community groups.
Eligible projects support transformational change for the organization or broader society sector, and transformation change significantly expands the civil society’s capacity to address social issues.
Eligible organizations are registered community not-for-profit, a First Nation, a Metis Settlement, or a Collaborative with the applicant organization is a registered and non-profit organization.
Priority areas for your project include system infrastructure, civil society research and data, organizational transformation, financial sustainability, and resilience.
Quantum Recreation wants to help you transform your organization and increase your ability to impact your community positively. Contact us if you need help completing the application form, ensure your project meets the key priorities, and meet the current deadline, January 20, 2021. Contact us TODAY.