Grant and FundingClosed
Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)
Supports school food infrastructure improvements
Eligible Funding
- From $5,000 to $150,000
Eligible Industries
- All industries
Types of eligible projects
NB, NL, NS, PE, Canada
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)
Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF) is a public or publicly supported funding provider for initiatives related to school food infrastructure, meal programs, equipment, food access and student nutrition in Atlantic Canada. It supports eligible organizations, communities or partners through program funding, grants, contributions or infrastructure support tied to defined public outcomes. View Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)'s website for more information.
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About Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)
What is the mission of Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)?
Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF) supports public-interest projects by funding initiatives connected to school food infrastructure, meal programs, equipment, food access and student nutrition in Atlantic Canada.
What type of organization is Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)?
Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF) is a Government agency.
What is Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)'s official website?
Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)'s official website is https://www.atlanticsfif.ca/english.
What else should I know about Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF)?
Atlantic School Food Infrastructure Fund (SFIF) is a funding provider for projects connected to school food infrastructure, meal programs, equipment, food access and student nutrition in Atlantic Canada. It appears in grant records as a program, fund or public-sector-supported initiative rather than as a conventional private foundation.
Funding may support eligible nonprofits, public institutions, Indigenous-led organizations, municipalities, community groups or service providers depending on the program design. Rules are normally defined by the program guide and may include eligible costs, geographic restrictions, reporting requirements and service outcomes.
Applicants should rely on the current program page for eligibility and intake details. When the provider is a fund rather than a permanent organization, deadlines and administering partners can change between rounds.