Grant and FundingOpen
Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation
Funding for faith-based charitable initiatives
Eligible Funding
- Varies by project
Types of eligible projects
Timeline
- Closing date : September 25, 2026
NS, Canada
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation
A charitable foundation based in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, established in 2001 by Bishop William E. Power. It disburses approximately $25,000 annually to support projects in four areas: assisting the poor through employment and housing initiatives, developing the laity for their Christian role in family life and society, providing financial assistance to Catholic Studies university students, and aiding Catholic missionary activities. View Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation's website for more information.
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About Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation
What is the mission of Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation?
To assist the poor through self-sufficiency projects, support the development of the laity for their Christian role in family life and society, provide financial assistance to Catholic Studies students at the university level, and aid the missionary activities of the Catholic Church.
What type of organization is Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation?
Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation is a Foundation.
When was Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation founded?
Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation was founded in 2001.
What is Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation's official website?
Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation's official website is https://www.bishoppowerfoundation.ca/.
What else should I know about Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation?
Rôle de la Fondation dans l'écosystème du financement
La Fondation Bishop William E. Power Family Charitable Foundation est un organisme de bienfaisance enregistré qui verse annuellement environ 25 000 $ à des projets communautaires dans les domaines de la lutte contre la pauvreté, du développement du laïcat catholique, de l'éducation et des activités missionnaires. Opérée par un Conseil d'administration bénévole, elle soutient des organismes sans but lucratif et des étudiants admissibles.
Critères généraux d'évaluation des demandes
Les demandes sont évaluées selon leur contribution à l'un des quatre objectifs de la Fondation : 1) aider les pauvres par le financement de démarrage pour des projets d'emploi et de logement; 2) soutenir les mouvements de développement du laïcat; 3) aider les étudiants en études catholique au niveau universitaire; 4) soutenir les activités missionnaires de l'Église. Le Conseil examine les propositions au printemps et à l'automne de chaque année.
Transparence et reddition de comptes
Les récipiendaires doivent soumettre un rapport un an après avoir reçu le financement. La Fondation se réserve le droit de demander des éclaircissements ou des informations supplémentaires aux candidats.