Grant and Funding Programs Offered by CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)
Overview of Available Grants and Funding
The CWB Welding Foundation is a national Canadian charity founded by the CWB Group in 2013 that funds welding and materials joining education. It offers grants, bursaries, awards and program support for students, educators and institutions across Canada, including equipment upgrades, PPE, curriculum resources and training programs. View CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)'s website for more information.
Content last updated: April 29, 2026
List of grants and funding offered by CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)
8 opportunities available
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Equipment and Technology Advancement Program
Supports modernization of welding programs with funding for equipment and technology upgrades.
Partnering and CollaborationGrant and FundingClosed
Mind Over Metal™ Camps
Hands-on welding camps for youth
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CWB WeldSAFE™ Career Kickstart Award
PPE support for future welding professionals
About CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)
What is the mission of CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)?
The CWB Welding Foundation’s mission is to build strong career pathways in welding and related industries by funding education, equipment, safety resources and training. It forges partnerships between industry, education and government to expand access to high-quality welding learning opportunities for diverse groups across Canada.
What type of organization is CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)?
CWB Welding Foundation (CWB) is a Foundation.
When was CWB Welding Foundation (CWB) founded?
CWB Welding Foundation (CWB) was founded in 2013.
What is CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)'s official website?
CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)'s official website is https://www.cwbweldingfoundation.org.
What else should I know about CWB Welding Foundation (CWB)?
The CWB Welding Foundation is a national Canadian charity created by the CWB Group to strengthen welding and materials joining education across Canada. It supports students, educators and training institutions through grants, bursaries, awards and program funding.
Its funding helps schools and community partners improve equipment, safety resources, curriculum access and career pathways, with a focus on expanding opportunity and workforce development in welding-related trades.