Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Region of Durham
Overview of Available Grants and Funding
Regional municipal government for Durham Region in Ontario that administers funding for local organizations, including community investment grants through the Community Social Investment Program. View Region of Durham's website for more information.
Content last updated: May 28, 2026
List of grants and funding offered by Region of Durham
3 programs available
- Varies by project
- Closes on March 28, 2025
- Quebec, Canada
- Maximum amount : 150,000 $
- Closes on August 22, 2025
- Clarington, Ontario, Canada
- Maximum amount : 50,000 $
- Ontario, Canada
About Region of Durham
What is the mission of Region of Durham?
The Region of Durham governs and delivers regional public services in Durham Region, Ontario. It also supports local community organizations financially through funding programs such as CSIP to help strengthen non-profit services and community well-being.
What type of organization is Region of Durham?
Region of Durham is a Municipal government.
What is Region of Durham's official website?
Region of Durham's official website is https://www.durham.ca/.
What else should I know about Region of Durham?
Role of Region of Durham in the funding ecosystem
The Region of Durham is an official municipal government site for Durham Region, Ontario. In addition to public services, it administers community funding for local organizations through the Community Social Investment Program (CSIP), supporting non-profit service delivery across the region.
Funding focus and supported organizations
The CSIP page shows that the Region funds non-profit organizations working in poverty reduction, social equity, wellness, food security, and broader community resilience. The program is designed to strengthen local organizations that deliver essential services and community-based initiatives.
- Thriving Communities Fund for non-profit organizations addressing poverty and social inequities.
- Sustainable Food Security Fund for projects focused on food access, food systems, and long-term food security solutions.
- Annual calls for applications with a formal portal and guidelines.
Transparency and accountability
The program materials emphasize principles such as dignity and belonging, diversity, equity and inclusion, impact, collaboration, and accountability. The page also references annual reporting to Council and lists funded agencies from prior calls for applications, which is strong evidence of active outbound funding.
Public impact
Overall, the Region’s funding role appears focused on strengthening community services and supporting local non-profit capacity in Durham Region. The website presents the Region as both a government service provider and a discretionary funder for community initiatives.