Grant and FundingClosed
Segelberg Trust — General Funding
Funding for dialogue and consultation projects
Eligible Funding
- Varies by project
Eligible Industries
- All industries
Types of eligible projects
Environment and Climate
Canada
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Segelberg Trust
A charitable foundation established in 1984 by Rev. Dr. Eric Segelberg to promote theological studies, public policy, and environmental projects. The Trust provides grant funding up to one-third of project costs, requires co-funding, and focuses on youth outreach in areas of theology, spirituality, and the environment. Annual application deadline is December 1st. View Segelberg Trust's website for more information.
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About Segelberg Trust
What is the mission of Segelberg Trust?
To promote theological studies, public policy research, and environmental projects while providing opportunities for dialogue and consultation, particularly reaching youth about beliefs and spirituality.
What type of organization is Segelberg Trust?
Segelberg Trust is a Foundation.
When was Segelberg Trust founded?
Segelberg Trust was founded in 1984.
What is Segelberg Trust's official website?
Segelberg Trust's official website is https://www.segelbergtrust.ca/.
What else should I know about Segelberg Trust?
Role of Segelberg Trust in the Funding Ecosystem
The Segelberg Trust is a charitable foundation that provides grant funding to support projects in theology, public policy, and the environment. Established in 1984, it has a long-standing history of promoting academic research, theological education, and youth engagement with spirituality and religion.
General Evaluation Criteria for Applications
- Funding is limited to one-third of the total project cost
- Trustees expect co-funding to be sought or available before considering projects
- Funding may only be offered for three consecutive years
- Projects must align with the Trust's focus areas: Theology, Public Policy, and the Environment
- Preference for projects that engage youth in dialogue about beliefs and spirituality
Transparency, Governance, and Accountability
The Trust is governed by a board of trustees who review all applications. Grant recipients must acknowledge the Trust's support in event publications and public events. The Trust requires that projects assume liability for their work and may stop funding if projects are deemed inappropriate or outside the Trust's normal activities.
History and Evolution
Founded in 1984 by Rev. Dr. Eric Segelberg to assist academic studies and research in theology and church matters. In 1995, the Trust refocused its objectives to promote theological conferences, religious education, music study, and youth outreach. The Trust continues to operate with 4 trustees and hundreds of volunteers.