
Community Justice Grants
- Varies by project
- Closing date : March 8, 2024
Independent non-profit foundation in British Columbia that funds legal education, legal research, legal aid, law reform, and law libraries. It supports ongoing programs and project-based grants across the province. View The Law Foundation of British Columbia's website for more information.





The Law Foundation of British Columbia is an independent non-profit foundation created under the Legal Profession Act. It uses income from lawyers’ pooled trust accounts to fund work that advances access to justice and benefits people across British Columbia.
The Foundation’s grantmaking is organized around five mandated areas: legal education, legal research, legal aid, law reform, and law libraries. Its website shows both continuing, province-wide programs and project-based funding opportunities.
The Foundation supports Nations, Indigenous communities, organizations, and other groups working in law-related fields. It also backs projects that serve the public interest, including legal advocacy, community legal services, public legal education, and law-related information resources.
The Foundation emphasizes access to justice, equity, diversity, and support for underserved communities. Its strategic priorities include Indigenous justice revitalization, systemic access to justice, effective legal and advocacy services, and public-interest justice initiatives.
Annual reports list the programs and projects funded each year and provide financial statements, indicating an ongoing grantmaking portfolio with province-wide reach.