Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Township of Lucan Biddulph

The Township of Lucan Biddulph is the official municipal government for the Lucan and Granton area in southwestern Ontario. In addition to delivering municipal services and governing local planning matters, the Township also administers a Community Improvement Plan that includes funding support for eligible projects.

The website shows that 2026 Community Improvement Plan applications are open and that applications are accepted until available funds are used. The Township directs applicants to a formal application form and describes a grant application process involving staff consultation before submission. The Economic Development page also states that the Community Economic Development Committee is responsible for the Community Improvement Grant Program.

This indicates that the Township is not only a local government body, but also a provider of project-based financial assistance through a municipal incentive or grant mechanism. The ARU page further notes that property owners may be eligible for financial support through the Community Improvement Plan to help offset some of the costs of creating an additional residential unit.

The Township describes itself as a rural farming community with urban settlements in Lucan and Granton, and its mission emphasizes municipal leadership, quality services, and support for residents, businesses, and visitors. Its funding activity appears tied to local economic development and community improvement rather than a broad philanthropic foundation model.

The site provides staff contact information for economic development, including Lisa deBoer, Economic Development & Communications Officer, which supports the site’s status as an official government provider with an active funding program.