Canada Arts Presentation Fund (CAPF) – Development

• The applicant must be a not-for-profit organization incorporated under Canadian federal, provincial, or territorial legislation.
• Unincorporated organizations and ad hoc groups from ethnocultural and Indigenous communities are eligible.
• Provincial, territorial, or municipal institutions, including agencies and public educational institutions that promote or organize arts presentation activities for the public, may apply.
• Indigenous peoples’ institutions and organizations representing Status or Non-Status Indians, Inuit, and Métis are eligible.

Who is eligible?

• Not-for-profit organizations incorporated under federal, provincial, or territorial legislation
• Unincorporated organizations and ad hoc groups from ethnocultural and Indigenous communities
• Provincial, territorial, or municipal institutions, including agencies and public educational institutions that organize public presentation activities
• Indigenous peoples’ institutions
• Status or Non-Status Indians, Inuit, and Métis organizations

Eligible geographic areas

• Organizations across all Canadian provinces and territories.

• Information regarding the application deadline must be obtained directly from the nearest regional office of the Department of Canadian Heritage.
• The eligibility criteria have been expanded to include unincorporated organizations and ad hoc groups from racialized and Indigenous communities.
• Guides are available on the public acknowledgement of financial support from Canadian Heritage.
• Applicants are encouraged to report any fraud or abuse related to the funding program.