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Columbia Basin Trust — Summer Works Program - BC - Canada

Columbia Basin Trust — Summer Works Program

Last Update: January 24, 2025
BC, Canada
Money to hire students in the Columbia Basin region

Columbia Basin Trust — Summer Works Program at a glance

Eligible Funding
  • No Condition
Timeline
  • Open Date : August 9, 2024
  • Closing date : August 12, 2024
Financing Type
Wage Subsidies And Interns
Eligible Industries
  • All industries
Grant Providers
  • Columbia Basin Trust
  • Government of British Columbia
Status
Closed

Overview of the Columbia Basin Trust — Summer Works Program program

Your small business can get a wage subsidy to hire a full-time high school and post-secondary students for full-time entry-level and career-related jobs during the school summer break.

Financing terms and conditions

This grant generally covers a wage subsidy for hiring full-time students during the summer break but specific financing modalities are not detailed in the available information.

Eligible projects & activities

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 11,000

Internship program for high school students at an organic farm to learn sustainable agriculture

$ 9,500

Hiring students to conduct a community environmental impact study

$ 15,000

Developing a new mobile application for a transportation startup by hiring student developers

$ 13,000

Hiring students to assist in a summer arts program for youth

$ 10,000

Student-led project to renovate a community garden

$ 9,000

Hiring students to develop a social media marketing campaign for a local bookstore

Eligibility criteria of the Columbia Basin Trust — Summer Works Program program

Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's location and business structure.
  • The applicant must be a small business.
  • The headquarters of the business must be located within the Columbia Basin Trust’s region.
  • The applicant must not be a non-profit organization.

Who is eligible?

Small businesses with headquarters located within the Columbia Basin Trust's region are eligible to apply, provided they are not non-profit organizations.

Who is not eligible

This grant is focused on small businesses within a specific region and excludes certain types of organizations. It explicitly mentions restrictions on the eligibility status of non-profit organizations.
  • Non-profit organizations

Eligible expenses

  • Salaries for project staff
  • Travel costs directly related to the project
  • Materials and supplies for project activities
  • Printing and dissemination of project materials

Eligible geographic areas

This grant is available exclusively to businesses located within the Columbia Basin Trust region. The eligible locations are selected to focus on supporting the economic development of this specific area.
  • Small businesses headquartered within the geographical boundaries of the Columbia Basin Trust region.

Eligibility criteria of the Columbia Basin Trust — Summer Works Program program

There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:
  • Financial need of the organization
  • Impact of the project on the community
  • Alignment with the grant's focus areas
  • Feasibility and sustainability of the project

How to apply to the Columbia Basin Trust — Summer Works Program program

1
Review the eligibility criteria
  • Content: Check if your organization meets the specific requirements outlined by the grant
  • Implications: Ensure that the organization qualifies for the funding
2
Collect required documentation
  • Content: Gather all necessary documents such as financial statements, project proposal, and organizational information
  • Implications: Have all the relevant information ready for the application
3
Complete the application form
  • Content: Fill out the application form accurately and completely
  • Implications: Provide all the necessary details for the grant review process
4
Submit the application
  • Content: Send the completed application along with the supporting documents before the deadline
  • Implications: Ensure timely submission to be considered for the grant

Additional information

Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
  • The program is administered by the College of the Rockies, which offers resources and guidance throughout the process.
  • The contact information provided allows applicants to receive direct support and assistance with their applications or to address specific inquiries related to the program.

Contact Columbia Basin Trust

summerworks@ourtrust.org
1.877.489.2687

Apply to this program

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