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Community Sustainability Micro-Grant Program

Last Update: February 4, 2026
Canada
Supports community projects in Charlottetown focused on sustainability and inclusivity.

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Location
  • Canada
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  • Non-profit
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Overview

The micro-grant program provides small-scale funding to support community projects in Charlottetown that promote sustainability and social inclusion. It offers up to $2,500 for initiatives that contribute to climate resilience, food security, arts, healthy communities, and inclusivity.

Activities funded

  • Implementing ecological or climate resilience projects.
  • Organizing community events or initiatives promoting sustainability.
  • Supporting local arts or cultural programs that enhance social cohesion.
  • Developing urban food security projects or community gardens.
  • Creating inclusive activities to improve community health and social integration.
Examples of admissible projects:
Installing solar energy solutions to promote sustainability initiatives

Documents Needed

Project proposal, proof of eligibility, documentation of community support or partnership if applicable.

Eligibility

Projects must contribute to climate resilience, food security, arts, community health, or inclusivity in Charlottetown.

Who is eligible?

  • Community groups and non-profit organizations based in Charlottetown.
  • Individuals residing in Charlottetown with community project ideas.
  • Local arts or cultural organizations supporting community development.

Who is not eligible

  • Projects outside Charlottetown.
  • Commercial or for-profit entities.
  • Organizations that do not align with the program’s focus areas.
  • Projects that have previously received funding for the same purpose.

Eligible expenses

Project-related costs up to the maximum of $2,500, including materials, supplies, and other necessary expenses.

Ineligible Costs and Activities


Eligible geographic areas

Charlottetown

Selection criteria

  • Alignment with city sustainability goals.
  • Potential community impact.
  • Feasibility of project implementation.
  • Innovation or uniqueness of the idea.
  • Community support or partnerships.

How to apply

Register on the city’s community funding portal.Prepare a project proposal detailing objectives, activities, and expected outcomes.Upload all required documents and complete the application form.Review the application and submit before the deadline.Await the review process and follow instructions for further steps if approved.

Processing and Agreement

  • Applications will be reviewed for eligibility and alignment with program goals.
  • Applicants will be notified of approval or rejection.
  • Approved projects must comply with the funding agreement and submit required reports.

Additional information

Funding is available on a first-come, first-served basis until the deadline or budget is exhausted.
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