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Justice and Reconciliation Fund

Q: How much funding can be received?

Justice and Reconciliation Fund Funds up to 10000% of admissible expenses.

Q: What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Q: Is the Justice and Reconciliation Fund a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Justice and Reconciliation Fund is a undefined

Q: Who are the financial supporters of the Justice and Reconciliation Fund?

Justice and Reconciliation Fund is funded by The United Church of Canada Foundation

Q: Who is eligible for the Justice and Reconciliation Fund program?

To be eligible for the Justice and Reconciliation Fund program, you must: Organizations promoting reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous groups.

Q: Who can I contact for more information about the Justice and Reconciliation Fund?

You can contact The United Church of Canada Foundation.

Q: Where is the Justice and Reconciliation Fund available?

The Justice and Reconciliation Fund program is available the province of Quebec.

Last Update: February 4, 2026

QC, Canada

Funds for projects promoting Indigenous and non-Indigenous reconciliation and dialogue.

The United Church of Canada Foundation

At a glance

Overview

Eligible projects

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Eligibility

Selection criteria

How to apply

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Other info

At a glance

Funding available

Financing goals

No objectives are currently available

Eligible Funding

Maximum amount : 10,000 $

Timeline

Closing date : March 15, 2026

Eligible candidates

Eligible Industries

All industries

Location

Quebec

Legal structures

Non-profit

Annual revenue

All revenue ranges

Organisation size

All organization sizes

Audience

All groups

Non-profit candidates

Sector of operation

Environment

Target groups

All the groups

Revenue structures

100% donations / grants

Scope

Provincial

Overview

This program provides financial support to projects dedicated to fostering Indigenous and non-Indigenous relationships through education, dialogue, and community events. Recipients can receive up to $10,000 to carry out initiatives that promote reconciliation, understanding, and advocacy for Indigenous rights.

Activities funded

Organizing community dialogues, cultural exchanges, educational workshops, advocacy events, and memorial or commemorative activities.

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 8,000

Community workshop series to promote Indigenous and non-Indigenous understanding.

Documents Needed

Project proposal, community support letters, budget plan, project timetable.

Eligibility

Organizations involved in projects promoting Indigenous/non-Indigenous dialogue, reconciliation, and education.

Who is eligible?

Community organizations, religious groups, Indigenous groups, and nonprofit entities engaged in reconciliation efforts.

Who is not eligible

Applicants not involved in Indigenous-reconciliation projects or community engagement activities.

Eligible expenses

Organizational costs for project activities, community engagement events, educational materials.

Ineligible Costs and Activities

General operational costs not related to specific project activities, unrelated community events, and activities not connected to Indigenous-reconciliation goals.

Eligible geographic areas

Applicable in regions served by the United Church, primarily across Canada, with a focus on community-based initiatives.

Selection criteria

Projects will be evaluated based on their cultural relevance, collaboration with Indigenous communities, clarity of goals, potential impact, and feasibility.

How to apply

Register an account on the application portalPrepare a detailed project proposal outlining objectives and activitiesGather support letters from community and Indigenous partnersComplete the online application form with all required documentsSubmit the application before the deadline and await notification

Processing and Agreement

After submission, applications are reviewed for eligibility and project alignment. Approved projects are notified within eight weeks, with a formal agreement required before funds are released. Progress and final reports are typically mandatory to ensure accountability and measure impact.

Additional information

Projects should ideally involve joint Indigenous and non-Indigenous planning and execution.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Justice and Reconciliation Fund Program

Here are answers to the most common questions about the Justice and Reconciliation Fund. This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.