MRC Kamouraska — Support Program for the Start-up of Religious Heritage Projects
grant_single|update January 24, 2025
QC, Canada
Supports new uses and pilot projects in religious heritage
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Grant and Funding
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- Arts, entertainment and recreation
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- MRC Kamouraska
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The grant supports the initiation of projects incorporating new uses or pilot projects in churches and chapels with a maximum funding of $4,000 per application. Eligible activities include feasibility studies, sketches, professional fees (architects, engineers, designers, etc.), as well as furniture, light equipment, and development work.
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This grant offers financial support specifically designed to aid the startup of religious heritage projects by allocating funds strategically for initial project phases. Its financing modalities ensure targeted assistance to eligible projects that aim to preserve and innovate religious heritage uses.
- Maximum funding available per application is $4,000.
- Applicants must contribute at least 10% of the project cost in cash.
- Funding is designated for feasibility studies, sketches, expert assessments, and professional fees including architects, engineers, and designers.
- Eligible expenses include furnishings, light equipment, and developmental work, but exclude operational costs, debts, and construction or renovation activities.
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This grant supports the initiation of projects aimed at adapting religious heritage sites to new uses or supporting pilot projects within churches and chapels. The eligible projects focus on enhancing cultural, economic, and community impact while preserving historical features.
- Feasibility studies to assess new uses for religious heritage sites.
- Creation of sketches and designs for adapting churches and chapels.
- Professional consultations and expert opinions (e.g., architects, engineers, designers).
- Purchase and installation of light equipment and furniture.
- Undertaking necessary refurbishment and interior layout work.
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Eligibility for this grant is determined by the type of organization applying.
- Applicants must be non-profit organizations.
- Applicants can also be municipalities.
- Religious organizations such as fabriques are eligible to apply.
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Non-profit organizations, municipalities, and parish councils are eligible to apply for the grant. The program is aimed at entities that can initiate projects adding new uses or pilot projects for churches and chapels with a focus on their cultural, economic, and community impact, as well as preserving the heritage characteristics of the buildings.
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The grant covers eligible expenses essential for starting and planning projects related to religious heritage sites.
- Feasibility studies.
- Sketches and planning designs.
- Professional fees (architects, engineers, designers).
- Furniture and light equipment.
- Site development works.
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This grant appears to be specifically associated with the MRC de Kamouraska. However, no explicit geographical eligibility areas are detailed in the provided information, aside from general references to local communities.
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The evaluation and selection of projects for this grant are based on specific criteria to ensure alignment with the grant’s objectives.
- Relevance of the project to the program objectives.
- Potential impacts and benefits for the community.
- Potential impacts and benefits for the applying organization.
- Feasibility of the project and sound financial planning.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- The maximum funding amount available per application is $4,000.
- Application submissions are accepted on a continuous basis, with no specific deadline.
- Applicants must contribute 10% of the project costs in cash.
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jmaguire@mrckamouraska.com
4184921660