grant_single_labels|summary

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grant_single|deadlines
  • grant_single|timelineUnspecified
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Grant and Funding
Loans and Capital investments
Partnering and Collaboration
grant_single|eligibleIndustries
  • Retail trade
  • Arts, entertainment and recreation
  • Accommodation and food services
  • Other services (except public administration)
  • Public administration
grant_single|grantors
  • MRC La Matanie
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grant_card_status|open

grant_single_labels|preview

The grant program provides financial support in the form of non-repayable contributions or loans, with a maximum funding amount of $250,000, to encourage sustainable employment, business consolidation, and innovation within the MRC of La Matanie. Eligible activities include business start-ups, expansions, acquisitions, professional expertise, and promotion, particularly in underserved rural retail and dining sectors.

grant_single_labels|terms_and_conditions

The MRC La Matanie Grant and Sponsorship Program provides various financing options to support entrepreneurship and community projects. The financing modalities are designed to cater to different project needs, whether for starting, expanding, or sustaining operations.
  • Funds for creating and supporting viable businesses, including support for start-ups, expansions, and business acquisitions.
  • Local investment funds available as repayable contributions, including the Fonds local d’investissement (FLI) and Fonds local de solidarité (FLS).
  • Non-repayable contributions available through the Programme d’accompagnement des entreprises (PAE) and other non-profit supportive schemes.
  • Reserved allocations for socioeconomic, cultural, environmental, or sporting projects with significant local impact via the Programme d’octroi de dons et commandites.
  • Special collaboration agreements focused on comprehensive community or economic development projects through non-repayable contributions.

grant_single_labels|projects

The MRC La Matanie Grant and Sponsorship Program supports economic and social development through various financial contributions and sponsorships. Its initiatives focus on fostering business viability, job creation, and community engagement.
  • Create and support viable businesses in the region.
  • Finance startup, expansion, or acquisition operations.
  • Support business succession projects.
  • Promote job development within the territory.
  • Contribute to the overall economic development of MRC de La Matanie.
  • Support community activities and events with social, cultural, environmental, economic, or sporting significance.
  • Facilitate structural projects with inter-municipal collaboration and significant territorial impact.

grant_single_labels|admissibility

Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's profile and proposed activities focused on development within the MRC de La Matanie.
  • The entrepreneur or group of entrepreneurs must aim to acquire at least 25% of the value of an existing enterprise for the FLI volet Relève.
  • The applicant must be creating or supporting viable business ventures.
  • Projects must contribute to starting, expanding, acquiring, or transferring businesses.
  • The application should support employment development within the region.
  • Applicants must contribute to the economic development of the MRC de La Matanie.
  • Only accredited social economy enterprises are eligible for non-profit organizations applying for local funds.

grant_eligibility_criteria|who_can_apply

The grant programs mentioned are accessible to entrepreneurs, businesses, and accredited social economy businesses operating within the MRC de La Matanie. Specifically:1. Entrepreneurs or groups of entrepreneurs looking to acquire a significant stake of at least 25% in an existing business.2. Promoters and businesses aiming to maintain and create sustainable jobs, consolidate business operations, and support innovation.3. Initiatives in retail and restaurant services in underserved rural communities.4. Accredited social economy enterprises that meet the criteria of non-profit organizations under Part III of the Quebec Companies Act.5. Projects that have a significant social, cultural, environmental, economic, or sporting impact and align with the strategic vision of the MRC de La Matanie.6. Special collaborations focusing on projects that have a structuring impact on the community and economy, often involving intersectoral approaches and municipal collaborations to generate economic, tourist, social, or cultural benefits throughout the territory.

grant_eligibility_criteria|eligible_expenses

Eligible expenses for the Programme d’accompagnement des entreprises (PAE) and other contributions non-remboursable initiatives focus on supporting business growth and community development.
  • Expenses related to business startup or expansion.
  • Costs associated with business acquisition or succession.
  • Professional expertise and consulting fees.
  • Commercialization and marketing expenses.
  • Consolidation of business operations costs.
  • Expenses in the retail and restaurant services in underserved rural communities.
  • Costs related to community development projects with structural impact.
  • Donations and sponsorships for social, cultural, environmental, economic, or sports activities.

grant_eligibility_criteria|zone

This grant is targeted for companies and projects within a specific region in Canada, focusing on regional economic development and community support.
  • Businesses and projects located in the territory of the MRC de La Matanie.

grant_single_labels|register

  • Step 1: Identify Applicable Program
  • Review available funding programs to evaluate which suits your project needs the best: FLI, FLS, PAE, etc.
  • Determine if your project is eligible for contributions reimbursable, non-reimbursable, or other specific program aid.
  • Step 2: Gather Required Information and Documents
  • Prepare a comprehensive project plan outlining objectives, financial requirements, and expected outcomes.
  • Collect supporting documents such as a business plan, financial forecasts, and relevant legal documents.
  • Step 3: Contact Program Officers
  • Reach out to the designated contacts for preliminary consultation and guidance on your application.
  • Consult with Jean Langelier, Dominic Noël, or others as appropriate for specific programs.
  • Step 4: Complete Application Form
  • Fill out the specific application forms related to the chosen fund or program.
  • Ensure all required fields are completed accurately.
  • Step 5: Submit Application
  • Submit your completed application with all attachments either online or to the appropriate local contact based on the program requirements.
  • Verify submission criteria and deadlines to ensure timely processing.
  • Step 6: Confirm Submission
  • Receive or request confirmation of application receipt for your records.
  • Maintain a follow-up date to check the status of your application if necessary.

grant_single_labels|otherInfo

Here are additional relevant details for potential grant applicants:
  • The financial support available can be structured as loans or non-repayable contributions, offering flexible funding options.
  • For the FLI volet Relève, there is a repayment holiday on the capital for the first six months, and it is interest-free for the first 24 months.
  • Programs are designed to support both existing businesses and start-ups, addressing various stages of business development.
  • The programmes emphasize creating sustainable jobs and contributing to the economic development of the MRC de La Matanie.
  • Non-profits, specifically social economy enterprises accredited by the province, are eligible under certain programs.
  • The Programme d’octroi de dons et commandites focuses on projects with significant social, cultural, environmental, economic, or sports impacts.
  • Special collaborations may be formed under the Programme de développement des communautés for projects aligning with strategic priorities, emphasizing widespread economic or social benefits.
  • Regional socioeconomic development is a key focus, with funds supporting structural projects within the community.

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