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Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request - Canada
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Source verified October 30, 2026

Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request

Funding for publicly accessible AED equipment in Northern British Columbia. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, subject to available funds.

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Location
Canada
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2026
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Frequently Asked Questions about the Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request Program

Who can I contact for more information about the Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request?

You can contact The Prince George Community Foundation (PGCF).

Where is the Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request available?

The Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request program is available across Canada.

Is the Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request is a Grant and Funding

Who are the financial supporters of the Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request?

Prince George Community Foundation — Bill Bond Memorial Fund — AED Request is funded by The Prince George Community Foundation (PGCF)