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grant_single|eligibleFinancing
  • grant_single|minCount
grant_single|deadlines
  • grant_single|openingDateFebruary 01, 2023
  • grant_single|closingDateOctober 25, 2023
grant_single|financingType
Grant and Funding
grant_single|eligibleIndustries
  • grant_single|allIndustries
grant_single|grantors
  • Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF)
  • Government of Ontario
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grant_card_status|closed

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Get a grant to help your community-based or provincial non-profit organization recover and build capacity, resilience and sustainability.

grant_single_labels|projects

There are eligible projects and activities for this grant:
  • Develop and implement medium to long-term plans to address needs related to recovering, and/or building capacity, resilience, and sustainability.
  • Provide supports to staff and volunteers to adapt to organizational changes related to recovery and building resilience
  • Adapt or add-new program and service delivery to meet the changing needs of the community
  • Expand previously adapted programs and services to meet the changing needs of the community
  • Meet public health guidelines, safely deliver programs and services, and/or prepare for future disruptions through the purchase of necessary equipment and/or technological infrastructure
grant_single|admissibleProjectsExample

$30,000

Toronto
Implement a digital learning platform for students to adapt to remote education changes

$40,000

Montreal
Set up a telehealth service to meet health guidelines and prepare for future disruptions

$18,000

Ottawa
Launch a mental health support initiative for seniors impacted by social isolation

$32,000

Calgary
Expand job-training programs for unemployed youth to build career resilience

$28,000

Halifax
Upgrade technological infrastructure for a local food bank to meet increased demand

$25,000

Vancouver
Develop a training program for volunteers to enhance community support services

grant_single_labels|admissibility

The eligibility criteria for this grant are:
  • An applicant must have a primary purpose and reputation for delivering programs with community benefits in Ontario.
  • The organization must demonstrate financial capacity, provide services in Ontario, and be able to generate additional resources.
  • Eligible applicants include charitable organizations, not-for-profit corporations, Indigenous communities, and municipalities with specific populations.

grant_eligibility_criteria|who_can_apply

Eligible applicants for the Resilient Communities Fund grant include charitable organizations or foundations registered with the Canada Revenue Agency, and organizations incorporated as not-for-profit corporations without share capital in a Canadian jurisdiction. Indigenous communities like First Nations, Chartered Community Councils operating under the Métis Nation of Ontario, and Inuit organizations are also eligible.
  • Charitable organizations or foundations registered with the Canada Revenue Agency
  • Organizations incorporated as not-for-profit corporations without share capital in a Canadian jurisdiction
  • First Nations
  • Chartered Community Councils operating under the Métis Nation of Ontario
  • Inuit organizations

grant_eligibility_criteria|eligible_expenses

Eligible expenses for the Resilient Communities Fund grant include direct personnel costs, direct non-personnel costs (such as purchased services, supplies, and evaluation), and overhead and administration costs directly associated with the funded project. The grant also covers non-fixed equipment and technological infrastructure costs.
  • Direct personnel costs
  • Direct non-personnel costs
  • Overhead and Administration costs
  • Non-fixed equipment and/or technological infrastructure

grant_single_labels|criteria

The evaluation and selection criteria for the Resilient Communities Fund grant are as follows:
  • Current organizational challenges: The organization must clearly articulate the challenges they are facing to build resilience.
  • Organization supports diverse, underrepresented, and/or vulnerable populations: The organization needs to demonstrate that its purpose and programming positively impact populations facing various barriers.
  • Strategy: The strategy outlined should be well thought out and explain how the organization plans to recover and build resilience based on the challenges and outcomes selected.
  • Process: The process should be well thought out, identifying the necessary steps for recovery.

grant_single_labels|register

  • Step 1: Review eligibility requirements and ensure your organization qualifies for the grant.
  • Step 2: Plan your project by identifying the challenges your organization faces and how the grant can help you address them.
  • Step 3: Gather necessary documentation, including financial statements and quotes for expenses over $10,000.
  • Step 4: Complete the online application form with detailed responses and a clear budget aligned with the project outcomes.
  • Step 5: Submit the application before the deadline and await the review process.

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Resilient Communities Fund

Apply to this program