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Town of Collingwood - Parks, Recreation and Culture (PRC) Department
03/02/21
03/22/21 4:00 PM
Grants and in-kind support to Ontario nonprofit organizations, volunteer groups, and charities in eligible locations for projects benefiting the community. Applicants must contact the Funding Source staff prior to submitting an application. Funding is intended for projects requesting either in-kind services or direct financial assistance, or for one project requesting both types of grants. Eligible organizations will operate cultural or recreational programs supporting the health and wellbeing of community residents in the Town of Collingwood.
Community Recreation and Culture Grants (CRCG)
There are two types of Community Recreation and Culture Grants - Financial Grants and In-Kind Facility Grants. Applicants may apply for both a Financial Grant and an In-Kind Facility Grant on one application, if it is for the same project.
Financial Grants:
In-Kind Facility Grants:
For the purposes of this grant program, “Projects” are special events, programs or activities that demonstrate support for at least one of the following objectives from the Parks, Recreation & Culture Master Plan:
For detailed Project Eligibility, see the URL for Full Text link below.
GrantWatch ID#: 148641
Financial Grants: Applicants must select between two grant amounts:
- $1,500 (Up to 16 grants of this amount will be awarded annually)
- $5,000 (Up to 5 grants of this amount will be awarded annually)
Unsuccessful applications for $5,000 will not then be considered for $1,500.
In-Kind Facility Grants: The maximum grant per eligible applicant is $5,000 and the minimum request is $200.
A maximum of $35,000 is available for In-Kind Facility Grants annually.
2021 grant recipients will not be permitted to defer use of their grant beyond the timelines of this year's program (April 1, 2021 - March 31, 2022).
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Online Application: Will be available from Tuesday, February 16
Email grants@collingwood.ca to register for an information session.
Email grants@collingwood.ca or call 705-444-2500 ext. 3287 to discuss the application prior to applying.
If applying for an In-Kind Facility Grant, contact a Recreation Service Advisor to preliminarily book the facility and determine the value of the request: 705-444-2500 ext. 3382 or prc@collingwood.ca
PRC Funding Source Staff:
T: (705) 444-2500, Ext. 3287
Email: artsandculture@collingwood.ca
Town of Collingwood
P.O. Box 157, 97 Hurontario Street
Collingwood, Ontario L9Y 3Z5
T: (705) 445-1030
F: (705) 445-2448
townhall@collingwood.ca
Canada: Ontario: Town of Collingwood;
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