Funding Opportunities for Food Programs in NL

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1		Funding Opportunities for Food Programs in NL - Last Updated May 2020
2	Funding Program Name	Grantor	Type of Grantor	Available to:	Needs to be incorporated (Y/N)	Area Covered:	Due Date	Website	Description

3	Western Regional Wellness Coalition Grant	Western Regional Wellness Coalition	Community Sector	Non profit and community groups in Western Health Region	y	Regional - Western Health Region	multiple times per year	http://www.westernwellnesscoalition.com/page/Funding.aspx	To support community groups and organizations in the Western Health region (Port Saunders to Port aux Basques, Burgeo, Ramea and South-West Coast, east to White Bay) in promoting wellness in their communities.
4	Western Regional Wellness Coalition School Grant	Western Regional Wellness Coalition	Community Sector	Schools (K-12) in Western Health Region	n	Regional - Western Health Region	multiple times per year	http://www.westernwellnesscoalition.com/page/Funding.aspx	To support K-12 schools within the Western Health region to promote health and wellness to all students
5	Northern Regional Wellness Coalition Community Grant	Northern Regional Wellness Coalition	Community Sector	nonprofit, school councils, family resource centers, youth	y	Regional - Northern Peninsula & Southern Labrador (Served by LG Health Authority)	multiple times per year	http://www.northernwellnesscoalition.com	The purpose of Community Grants is to provide monetary and resource supports to engage community involvement and encourage actions to promoteHealthy Eating, Physical Activity, Tobacco Control, Injury Prevention, Mental Health Promotion, Environmental Health, Child & Youth Development and Health Protection
6	Labrador Regional Wellness Coalition Community Grants	Labrador Regional Wellness Coalition	Community Sector	nonprofit, community-based organizations	y	Regional - Labrador, excluding area served by NWRC	multiple times per year	http://www.lrwc.ca/home/community-grants.htm
7	Eastern Regional Wellness Coalition Grant	Eastern Regional Wellness Coalition	Community Sector	Nonproft, ERWC member	y	Regional - Eastern Health Region (Avalon Rural)	multiple times per year	http://easternwellnesscoalition.com/coalition-funding	The Eastern Regional Wellness Coalition (ERWC) Community Grant program is to support community involvement and action to promote wellness. This program provides opportunity to foster and strengthen community partnerships
8	Wellness Grant Program	Wellness Coalition - Avalon East	Community Sector	Non profit organizations	n	Regional - Eastern Health Region - Avalon area	multiple times per year	https://www.wellnesscoalition-avaloneast.ca/index.php/grants	The Wellness Grant Program exists to support groups and organizations in the Avalon East area who are promoting wellness in their communities and to foster partnerships among community groups
9	Healthy Communties Partnership Fund	Eastern Health	Government of NL - Provincial	Nonprofit within Eastern Health Region	y	Regional - Eastern Health Region	annual	http://www.easternhealth.ca/OurCommunity.aspx?d=1&id=642&p=379	Established by Eastern Health’s Board of Trustees, and valued at $50,000 annually, the Healthy Communities Partnership Fund enables us to work directly with local community groups and organizations to better understand and support projects that strengthen partnerships and foster the development of healthy communities.
10	Community Grant Program	Central Regional Wellness Coalition	Community Sector	nonprofit, municipality, educational institution k-12, community groups; Wellness Coalition members	y/n	Regional - Central Health Region	multiple times per year	https://www.centralwellnesscoalition.com/index.php/community-grant-program	The purpose of the Community Grants is to support groups and organizations in the central region (health authority boundaries) who are working to promote wellness in their communities and to foster partnerships among community groups.
11	Initiative Funds & Promotional Items	Central Regional Wellness Coalition	Community Sector	Non-profit, community organizations within Central Health Region		Regional - Central Health Region	ongoing	https://centralwellnesscoalition.com/index.php/community-initiatives-funds	To receive funding from the Central Wellness Coalition you must be a networking member. Funds will be issued to the applicant on a reimbursement basis, following the submission of original receipts with the Community Initiatives Claims form.
12	STEP (Strategic Transitions and Employment Partnerships)	Association of New Canadians	Community Sector	Employment of new Canadians	n	provincial	ongoing	http://www.ancnl.ca/newcomers-guide/provincial-guide/section-3/association-for-new-canadians/	career placement program connecting local businesses with job-ready international clients. In a 5-12 week volunteer placement, clients are able to demonstrate skills and talent, gain work experience in Canada, and make valuable contacts for future employment.
13	Smart & Caring Community Fund	Community Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador	Community Sector	Nonprofit, municipalities, registered charities	y/n	provincial	annual	http://www.cfnl.ca/index.php/grants	The aim of the Community Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador (CFNL) is to create smart and caring communities across the province by supporting organizations that help build community vitality and improve the well-being of the people of the province. Our goal is both to address community problems and to enrich the lives of community members.
14	Student Employment Grant	Conservation Corps of NL	Community Sector	Employment grant for non-profit organizations, municipalities	y	provincial	ongoing	http://www.ccnl.ca/employment/employers/	Conservation Corps Newfoundland and Labrador partners with non-profit organizations, municipalities and businesses to create meaningful employment opportunities for youth.
15	Youth Engagement Funding Initiative	Conservation Corps of NL	Community Sector	Youth, individual, group, educational instituion (k-12)	n	provincial	annual	http://www.ccnl.ca/programs/ccec/youth-engagement-funding/	It provides seed funding/support to youth (up to and including age 30) in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador who wish to pursue endeavors relating to climate change.
16	Community Waste Diversion Fund	MMSB	Community Sector	Municipalty, local service districts		provincial	annual	http://mmsb.nl.ca/funding-programs/community-waste-diversion-fund/	Non‐repayable contribution covering up to 80% of the eligible costs of projects that support the implementation of the Provincial Waste Management Strategy in Newfoundland and Labrador (reduce, reuse, recycle, recover, dipose)
17	Community Fund	United Way Newfoundland and Labrador	Community Sector	Charities	Must be a registered Charity	provincial	annual	https://www.unitedwaynl.ca/who-we-help/charities/	Charities in Newfoundland and Labrador can apply for funding of a specific program or project through our Community fund grant process.
18	Community Investment Program	Nalcor Energy	Corporate	local organziaiton, municipalities, local service district		provincial	ongoing	https://nalcorenergy.com/community-investment/	Giving back to communities in Newfoundland and Labrador is a priority for Nalcor Energy. We make every effort possible to be a valued corporate citizen and to improve the quality of life for people throughout the province. This means actively supporting organizations in the communities where we operate and where our employees liv
19	Community Investment Funding	Vale	Corporate	nonprofit, registered charity	y	provincial		http://www.vale.com/canada/en/aboutvale/communities/community-investment/community-investment-criteria/pages/default.aspx
20	Hiring a Co-Op Student	Multiple: Academy Canada, MUN, CNA	Educational Institution	Work placements		provincial	ongoing	http://www.mun.ca/coop/employers/recruit.php, http://www.academycanada.com/prospective-students/work-terms/, http://www.cna.nl.ca/programscourses/co-op/pemployers.asp	These schools are looking for placements of their students for 4 month work-terms on a regular basis. Some schools require the employer provide the salary (such as MUN) while others do not (Academy Canada). CNA has funding available for potential employers (Small Enterprise Co-operative Placement Assistance Program (SECPAP)).
21	Small Enterprise Co-operative Placement Assistance Program (SECPAP)	Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador	Educational Institution	Youth (post-secondary), employers	n	provincial	multiple times per year	https://www.mun.ca/coop/employers/funding/forms/SECPAP_Application.pdf	Memorial's Co-operative Education Services Centre is currently accepting applications from the small business sector to provide challenging employment and educational opportunities to post secondary co-operative education students in Newfoundland and Labrador. SECPAP offers a wage subsidy to successful applicants
22	The Graduate Transition to Employment Program (GTEP)	Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador	Educational Institution	Employers in private or community sector	y	provincial	multiple times per year	https://www.mun.ca/student/student-success/work-experience/gtep.php	The Graduate Transition to Employment Program (GTEP) is an incentive for employers in Newfoundland and Labrador to hire Memorial University graduates.GTEP provides $6,250 of the starting salary of an approved position for a period of 26 weeks and a $250 stipend for professional development or training.
23	Cal LeGrow Foundation Grant Funding	Cal LeGrow Foundation	Foundation	Youth & youth serving opportunities		provincial	multiple times per year	http://callegrow.com/about/cal-legrow-foundation/cal-legrow-foundation-grant-funding/	The Cal LeGrow Foundation exists to create opportunities that inspire and impact youth in Newfoundland and Labrador. We are passionate about removing the barriers that our province’s youth face in reaching their full potential. No child should be left behind, and we back up our belief with real funding.
24	VOCM Cares	VOCM	Foundation	Registered charities, municipalities, educational institution (campus)	y/n	provincial	multiple times per year	http://www.vocmcares.com/funding/	Every year the VOCM Cares Foundation provides funding to community groups and organizations which help strengthen and support communities in Newfoundland and Labrador.
25	Community Healthy Living Fund	Department of Childrens Seniors and Social Development	Provincial Government	nonprofit, municipality, local service district, educational institution k-12, Indigenous government	y	provincial	ongoing	https://www.cssd.gov.nl.ca/grants/chl_fund.html	The Community Healthy Living Fund (CHLF) is a program that supports "The Way Forward: A Vision for Sustainability and Growth in Newfoundland and Labrador" and provides a funding opportunity to communities and organization’s for initiatives that demonstrate direct measurable results towards the targets outlined in “The Way Forward”, specifically increase physical activity rates and increase the rate of vegetable and fruit consumption
26	Community Garden Support Program	Department of Fisheries and Land Resources	Provincial Government	nonprofit, municipality, local service district	y/n	provincial	annual	https://www.faa.gov.nl.ca/programs/pdf/2019-20_Community_Garden_SP_Description.pdf	The Community Garden Support Program contributes to The Way Forward – Agriculture Sector Work Plan and the goal to increase food self-sufficiency in Newfoundland and Labrador.
27	Community Capacity Building Fund	Department of Tourism, Culture, Industry and Innovation	Provincial Government	Regional economic development associations, municipalities, industry/sector groups, educational institutions, and any other community-based organizations involved in economic development	Y	provincial	ongoing	https://www.gov.nl.ca/tcii/funding-programs/community-capacity-building/	The Community Capacity Building component assists groups by enhancing skills essential to regional economic planning, development and implementation. The component offers capacity building modules, planning sessions, and industry development sessions to interested stakeholders with a clear link to economic and business development.
28	Indigenous Cultural Heritage Program	Government of Newfoundland and Labrdaor	Provincial Government	Indigenous organizations, educators		provincial	annual	https://www.tcii.gov.nl.ca/heritage/aboriginal_cultural_heritage.html	This program supports Indigenous projects that involve the safeguarding of traditions and culture, including language; traditional knowledge and skills; storytelling, music, games and other pastimes; knowledge of the landscape; customs, cultural practices and beliefs; food customs; and living off the land.
29	Linkages	Government of NL, Advanced Education, Skills & Labour	Provincial Government	nonprofit, youth	y	provincial	annual	https://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl/students/linkages/	Linkages is delivered in partnership with community-based agencies, it provides unemployed youth (18-30 years of age) with 26 weeks of career-related, paid employment and an opportunity to participate in career and employment planning sessions.
30	Student Summer Employment Program Post-Secondart	Government of NL, Advanced Education, Skills & Labour	Provincial Government	Youth (post-secondary)	n	provincial	annual	https://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl/students/ssep-post-secondary/	The program provides a subsidy to assist Private Sector and Not-for-Profit Organizations which include School Districts and Municipalities to create summer jobs for post-secondary students entering or returning to post-secondary studies in the upcoming school year.
31	Community Garden Support Program	Government of NL, Dept of Fishers and Land Resources	Provincial Government	nonprofit, municipality, local service district	y/n	provincial	annual	https://www.faa.gov.nl.ca/programs/pdf/2019-20_Community_Garden_SP_Description.pdf	The Department of Fisheries and Land Resources will invest $100,000 annually to establish new community gardens and enhance existing community gardens throughout the province. Communities will benefit from increased access to fresh and nutritious locally grown foods.
32	Community Enhancement Employment Program	Government of NL, Municipal Affairs and Environment	Provincial Government	Rural nonprofit, municipalities, local service districts, Inuit community governments	y/n	provincial	annual	https://www.mae.gov.nl.ca/emp_support/ceep.html	The Community Enhancement Employment Program (CEEP) is a provincially-funded program that provides short-term employment. Workers in rural areas are employed by local governments or community organizations for up to 400 hours to assist them with eligibility for Employment Insurance benefits.
33	Job Creation Partnerships	Government of NL; Advanced Education, Skills and Labour	Provincial Government	nonproft	y	provincial	annual	https://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl/lmda/jcp/	The Job Creation Partnerships (JCP) program is designed to support community-based, not-for-profit projects. These projects will provide EI-eligible participants with opportunities to gain work experience to improve their employment prospects. Project activities should benefit both the participant and the community. The primary focus of the JCP program is helping insured participants who need work experience to increase their chances of successfully finding ongoing employment
34	Age-Friendly NL Communities Program	Government of NL; CSSD	Provincial Government	Municipality or an Indigenous government	n	provincial	annual	https://www.cssd.gov.nl.ca/grants/age_friendly.html#guidelines	The Age-Friendly NL Communities program offers funding to incorporated municipalities and Indigenous governments and communities throughout the province to support planning for changing demographics.
35	JobsNL-42	JobsNL	Provincial Government	Employers (private or not-for-proft organizations), post-secondary graduates	y	provincial	ongoing	https://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl/empservices/jobsnl/	JobsNL Wage Subsidy is designed to bring employers and employees together by providing funding to employers to create employment opportunities. The program supports employer/employee connections that promote sustainable long-term employment or seasonal employment.
36	JobsNL-48	JobsNL	Provincial Government	Employers (private or not-for-proft organizations), post-secondary graduates	y	provincial	ongoing	https://www.gov.nl.ca/aesl/empservices/jobsnl/	JobsNL Wage Subsidy is designed to bring employers and employees together by providing funding to employers to create employment opportunities. The program supports employer/employee connections that promote sustainable long-term employment or seasonal employment.
37	Grants to Youth Organizations	Public Engagement and Planning Division	Provincial Government	Youth, youth-serving organziations		provincial	annual	https://www.gov.nl.ca/pep/grants-to-youth-organizations/	Grants to Youth Organizations provides project funding to youth or youth-serving organizations in Newfoundland and Labrador. Each year, our office invites applications to this program, which is announced through a press release.
38	Farm to School Community Grants	Farm to Canada with Whole Kids Foundation	Community Sector - National	Schools, K-12	y	national	annual	http://www.farmtocafeteriacanada.ca/farm-to-school-canada-grants-2020/	Delivered directly to schools, the grants are designed to bring more of the local harvest into schools where it is featured in a salad bar meal service, using the Farm to School approach.
39	Funding opportunites	Federation of Canadian Municipalities	Community Sector - National	municipality, local-service district		national	ongoing	https://fcm.ca/en/funding	We offer grants for municipal environmental projects. Loans are also available to municipalities at competitive rates, and most recipients receive an additional grant of up to 15 percent of their loan amount. Municipal partners may apply for competitive, long-term financing.
40	Roots & Shoots A.P.E. Fund	Jane Goodall Institute of Canada	Community Sector - National	youth, individual, group		national	ongoing	https://janegoodall.ca/our-work/roots-and-shoots/ape-fund/	Apply for up to $1,000 of project funding from Roots & Shoots Canada. Your project fits into one of our project streams: Sustainable Food, Indigenous Perspectives or Climate Change.
41	EcoLeague	Learning a Sustainable Future (LSF)	Community Sector - National	Schools, K-12		national	annual	http://lsf-lst.ca/en/projects/teacher-resources/action-project-funding	EcoLeague funding is available for schools to engage in an Action Project. Action Projects must be interactive, educational, and address a local sustainability issue. Projects should engage the student body and make a positive impact upon their school and/or community.
42	Fair Trade Advocacy Fund	The Canadian Fair Trade Network	Community Sector - National	Organizations with fair trade designation or pending designation	n	national	ongoing	http://cftn.ca/fair-trade-advocacy-fund	The Fair Trade Advocacy Fund is looking to support Fair Trade Towns, Campuses and Schools in Canada to advance current goals, while begin to look at and plan for taking on new ones
43	Greening Canada School Grounds	TreeCanada	Community Sector - National	nonprofit, educational institutions k-12, resource centers	y	national	annual	https://treecanada.ca/greening-communities/community-tree-grants/greening-canada-school-grounds/	Tree Canada supports greening projects wherever learning takes place. From elementary schools in Newfoundland to vocational learning centres in British Columbia. We are here to green any and all educational institutions across Canada
44	Edible Trees	TreeCanada	Community Sector - National	municipality, educational institutions k-12, community groups, Indigenous communities		national		https://treecanada.ca/greening-communities/community-tree-grants/	We help fight food insecurity by planting fruit- and nut- bearing trees and shrubs in communities.
45	Canadian Farm to School Grant	Whole Kids Foundations, with Farm to Cafeteria Canada	Community Sector - National	Schools, K-12	n	national	ongoing	https://www.wholekidsfoundation.org/	We’re fueling change in Canadian schools by getting healthy, local, sustainable food on the plates and minds of students. These comprehensive grants bring the local harvest to schools by providing school gardens, nutrition education, advocacy training and salad bars.
46	Go Wild Community Grants	WWF Canada	Community Sector - National			national		http://www.wwf.ca/takeaction/gowild/
47	Go Wild School Grants	WWF Canada	Community Sector - National	Educational Institutions: k-12, post secondary		national	annual	http://www.wwf.ca/takeaction/gowildschools/	You’re invited to share your best ideas for getting your school community more involved in helping nature thrive. Whether it’s a group, classroom residence or school-wide project, we want to hear from you.
48	AVIVA Community Fund	AVIVA Canada	Corporate	Charitable organizations	Must be a registered charity	national	annual	https://www.avivacommunityfund.org/voting/user/aboutthecompetition	A CRA registered charity can submit an idea to the competition. The idea must benefit a community at its core. AVIVAs theme is to strengthen and make communities better by coming together.
49	Chevron Canada Grant	Chevron Canada	Corporate	Nonprofit or charity	y	national	ongoing	https://canada.chevron.com/community/apply-for-a-grant	Chevron Canada's areas of focus for community investment are health, education and training, and community capacity-building, identified as programs that address a community’s ability to build and sustain long-term economic development
50	Community Investment	ConocoPhillips	Corporate	educational instiution, registered charity	Y	national	ongoing	http://www.conocophillips.ca/community-investment/community-investment/	At ConocoPhillips, we support the education, natural resources, health and safety, arts, civic and social services and disaster relief programs vital to the health and well-being of the communities where we live and work.
51	FCC AgriSpirit Fund	Farm Credit Canada	Corporate	Communities under 150,000 population; nonprofit, municipality, local food district, First Nations Band, registered charity	y	national	annual	https://www.fcc-fac.ca/en/community/giving-back.html	Fund is for enhancing rural communities with populations less than 150,000.
52	Honda Canada Foundation	Honda Canada	Corporate	nonprofit, educational institutions (k-12 or campus)	y	national	ongoing	https://www.hondacanadafoundation.ca/apply-for-funding	The Honda Canada Foundation's mission is to enhance the social well being of Canadian communities through responsible investment in organizations that share our vision and values and focus on youth in our communities. The Foundation is proud to be involved with charitable purposes that reflect the basic tenets, beliefs and philosophies of the Honda companies
53	Community Grant Program	Husky Energy	Corporate	nonprofit	y	national	annual	https://huskyenergy.com/responsibility/community-investment/default.asp	Husky works with municipal, Indigenous and business leaders, as well as charitable organizations to identify community needs. The community investment program builds and strengthens meaningful relationships.
54	Kent Building Supplies Community Support, Various opportunities	Kent	Corporate	nonprofit, registered charity	y	national	ongoing	http://home.kent.ca/en/community-support/index.html	Kent is active in community improvement throughout the four Atlantic provinces. Our focus is to sponsor non-profit events and registered charities that support growth, development and wellness in our community. Kent is proud to give back to a community where our employees and customers live, work and play.
55	Community Grants	MEC	Corporate	CRA registered charities, not-for-profit, association/club affiliated with university, First Nation band	y	national	multiple times per year	https://www.mec.ca/en/explore/spring-and-fall-grants	MEC’s Community Grants program supports organizations that can demonstrate their commitment to at least one, and preferably both, of the following areas: 1. Identify and reduce barriers to outdoor activity and increase the community of active outdoor enthusiasts, and 2. Teach responsible outdoor recreation practices and environmental stewardship.
56	Shell Foundation	Shell Canada	Corporate	nonprofit	y	national	multiple times per year	https://www.shell.ca/en_ca/sustainability/communities/funding-guidelines-process.html	Shell Canada is proud to support a variety of community and national initiatives that benefit neighboring communities. // Community development (Traditional livelihood and cultural retention)
57	Community Economic Development (CED) Funds	The Co-Operators	Corporate			national	by invitation	https://www.cooperators.ca/en/about-us/foundation/ced.aspx	The funds support community economic development initiatives that lead to job creation and/or enhanced employability for marginalized youth (aged 16-34) and individuals with mental health challenges.
58	Community and National Grants - Various	Walmart Canada	Corporate	nonprofit, educational institutions, community centres, registered charity	y/n	national	multiple times per year	https://www.walmartcanada.ca/community-giving/corporate-giving	By partnering with local, regional and national organizations, we are able to deliver on our mission of supporting Canadian families in need.
59	Community Foundation; Project or Signature Grants	Canada Post	Foundation	nonprofit, educational institutions k-12, community and Indigneous groups, registered charity	y/n	national	annual	https://www.canadapost.ca/cpc/en/our-company/giving-back-to-our-communities/canada-post-community-foundation/community-foundation-projects.page?	Canada Post gives grants to charitable organizations, schools, libraries and communities to support children and youth (up to age 21) initiatives.
60	School Nutrition Grant	PC Children’s Charity	Foundation	Publicly funded school	n	national	annual	https://www.presidentschoice.ca/en_CA/community/pccc/school-grants.html	PC Children’s Charity school grants provide funding to educate and empower communities to deliver school-based student nutrition programs across Canada, helping children and youth realize their full potential in life.
61	Community Fund Grant	PC Children’s Charity	Foundation	nonprofit	y/n	national	annual	https://www.presidentschoice.ca/en_CA/community/pccc/organization-grants.html	The PC Children’s Charity Community Fund grants up to $5,000 for local, not-for-profit organizations to provide higher quality nutrition for children and youth and empower them to be their own good food champion.
62	Gro for Good	Scotts Miracle Gro Canada	Foundation	youth, nonprofit, registered charity	y	national	annual	https://scottsmiraclegro.com/responsibility/scotts-canada/	The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation is supporting the creation of more than 1,000 community gardens and green spaces. The goal of the foundation is to bring groups together, and they want to inspire and educate local groups to appreciate gardening and develop more and protect all green spaces
63	TD Friends of the Environment Foundation Grant	TD	Foundation	registered charities, educational institution, municipalities, Aboriginal groups	y/n	national	multiple times per year	https://www.td.com/ca/en/about-td/ready-commitment/funding/fef-grant/	TD can fund community garden projects and composting porgrams. The project needs to contain at least one environmental issues in order to be eligible for funding.
64	Funding: Child and Family Social Development projects	Employment and Social Development Canada	Government - federal	nonprofit, educational institutions, health/social services institutions, Indigenous organziations	y	national	multiple times per year	https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/funding/child-family-social-development.html	Through the Social Development Partnerships Program (SDPP), funding is provided to eligible organizations for projects that help to improve the lives of children and families.
65	Local Food Infrastructure Fund	Government of Canada	Government - federal	local food organizations	n	national	ongoing	http://www.agr.gc.ca/eng/programs-and-services/local-food-infrastructure-fund-infrastructure-and-equipment-improvement-projects/?id=1560701480448	The Local Food Infrastructure Fund is a five-year, $50 million initiative ending March 31, 2024. The program is part of the Government of Canada's Food Policy which is Canada's roadmap for a healthier and more sustainable food system in Canada. The program aims to strengthen food systems and to facilitate access to safe and nutritious food for at-risk populations.
66	Indigenous Agriculture and Food Systems Initiative	Government of Canada	Government - federal	Indigenous communities and governments		national	ongoing	http://www.agr.gc.ca/eng/programs-and-services/indigenous-agriculture-and-food-systems-initiative/?id=1542835055742	The objective of the Indigenous Agriculture and Food Systems Initiative is to increase economic development opportunities of Indigenous Peoples and communities in Canada. This initiative will support Indigenous communities and entrepreneurs who are ready to launch agriculture and food systems projects and others who want to build their capacity to participate in the Canadian agriculture and agri-food sector.
67	Innovative Communities Fund	Government of Canada	Government - federal	nonprofit municipalities, educational institutions (k-12 or campus)	y	national	ongoing	http://www.acoa-apeca.gc.ca/eng/ImLookingFor/ProgramInformation/Pages/ProgramDetails.aspx?ProgramID=6	The Innovative Communities Fund (ICF) invests in strategic projects that build the economies of Atlantic Canada's communities. If you are 18 or older, you can receive a loan to start a new business, or improve a current one.
68	Rising Youth community service grants	Government of Canada	Government - federal	Youth	n	national	multiple times per year	https://www.risingyouth.ca	TakingITGlobal is looking for young people who are inspired with ideas and ready to take action through youth-led community service grants
69	The Science Horizons Youth Internship Program	Government of Canada	Government - federal	Youth, employers	n	national	multiple times per year	https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/science-technology/managing/horizons-youth-internship-program.html	The program provides wage subsidies to eligible employers to hire university, college and polytechnic graduates in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
70	Infrastructure and Equipment Improvement Projects	Government of Canada	Government - federal	nonprofit, municipality, local service distrcit	y	national	annual	http://www.agr.gc.ca/eng/programs-and-services/local-food-infrastructure-fund-infrastructure-and-equipment-improvement-projects/?id=1560701480448	Allow them to improve their infrastructure and purchase equipment that is directly related to the accessibility of healthy, nutritious, and ideally, local foods within their community
71	Projects to Strengthen Local Food Systems	Government of Canada	Government - federal	nonprofit, municipal and regional governments	y	national	annual	http://www.agr.gc.ca/eng/programs-and-services/local-food-infrastructure-fund-infrastructure-and-equipment-improvement-projects/?id=1560701480448	Will target groups of community, private, academic and other organizations that collectively have the mission to reduce food insecurity in a sustainable manner by strengthening or establishing a local food system.	in areas where there are no not-for-profit organizations that provide food services
72	Science Horizons Youth Internship Program	Government of Canada	Government - federal	Educational institutions (campus), youth	n	national	annual	https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change/services/science-technology/managing/horizons-youth-internship-program/about.html	The Science Horizons Youth Internship Program provides wage subsidies to eligible employers to hire university, college and polytechnic graduates in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
73	The Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Rasicm Initiatives Program	Government of Canada	Government - federal	Indigenous communities/governments/organizations/bands, nonprofit	y/n?	national	annual	https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/services/funding/community-multiculturalism-anti-racism/community-capacity-building/application-guidelines.html#a4	Program provides funding for capacity building projects that will contribute to the recipient’s ability to promote diversity and inclusion.
74	New Horizons for Seniors Program	Government of Canada	Government - federal	nonprofit, for-profit (non-commercial purpose), municipalities, band/tribal councils, educational insitutions (l-12 and campus)	y/n	national		https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/programs/new-horizons-seniors.html	The New Horizons for Seniors Program is a federal grants and contributions program that supports projects designed by and for seniors. Through the NHSP, the Government of Canada encourages seniors to share their knowledge, skills and experiences to the benefit of others.
75	Skills Link	Government of Canada; Youth Employment Strategy	Government - federal	Youth, employers	n	national	ongoing	https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/funding/skills-link.html	Through funding of organizations, the Skills Link program helps youth overcome barriers to employment, develop a broad range of skills and knowledge in order to participate in the current and future labour market and to promote education and skills as being key to labour market participation.
76	Sponsorship and Community	Scotiabank	Corporate	Nonprofit, youth, registered chairty	y	international	multiple times per year	https://www.scotiabank.com/corporate/en/home/sponsorship-and-community/community.html	Focuses on young people in the community in the areas of health & Well-Being and Education.
77	Seed Money Garden Grants	SeedMoney	Crowd funding Campaign	public food gardens (youth gardens, community gardens, food bank garden, etc.)	n	international	annual	https://seedmoney.org	Our grants are open to all types of public food garden project (youth gardens, community gardens, food bank gardens, etc.) regardless of their location.
78	Bee Grant	Whole Kids Foundation	Foundation - National	Nonprofit, educational institutions k-12	y/n	international	annual	https://www.wholekidsfoundation.org/	The Bee Grant program allows for schools and non-profit organizations to receive support for educational honey bee hives, so students can observe bees up close and learn about the vital role these pollinators play in our food system.
79	Garden Grant Program	Whole Kids Foundations	Foundation - National	nonprofit, educational institution k-12	y	international	annual	https://www.wholekidsfoundation.org/	Through our Garden Grant program, schools and non-profit organizations turn outdoor spaces into powerful hands-on learning gardens that connect kids with food, spark their curiosity and support classroom curriculum - Kids who grow veggies, eat veggies, so school gardens can make a big difference.
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