Other Grant Opportunities

Please visit one of the following links to find out more about their grant, bursary or scholarship application process. If you know of another grant opportunity not listed, please contact isparc@isparc.ca.

I·SPARC Grants

Equipment Grant Program

Facilitators may purchase equipment for Indigenous community group activities.

Healthy Living Community Grants

Trained AHLA leaders are eligible to receive up to $1000 for the delivery of their community healthy living project.

First Nations Health Authority

Various funding opportunities offered by the FNHA

Active Living Grants

BCRPA – Recreation Program Support Grants

Various recreation grant opportunities.

Canadian Tire Jumpstart

Sport and physical activity funding for families who meet financial need criteria.

BC Community Gaming Grants

Grants for non-profits providing programs or services of direct benefit to the broader community.

Good Sports Equipment Grant

An equipment grant for organizations serving youth between 3-18 years old.

Kid Sport BC

Grants for children ages 18 and under to participate in a sport season of their choice.

McConnell Foundation

Grants to support innovative approaches to social, cultural, economic and environmental challenges.

Nike N7 Fund

Grants to support Indigenous sport-focused projects and activities.

Right to PLAY Program

Support and training for the Promoting Life-skills in Aboriginal Youth (PLAY) Program.

Royal Bank of Canada

A variety of community grant opportunities.

ViaSport Grant Funding Programs

Various sport-related grant opportunities.

Foundation/Community/General Grants

Canadian Women’s Foundation

Grants for programs designed for women and girls who face multiple barriers.

Civic Info Community Grants

A research tool to help you find applicable community grants by subject and grant provider.

Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation

Supplying grants to individuals with the goal of developing First Nations youth as future community leaders.

Kitimat Foundation

Funds for projects or programs, equipment, or resources that are shown to benefit the communities of Kitimat and/or Kitimaat Village.

Island Coastal Economic Trust

Funding for communities, First Nations, and other orgs to support economic development and investment readiness.

Nanaimo Foundation

Funding for qualified community projects demonstrating basic sustainability.

New Relationship Trust

Supporting First Nations with funding in the areas of Governance, capacity, Education, Language & Culture, Youth & Elders, and Economic Development.

Northern Development Initiatives Trust

Working with communities, First Nations, and others to build a stronger North.

Plan H

Various community grant opportunities from BC Healthy Communities.

Prince George Community Foundation

Grants addressing critical issues and opportunities in Health, Art and Culture, Social Services, Environment Education, Sports and Recreation.

S’cool Life Fund

Funding projects for students aligned with DREAMS – Drama, Recreation, Extra-Curricular, Arts, Music or Sports.

Southern Interior Development Initiative

Grants to support projects that will have long-lasting and measurable regional benefits for the Southern Interior.

Terrace Community Foundation

Grants for projects that provide a service to the community, or resolve a community challenge.

TD Friends of the Environment Foundation

Grants supporting a wide range of environmental initiatives, with a primary focus on environmental education and green space programs.

United Way Lower Mainland

Various grant and funding opportunities.

Healthy Living Grants

Northern Indigenous Health

Supporting community-based health and wellness initiatives.

Breakfast Club of Canada

Funding for breakfast programs offered to school-aged children and youth during the school year.

DASH Healthy Living Grants

Support for school districts and First Nations and/or independent schools, based on a shared vision from DASH, Healthy Schools BC, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education.