Supporting impactful projects with dedicated funding to drive sustainable development across all levels, from $500 to $150,000. Together, let's build a sustainable future!
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$500
Grant by Vancouver Foundation
British Columbia
Open to all youth (ages 12-24) living in Metro Vancouver (Burnaby, Langley, New Westminster, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Richmond, Surrey/White Rock and Vancouver).
The Youth Neighbourhood Small Grants is a program for youth (ages 12-24) living in Metro Vancouver (including Burnaby, Langley, New Westminster, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Richmond, Surrey/White Rock and Vancouver). It's a program run by youth, for youth!
Rolling Deadline
$20,000
Grant by Vancouver Foundation
British Columbia
Vancouver Foundation has learned that our fastest growing youth populations Indigenous, immigrant, and refugee youth face disproportionate barriers to influencing change within our social, civic and public systems. They have far fewer opportunities to access the kind of support that would allow them to advocate for public policy change, participate in civic engagement activities, and/or become leaders in the non-profit sector. The LEVEL Initiative will build on these learnings and address the racial inequity experienced by Indigenous, immigrant, and refugee youth and young adults by investing in their leadership capacity and supporting their future work on issues that affect them.
Indigenous, immigrant, and refugee youth and young adults (30 or under).
October 31
6 months
$25,000
Grant by Vancity
Metro Vancouver
EnviroFund™ grants for environmental initiatives! Grants that elevate low-carbon ways of life.
Non profit organizations. Relationship with Vancity is helpful.
October 1
12 months
Octobre 31
$50,000
Grant by City of Vancouver
Vancouver
The Greenest City Grant program offers grants for place-based, community-driven initiatives that help advance climate action, including the City of Vancouver's Climate Emergency Action Plan, while advancing equity in Vancouver.
Projects by registered non-profit societies, registered charities in good standing with the Canadian Revenue Agency, and First Nations Bands. Projects must address both climate action and equity.
October 23
12-24 months
$100,000
Program by The Youth Harbour
We have created the Abundance Fellowship which will provide around 6 Indigenous and/or Black and/or racialized and/or newcomer youth with $100,000 over one year. The cohort members will have access to administrative skills building, support, coaches, and other resources to get their projects from “start” to “scale.”
Aged 30 or under. Indigenous folks can apply aged 35 or under.Identify as newcomer and/or Indigenous and/or Black and/or racialized youth. Has Canadian citizenship, permanent residency, refugee status or a visa. English or French. Adheres to the Youth Harbour principles.
August 23
12 months
Octobre 31
$150,000
Grant by Vancouver Foundation
British Columbia
The LEVEL BIPOC Grants Program invests in the leadership capacity of BIPOC-led and BIPOC youth-led and/or youth-engaging organizations operating in B.C. These grants of $150,000 offer flexible, operating funding for three years to registered charities and registered non-profit societies. This funding can be used to cover costs that will contribute to their operational sustainability and adaptability to continue supporting the changing needs of their communities over time.
Non profit organizations with over 67% BIPOC staff or leadership
August 15
36 months
December