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Government of Alberta
Provides over $125,000 to $1 million to upgrade, expand, purchase or build public-use arts, cultural, heritage, recreation and sport community facilities. Community non-profits registered at least two years (including agricultural societies, libraries, charities, First Nations and Metis Settlements) can apply, starting with an expression of interest. over $125,000 to $1,000,000; applicant must match at least 1:1; provincial funding max 50% of total project cost; annual EOI May 15, application close July 30 Next intake: Refer to the dates below to complete your application. EOI deadline: May 15 | Call for application: June 15 | Application closing date: July 30 | Notification: January
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Browse Open ProgramsHelps community non-profits in Alberta pay for building or upgrading public-use facilities like sports and cultural centers. Provides between $125,000 and $1 million for eligible projects.
Financial assistance (capital grant) to acquire, build, purchase, repair, renovate, upgrade, or expand arts, cultural, heritage, recreational, sport or other related public-use community facilities in Alberta.
Industries: Arts, Cultural, Heritage, Recreational, Sport, Community
Region: Alberta
Demographics: First Nations, Métis Settlements
Other Criteria: Community non-profit organizations, Registered for a minimum of two years, In good standing under specified Provincial Legislation (e.g., Agricultural Societies Act, Societies Act of Alberta, Income Tax Act (Charities)) or Federal Legislation (e.g., Special Act of Parliament of Canada), Extra-Provincial Corporations must have an Alberta-based address regularly monitored by an active member, Project must be for a public-use community facility (e.g., community halls, parks, playgrounds, natural areas, outdoor spaces, sports fields, campsites), Eligible project activities include new construction, facility purchase, retrofitting, renovations, equipment purchases, and planning/design fees, Applicant must contribute matching funds equal to or exceeding the grant request (cash or donated labour, equipment, materials specifically related to the project), Only one project per application will be considered, Each facility can only receive one capital grant per fiscal year (April–March)
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