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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Community Foundation accepting grant applications
Fall 2012 Community Impact Grant Applications Being Accepted until September 14
The Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta is now accepting grant applications for the Fall 2012 Community Impact Grants period. The application period will remain open until Friday, September 14 at 4:00 pm.
Organizations must be registered with the Canada Revenue Agency, be in association with a municipality, or a school district. Grant applications, as well as more information on eligibility and funding criteria, can be found on the Community Foundation website (www.cflsa.ca). The Community Foundation staff is also available to assist organizations with their grant applications at 403-328-5297.
With two granting cycles per year, the Community Foundation focuses on awarding grants in four key areas: Arts and Culture, Basic Needs, Community Vitality, and Healthy Living. Already, in 2012, 26
Community Impact Grants totalling $134.000 were awarded to deserving organizations in southwestern Alberta (our territory stretches from the U.S. border north to Nanton and from the B.C. border east to Grassy Lake).
“The funding for our Community Impact Grants is generated from the investment income of permanent endowments established by generous donors.” said Barb Cavers, Board President. “This granting program allows the Foundation to identify and support a wide range of community projects and to truly make a difference in southwestern Alberta.”
About the Community Foundation:
The Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta is a registered charity that helps donors connect their generosity with community needs to create a better and stronger community– now and forever. We’ve been doing this since the Foundation was formed on April 18, 1966.
Today, we have over $14.5 million in our funds and each year we distribute over $400,000. In total, we have given out over $6 million to a wide variety of charitable organizations – made possible because of hundreds of caring and generous donors.
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