The Land for Wildlife Fund is an intiative of the BC Conservation Foundation's (BCCF) Board of Directors. It is a mechanism designed to conserve natural habitats by pooling resources towards the purchase of land for conservation. 

The Land for Wildlife Fund was created to help address habitat issues with donated funds. 

Objectives:

1. To create a fund separate of Land for Wildlife
2. To support programs and projects of value for fish, wildlife, habitat and education

Donations

A donation is a cash or in-kind gift to a charitable organization. In order to qualify for a donation from RBC or the RBC Foundation, an organization must fall within our giving guidelines and be a registered charity with the proper authorities in its jurisdiction.

Sponsorships

A sponsorship is support for an event, activity, person or organization by providing money or other resources in exchange for access to the associated commercial potential.

Sponsorships are an integral part of RBC’s marketing and promotional activities.

*Canada’s first Indigenous financial intermediary.

The Raven Indigenous Impact Fund focuses on bringing flexible patient capital to invest with innovative, scalable, purpose driven Indigenous social enterprises in Canada that are at an early-and-growth stage. The Fund will enable Indigenous social enterprises to access resources and opportunities needed to succeed from a trusted partner. 

The City of Abbotsford established the Agricultural Enhancement Grants Program Fund with the Abbotsford Community Foundation (ACF) for the purpose of supporting the agricultural industry in Abbotsford. As determined by the terms of reference of the fund, a Foundation committee composed of representatives from the agriculture industry and chaired by a member of the Board of Directors of the Foundation was struck and tasked with overseeing this grants program.

The overall purpose of the program is to:

 • Encourage agricultural innovation
 • Increase agricultural productivity
 • Build capacity in the agriculture sector
 • Promote sustainable agricultural practices

We invite you to check back in February 2021 for the next cycle of community granting.

Grants are an investment in people, ideas and community. Funded by the income earned from our endowment funds, the Squamish Community Foundation awards grants to eligible organizations focused on causes that improve the lives and wellbeing of Squamish residents.

General Funds were set up to provide the greatest impact on community needs. This allows SurreyCares the discretion to direct funds to the most critical needs in the City. We have made the decision to fund needs that are identified by our most recent Surrey Vital Signs report.  These may include Arts & Culture, Education & Literacy, Heritage, Successful Integration of Immigrants into Surrey Society, the Environment, and Seniors.