Eligible projects increase the capacity of an organization. Such projects create or expand services rather than maintaining existing services, for example hiring staff or purchasing new equipment.
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2. Signature Grant
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This grant is in place to contribute to the overall work and mission of national organizations that deliver programs or support to children and youth.
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Up to 3 Signature Grants of $50,000 each can be awarded every year.
To be eligible for funding from the Canada Post Community Foundation, your organization must:
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be a registered charity with a Canadian Charitable Registration Number OR a registered non-profit organization with a valid B/N business registration number OR a school (as defined by the education act in each province) OR an unregistered community organization OR a community library OR a registered Canadian amateur athletic association
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have a volunteer board of directors/organizing committee (this does not apply to schools and community libraries). Paid employees can be used to deliver programming but the board of directors must be made up of unpaid positions; payment for expenses incurred by the directors is acceptable.
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have a detailed plan for the project being submitted (except for Signature Grant applications)
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have a budget for the project being submitted (except for Signature Grant applications)
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independent audited financial statements in the case of all Signature Grant applications
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at a minimum, a Review Engagement Report for grant applications from $15,001 to $25,000
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at a minimum, a Notice to Reader – Compilation Engagement for grant applications from $5,001 to $15,000
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the organization’s financial statement/plan for the current year at a minimum for grant applications of up to $5,000.
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NOTE: If you don’t provide the correct financial documentation according to the grant amount you are requesting, your application will automatically be declined. Audited financial statements, Review Engagement Reports and Notices to Reader/Compilation Engagement reports are independent, professional exams of an organization’s financial records, conducted by an accounting professional and using a common set of standards and reviews.
Up to 3 Signature Grants of $50,000 each could be awarded.
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Project funding from the Foundation will not exceed $25,000 per grant.
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Grants to schools, school/parent organizations, daycares, sports teams and all recreation facility initiatives (pools, ice rinks, skateboard parks, etc.) will not exceed $5,000 each. Grants to unregistered organizations will not exceed $5,000 each.
We provide grants to Canadian schools, charities and organizations in an effort to make a difference in the lives of children in our communities. Donations to the Community Foundation can be made at any time to contribute to the grants.
2 Types of Grants
1. Community-based support projects
Eligible projects increase the capacity of an organization. Such projects create or expand services rather than maintaining existing services, for example hiring staff or purchasing new equipment.
2. Signature Grant
This grant is in place to contribute to the overall work and mission of national organizations that deliver programs or support to children and youth.
Up to 3 Signature Grants of $50,000 each can be awarded every year.
Eligibility
To be eligible for funding from the Canada Post Community Foundation, your organization must:
be a registered charity with a Canadian Charitable Registration Number OR a registered non-profit organization with a valid B/N business registration number OR a school (as defined by the education act in each province) OR an unregistered community organization OR a community library OR a registered Canadian amateur athletic association
have a volunteer board of directors/organizing committee (this does not apply to schools and community libraries). Paid employees can be used to deliver programming but the board of directors must be made up of unpaid positions; payment for expenses incurred by the directors is acceptable.
have a detailed plan for the project being submitted (except for Signature Grant applications)
have a budget for the project being submitted (except for Signature Grant applications)
have:
independent audited financial statements in the case of all Signature Grant applications
at a minimum, a Review Engagement Report for grant applications from $15,001 to $25,000
at a minimum, a Notice to Reader – Compilation Engagement for grant applications from $5,001 to $15,000
the organization’s financial statement/plan for the current year at a minimum for grant applications of up to $5,000.
NOTE: If you don’t provide the correct financial documentation according to the grant amount you are requesting, your application will automatically be declined. Audited financial statements, Review Engagement Reports and Notices to Reader/Compilation Engagement reports are independent, professional exams of an organization’s financial records, conducted by an accounting professional and using a common set of standards and reviews.