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TC Energy - Apply for funding Make a positive impact in your community Investments from TC Energy’s Community Investment program, Build Strong, are guided by a set of criteria.
We consider investment opportunities from communities within an approximate 30-kilometre (20-mile) radius of our operations or projects, that: Align with one of our focus areas Address a gap or need in the community that will allow the community to thrive Create shared value and prosperity between our communities and our business Offer engagement opportunities for our employees Our partnerships reflect the diversity of the communities where we live and work across North America.
Through our Community Investment portfolio, we support organizations that promote equity and equality and contribute to a more inclusive future for us all. Meeting TC Energy’s community investment criteria does not guarantee funding. Despite our significant investment in communities, we are unable to support all worthy, well-qualified organizations.
View our areas of operation View our areas of operation in Canada View our areas of operation in the United States of America Advertising, memberships, ticket sales, or lotteries Advocacy and lobby initiatives – including organizations that lobby against the energy industry Arts organizations (theatres, museums, orchestras, etc.) Endowments or organizations seeking to provide scholarships to students Giveaways, awards or prizes Health-related organizations Hunting-related organizations Individuals, GoFundMe or similar campaigns Mass-mailed or non-addressed solicitation Operating expenses, dues or memberships (includes staff wages, utilities, honorariums, rent, etc.).
If your initiative requires the employment of a subject matter expert, total funding allocated to this expert's salary cannot exceed 30% of the total funding requested.
Organizations seeking to purchase firearms and/or weapons (guns, bullet proof vests, ammunition, etc.) Organizations that discriminate based on race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation Religious, political or special interest groups Sponsorships, conferences, galas, trade shows, conventions, seminars Sports, professional, recreational or minor sports teams (including golf tournaments, hockey, or other sporting tournaments) Trips, tours and travel expenses When is the application deadline?
We will accept applications on a rolling basis from February 23, 2026 - November 16, 2026. Once all Build Strong dollars have been allocated, applications will not be considered for the remainder of the year. We encourage you to apply early.
My organization received funding from TC. How do I complete our impact report? If you are a successful applicant, you will be required to provide impact data metrics via a reporting survey that TC Energy will send you within one year of being awarded your funds.
You’ll receive this survey via email to the primary contact in your initial application. This survey will ask you to finalize the anticipated data you provided in your original application.. The email you receive will specify your organization’s grant date, you will be asked to report on all activities that took place from the grant date.
If our program is ongoing and we have not exhausted our TC Energy funding, do we still need to submit a report? Yes, you will still be required to fill out the report for the funding that has been exhausted and make a note of why the remaining funding has not been. How long will it take to review my application?
It can take on average 8 – 10 weeks to review an application in full. It can sometimes take longer, and all applicants will be notified of their final status via email. If our team has questions regarding your application, they will reach out to you.
How many funds can I ask for and can I apply more than once? Typical Build Strong support ranges from $1,000 - $25,000, especially for first time grantees. Build Strong may fund nation-wide requests that impact multiple geographies and larger number of community members at a higher level.
Please ensure you provide a detailed budget breakdown specific to the funding requested of TC Energy, not the overall project budget. Organizations can apply for funding once per calendar year. My initiative benefits primarily Indigenous peoples, can I still apply?
Yes! We have a separate Build Strong application for Indigenous groups and organizations that benefit more than 75% Indigenous peoples. To learn more, visit the Indigenous Community Legacy page .
Any tips to ensure my application is successful? Review our eligibility criteria Provide a clear description of what you are requesting and a detailed budget breakdown Demonstrate alignment to our focus areas and/or business priorities Be prepared to talk about recognition and engagement opportunities for our employees The Build Strong application is open. Our application is currently closed.
We will accept applications on a rolling basis from February 26, 2026 – November 16, 2026. Once all Build Strong dollars have been allocated, applications will not be considered for the remainder of the year. We encourage you to apply early.
Remember to print or save your completed application as a PDF. Our application is currently closed. Apply for indigenous funding Please apply here if you are an Indigenous group, or your application will benefit more than 75 per cent Indigenous peoples.
To see if your initiative is a fit, visit the Indigenous Community Legacy page . Email build_strong@tcenergy. com to connect with the Social Impact team.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, community organizations, municipalities, Indigenous groups, and foundations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Giving (Build Strong Program) is funded by TC Energy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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