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Find similar grantsCommunity Investment Fund is sponsored by Bruce Power. Bruce Power, through its Corporate Social Responsibility Program, has a Community Investment Fund that prioritizes funding projects that operate and/or benefit the communities in the vicinity of their operations in the Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory and Bruce, Grey, and Huron …
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Community Investment Fund - Bruce Power Bruce Power believes in being an active partner within our community and supports initiatives that focus on health and wellness, youth development, and engaging the community and our employees in the important mission of citizenship. Each year, proposals are accepted online between June 1 and Sept. 30 for consideration for the next calendar year.
Apply for 2027 funding here. The Community Investment Sponsorship Committee reviews and evaluates each funding proposal from September to March. They will reach out to applicants should they require more information to make a decision.
Funding decisions are based on a set of approved criteria such as: Local impact in Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory and Bruce, Grey and Huron counties. Alignment with key funding objectives. Funding decisions for each calendar year will be communicated (via the email included in the original proposal) in the first quarter of the year.
If you have questions about the application process, please email BNPDsponsorship@brucepower. com . To promote safety awareness, safety programs, health issues and concerns.
Focus areas include community and workplace safety initiatives, injury prevention, family shelters, and health and human service organizations near the Bruce Power site. To promote programs that broaden opportunities and strengthen skills in areas such as engineering, science and technology as well as education and training.
Community and Employee Engagement To support non-profit organizations and causes in the communities where staff live and work. Helping employees become personally involved in community projects and events like food banks, health organizations, the arts and cultural groups.
Funding is generally not provided for the following: Proposals submitted outside of the online submission process or application timeline (June 1-September 30) Political parties, ridings, associations and candidates Core funding (includes staff wages, advertising, utilities, rent, etc.) Professional and local sports organizations, community clubs, teams and/or individuals Sporting tournaments (hockey, golf, soccer, etc.) Individuals, except for the recipients of scholarships, fellowships, grants, awards and internships Third-party fundraising initiatives School and community reunions Conferences, except for those that fall within our key funding objectives and are open to the public Any for-profit organization Organizations that discriminate in any way against any race, gender, ethnicity or sexual orientation Individual school initiatives (playground equipment, lunch programs, etc.) Environment and Sustainability Fund Bruce Power seeks opportunities to partner on projects and initiatives related to environmental conservation and restoration; energy efficiency and carbon emission reduction; climate change mitigation; and environmental education, awareness and research.
Learn more Indigenous Community Investment Fund Bruce Power seeks opportunities to partner with local Indigenous Communities on initiatives and projects related to youth development, culture, health and wellness, sports and recreation, education, STEM and environment. Learn more
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with projects benefiting communities in the Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory and Bruce, Grey, and Huron counties (Ontario, Canada). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Investment Fund is funded by Bruce Power. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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