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RAYI Micro Grants Program is sponsored by Canadian Government under the Canada Service Corps (administered by The Canadian Center for Community Advancement (3CA)). The RAYI Micro Grants Program funds youth-owned and youth-led projects for youth aged 15-30.
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The Canadian Center for Community Advancement (3CA) undertook a one year micro grants project. This project offered 15 micro grants with per micro grant value of between $2,000 to $5,000. It was intended to fund youth-owned and youth-led projects and proposals.
It was open to youth aged 15-30 whether they are part of a registered youth organization or an informal group and who want to implement an innovative idea in one of the following three project streams: Preserving the environment. Promoting civic and democratic engagement. Strengthening youth resilience.
The RAYI micro grants project implementation has been very successful. As a result, the funder, the Canadian Government under the Canada Service Corps, have extended the project for a further three years. 2023/2024 – Completed & Closed .
2024/2025 – Completed & Closed. 2025/2026 – Completed & Closed. For more information about the RAYI micro grants project, you can send an email to Rayi@threeca.
org or call the project staff at (416) 614-1255 ext. 204 THIS PROJECT IS FUNDED BY: 235 Dixon Road Suite # 101 Toronto, Ontario M9P 2M5
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Youth aged 15-30, individual or part of a registered or informal group, proposing projects in environmental preservation, civic/democratic engagement, or youth resilience strengthening. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,000 to $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
RAYI Micro Grants Program is funded by Canadian Government under the Canada Service Corps (administered by The Canadian Center for Community Advancement (3CA)). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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