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FCC Community Funding

FCC Community Funding is one way we help enhance communities where our employees and customers work and live. Eligible organizations can apply for up to $10,000 in FCC Community Funding annually and applications are accepted year-round. Partial funding may also be offered.

Who can apply?

  • Registered charities with the Canada Revenue Agency or non-profit organizations

  • Schools

  • First Nations, Inuit or Métis governments/communities

  • Towns, cities or rural municipalities

Eligible for funding

Initiatives, projects or capital purchases focused on:

  • Food security: organizations or programs addressing issues around food insecurity

  • Well-being: supporting the physical or mental health of those working in the Canadian food system

  • Education and food literacy: education for people about agriculture and food; creating understanding of production practices and careers in the industry

  • Public trust in agriculture and food: promoting the Canadian food system

  • Community enhancements: making a difference where our employees and customers live and work

Not eligible for funding

  • Religious groups or social organizations who advocate a religious, social, moral, political or economic point of view

  • Individuals

  • Political groups or organizations directed by an elected federal official

  • For-profit entities

  • Operating costs or debt reduction

  • Daycares, private schools and pre-schools

  • Projects or initiatives that adversely impact the environment

  • Funds for a charity through private foundations or third parties (for example, Lions Clubs, Knights of Columbus, etc.)

  • Organizations from outside of Canada

  • Rodeos

  • Sporting events, teams, equipment

  • 4H clubs apply for funding through FCC 4H Club Funding - 4-H Canada

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