A registered charitable organization that supports community safety, youth development, and crime prevention initiatives in partnership with the Halton Regional Police Service

Invests up to $10,000 in projects that help build healthy and vibrant communities, focusing on at-risk youth and community wellbeing

At-Risk Youth

• Support at-risk youth in developing stronger social and leadership skills creating meaningful improvements in their overall wellness

Community Wellbeing

• Support our most underserved community members to meet their needs enabling them to prosper and thrive

Not specified

• registered charitable organizations through Canada Revenue Agency
• not-for-profit organizations applying in partnership with a Canadian registered charity
• demonstrate a primary purpose, presence, and reputation for delivering programs and services with direct community benefit in Halton Region
• have the right type of complete financial statements based on total revenues and fiscal year-end date
• have a minimum of 3 active board members as of the application deadline
• provide a clear organizational structure and have proper oversight for effective management and accountability
• demonstrate strong financial capacity and the ability to manage the grant
• organization is in good standing and has no history of nefarious behaviour

• will not be conducting an open grant applications process in 2026
• will provide updates regarding future funding opportunities as they become available