$29.5M in Capital grants approved for 305 non-profits in Ontario
The Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) announced its newest round of grants approved to support Ontario’s non-profit sector. $29.5 million in Capital grants has been awarded to 305 non-profit organizations, First Nations, and small municipalities to improve the infrastructure in our communities.
Capital grants help non-profits improve buildings and community spaces to better meet the needs of people of all ages and abilities across Ontario.
One-year Capital grants range from $10,000 to $200,000 and support projects that:
- Maintain or increase access to a program or service
- Extend the life of a facility or space
- Improve a facility or space to make it more accessible
This year’s Capital grants support a variety of essential activities, such as purchasing accessible vehicles, playground equipment and chairlifts, to upgrading roofs, HVAC systems, bathrooms, and public library computers.
Read about the grant announcement made by the Honourable Zee Hamid, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming.
Having the right capital infrastructure in place helps non-profits deliver reliable, accessible programs and services. From well-maintained facilities to updated equipment, these investments give Ontarians access to spaces and supports they need to connect, participate and thrive in their communities.
Quick Facts
- The Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) is an agency of the Ontario government with a mission to build healthy and vibrant communities across the province.
- OTF grants support non-profit organizations, First Nations, and small municipalities as they deliver essential programs and services across our province’s critical sectors - social services, sports and recreation, arts, culture and heritage and the environment.
- Last year, OTF invested over $93,5 million into 710 community projects through the Seed, Grow and Capital grant streams.