OTF invests more than $28M into 300 Capital grant projects

Friends talking in a public park on an accessible pathway

The Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) is investing over $28 million in 300 community-based projects through its Capital grant stream. These grants will help nonprofits, Indigenous communities, and small municipalities enhance community buildings and spaces that serve Ontarians.

From elevators that improve accessibility for all, to expanded recreational spaces that contribute to fitness and health, and new audio equipment that elevates the experience of an annual music festival, Capital grants support local projects that enhance the physical spaces where communities gather and connect by: 

  • Purchasing equipment 
  • Repairing, renovating or retrofitting a facility or space 
  • Enhancing or improving an outdoor structure or space 

Funded projects help maintain or increase access to programs and services, extend the life of facilities or spaces, and improve accessibility. By investing in infrastructure and equipment, nonprofits can create appropriate spaces to deliver high quality programming. Safe, accessible, functional community infrastructure enables Ontarians to benefit from enhanced programs and services for years to come. 

Explore the latest approved Capital grants.

 

“Ontarians need access to spaces that are open longer, more accessible, and tailored to their needs. With over $28M invested in 300 local projects, we are supporting the vital work of Ontario’s non-profits to improve community spaces and enhance well-being,” said Katharine Bambrick, CEO of the Ontario Trillium Foundation. 

 

Read about how OTF grants are making an impact in Ontario 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.  
  • Last year, OTF invested nearly $105M into 732 community projects and multi-sector partnerships. Projects aim to enhance economic well-being, foster more active lifestyles, support child and youth development, provide spaces for people to come together and connect, and create a more sustainable environment.