Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program

Receive up to $1M in Government Funding.

The Community Support, Multiculturalism, and Anti-Racism Initiatives Program helps Canadian communities confront discrimination by providing funding for new opportunities, discussions, and research which builds a collective understanding of Canada’s diverse cultures and religions. This program operates through three streams: (1) an Events stream, (2) a Projects stream, and (3) a Community Capacity Building stream.

Funding Amount

(1) Events stream: Receive up to 100% of eligible expenses for up to $100K.
(2) Projects stream: Receive up to $200K in grants or $1M in contributions per project.
(3) Community Capacity Building stream: Receive up to 100% of eligible expenses for up to $100K.

Eligible Applicants

(1) Events stream: Indigenous and Canadian organizations or municipalities/townships with up to 10K population.
(2) Projects stream: Indigenous and Canadian not-for-profit organizations. Crown corporations. Provincial, territorial, municipal or regional governments.
(3) Community Capacity Building stream: Indigenous and Canadian not-for-profit organizations.

Eligible Activities

(1) Events stream: Establish general public events to foster intercultural/faith understanding.
(2) Projects stream:
Generate new collaborative projects that allow organizations to address discrimination such as learning materials, workshops, and services.
(3) Community Capacity Building stream: Improving organizational governance, building organizational capacity, and strategic planning for promoting diversity.

Deadline to Apply

(1) Events stream: No established deadline. Applications should be submitted 18 weeks before event start date.
(2) Projects stream: This stream is currently closed.
(3) Community Capacity Building stream: This stream is currently closed.

Mentor Works Government Funding Application Success Rate

Demande de Financement

Donnez à votre demande les meilleures chances d’être approuvée. Ryan a un taux d’approbation de 86 % pour tous les programmes de financement canadiens.