The Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) program helps residents of any age, experience, or background take part in building community.
Each NSG community accepts applications on a different timeline. Find out which NSG community you belong to for the most up-to-date information.
You’ve already gotten through the first step. We make the application process as simple as possible. Here’s what you can expect.
You can ask for a grant of between $50 to $500.
Volunteers from your community review applications. You will know if your application was approved between two and eight weeks.
Your grant will be sent to you via cheque or direct deposit. Now it’s time to get started!
Be sure to take a few photos and share them with us. This will help inspire more people like you to get started too.
What’s new with the Neighbourhood Small Grants program? Updated by staff at Vancouver Foundation and community partners.
March 1, 2022
We received a NSG to help us share knowledge about composting with worms and fermentation. We’ve been busy setting up...
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In September 2021, I shared and demonstrated an approach to container gardening that reduces water usage, time and physical demands....
Read MoreNeighbourhood Small Grants’ 2020 evaluation report highlights what we learned in the year with Responsive Neighbourhood Small Grants and brings...
Read MoreProject leaders love to share back on what happened during their event, gathering, or project. Get inspired for your next idea by reading about what your neighbours are up to.
August 11, 2022
The deluge of Fall rain did not deter members of the Bluewater community of Bowen Island in planting rhododendrons along Captains Way, in anticipation of Spring colours for all to...
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August 10, 2022
In spring of 2020, the volunteer-driven Neighbourhood Emergency Response Program (NERP) received a grant from the Bowen Island Community Foundation’s Resiliency Fund to construct up to ten information kiosks. Late...
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August 10, 2022
What the Bowen Island Community Foundation called the “Jewish Community Education and Equality Project” we fondly renamed “The Menorah Project”. Here is why. Every December, we have a community event...
Read MoreNSG events are free to attend and welcome all community members. See what’s happening soon on our community calendar.
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Resources for getting involved with Neighbourhood Small Grants as a grant applicant, project leader, or program partner.
