Claire supports grant applicants and project leaders living in the Whistler area, from Blacktusk & Pinecrest to Emerald Estates. Please look at our Communities map for the exact boundaries.
Contact Claire if you have questions or feedback on Neighbourhood Small Grants. Paper applications are also available — please get in touch with her to ask for one.
Every neighbourhood has its own timeline for grant cycles. For applicants living in the Whistler area, from Blacktusk & Pinecrest to Emerald Estates, you can apply in 2020 from February 11 to April 6.
Local partner organizations manage all aspects of the Neighbourhood Small Program. Partner organizations are where your community coordinators work. They also oversee the advisory committee, which is unique to each community, that reviews your grant applications.
News and announcements about the Neighbourhood Small Grants program. Updated by staff at Vancouver Foundation and network partners.
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Project 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.
September 8, 2019
This was our third year in a row of hosting a BBQ. The first year we had a BBQ with the intent of having neighbours get to know each other...
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August 25, 2019
What started out as a block party in 2017 has become an annual tradition in the neighbourhood with the help of the amazing volunteers that make it happen including myself...
Read MoreThe idea was to gather neighbours together for a party to share hobbies. The idea was a mix of people tell each other about their hobbies and interests. There was...
Read MoreNSG events are free to attend and welcome all community members. See what’s happening near you and meet your neighbours.
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