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Grants of up to $10,000 to Alberta nonprofit organizations, First Nations, health authorities, and IHEs for projects to benefit the city in eligible regions. Funding is intended for limited-duration events and projects that attract visitors and engage local residents. Eligible uses of funds include equipment, rentals, and technology costs. Activities must benefit the City of Wetaskiwin.

Grants to Alberta artists and ensembles for the production of works of art for display. First-time applicants are required to pre-register through the grant system. Eligible artists may produce artwork in the disciplines of sculpture, fibre art, painting, glass, photography, mixed media, printmaking (excluding reproductions), drawing, ceramics, and new media (time-based media, electronic arts, audiovisual art)

Awards to USA, Canada, and International authors for nonfiction books on Jewish subjects. In addition to the $5,000 cash prize, winners will receive marketing and promotion assistance and customized support. Awards are available for books that have recently been published or are soon to be published, involving themes such as rein­vent­ing Jew­ish life and com­mu­ni­ty for the twen­ty-first cen­tu­ry, shift­ing notions of indi­vid­ual and collec­tive Jew­ish iden­ti­ty, the his­to­ry and future of Israel, and the evolv­ing rela­tion­ship between Israel and world Jewry.

Grants of up to $3,000 to Canada creators, arts professionals, organizations, and publishers for continuing education and career development. Applicants must be involved in the creation and publication of Canadian works in the visual and literary arts. Eligible expenses may include costs directly related to the project, including tuition, program, residency or studio fees; conference registration fees; mentor honoraria; travel, meals, and accommodations; and required texts or other materials essential to completing the professional development.

Grants to USA and Canada vascular surgeon-scientists for research projects related to vascular health. Funding may be used for direct research costs in the areas of foundational science, clinical studies, patient-focused research, outcomes and health services, education, community support, translational, and patient care. The 2025 Wylie Scholar will be given the opportunity to be paired with a former Wylie Scholar who will serve as a mentor/advisor and provide research project guidance.

Grants of up to $2,500 to Alberta nonprofit organizations for women's physical fitness programs. Funding is intended to provide local women ages 18 and over with access to high-quality sports and recreation for all levels and abilities. The purpose of the program is to provide opportunities for girls and women to actively engage in a variety of indoor and outdoor physical activities of choice, including individual and team sports, physical activity, and recreational opportunities, in a safe and positive environment.

Grants of up to $2,500 to Alberta nonprofit and charitable organizations to host a one-time event to promote physical activity among teenage girls. Funding is intended to increase access to sports and other healthy physical activities for inactive girls, or for girls with limited access to programs. The one-day event brings girls together to experience a variety of physical activity pursuits in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. The purpose of the program is to encourage teenage girls to adopt a more physically active lifestyle.

Grants of up to $2,500 to Alberta nonprofit and charitable organizations to support physical activity programs for girls. Funding is intended for programming that encourages girls ages 6 to 17 from local communities to experience sports and physical activities together in a positive atmosphere. The purpose of the program is to address the needs of inactive girls and those girls who are otherwise unable to access activity programs.

Grants to Alberta nonprofit arts organizations to support general operations. New applicants must contact the funding source five days in advance of the deadline. Eligible expenses include, but are not limited to payroll, programs, promotions, and administration. Applicants should be professional organizations that produce large-scale public presentations of arts disciplines.

Grants of up to $5,000 and in-kind donations to Alberta community-based organizations and groups in eligible regions to improve local cemeteries. Funding is intended to enhance the physical facilities, including landscaping, fencing, and maintenance of the graves. Volunteer cemetery groups are eligible to receive up to five loads of gravel every two years. Grants may be used to upgrade cemeteries that are located in the County of Grande Prairie No. 1.

Grants of up to $5,000 to Alberta nonprofit organizations and community groups to support activities that benefit residents in eligible locations. Funding is intended to assist organizations that offer cultural and recreational activities and services. Applying organizations must serve residents in the County of Grande Prairie. Grants may be used to support operations or special projects, including improvements to physical facilities and programs that deliver recreational or cultural services.

Grants to Canada independent production companies to develop original content and intellectual property. Funding is intended to help companies create materials for commercial distribution. Priority will be given to applications that support multiple projects (no more than three), which can be multi-platform.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International eligible investigators and for-profit companies to provide additional support for research related to psoriasis. The purpose of the program is to support the long-term careers of individuals who will go on to conduct research that will improve the lives of patients and make progress toward a cure for psoriatic disease.

Grants to Canada dancers and professionals working in the field of dance to support activities related to Ukrainian Canadian dance. Funding is intended to assist with performance production costs, professional development, and promotion and marketing related to any form of dance, including folk dance, ballet, folk ballet, and contemporary dance. Requests will be accepted from individuals such as dancers, choreographers, teachers, rehearsal directors, writers, producers, arts administrators, and dance therapists.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, artist collectives, groups, ensembles, businesses, and educational institutions for projects related to Ukrainian Canadian dance. Funding is intended to support professional development and training, tours, concert production, and commissions for choreography and music. Funded activities may be in all forms of Ukrainian Canadian dance, including folk dance, ballet, folk ballet, and contemporary dance.

Grants to Canada writers and illustrators to promote work having Ukrainian Canadian themes. Funding is intended to support qualified applicants engaging in any form of literature that connects to the experience of Ukrainians in Canada. Funds may be used for literary works such as fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, biographies, and literary criticism.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, artist collectives, groups, educational institutions, bookshops, publishers, and other businesses to promote Ukrainian Canadian literature. Funding is intended to support the publication of new literary works, translations between Ukrainian and English or French, and the dissemination of literature that expresses a connection to the Ukrainian Canadian experience.

Grants to Canada individuals to produce works in video, new media, and film related to Ukrainian Canadian culture. Funding is intended for projects that support the creation and dissemination of artistic work expressing a connection to the experience of Ukrainians in Canada. Funds may be used for purposes such as production costs, film writing and development, travel expenses, and professional development.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, groups, artist collectives, businesses, and educational institutions for the production of new media, videos, and films with Ukrainian Canadian cultural themes. Funding is intended to support projects to create and disseminate works that express a connection to the Ukrainian Canadian experience. Funds may be used for purposes such as film writing, professional development, travel expenses, production, and digital marketing.

Grants to Canada individuals working in the music field for activities related to Ukrainian Canadian music. Funding is intended to support sound recordings, performance productions, creation development, marketing, and professional development. Requests will be accepted from individuals such as performers, music teachers, composers, music therapists, and arrangers working in all forms of traditional, classical, and new music in Canada, and influenced by Ukrainian heritage.

Grants to Canada nonprofit community organizations, artist collectives, groups, orchestras, choirs, ensembles, businesses, and educational institutions for activities related to Ukrainian Canadian music. Funding is intended to support music festival programs, professional development, concert productions, tours, sound recordings, commission fees, and promotion and advertising. Requests will be accepted from qualified applicants working in all forms of traditional, classical, liturgical, and new music, influenced by Ukrainian heritage.

Grants to Canada individuals to promote theater productions and performances that include Ukrainian Canadian themes. Funding is intended to support all forms of theater which express a connection to the experience of Ukrainians in Canada. Funds may be used for professional development, creation development and enhancement, performance production expenses, and touring.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, artist collectives, groups, businesses, and educational institutions for the production of Ukrainian-themed theater performances. Funding is intended to support commission fees, professional development, theater production costs, tours, and theater festival programming. Requests will be accepted from qualified applicants working in all forms of theater, expressing a tangible connection to the Ukrainian Canadian experience.

Grants to Canada individuals to produce and exhibit visual art that includes Ukrainian content. Funding is intended to support projects in a full range of media that include, but are not limited to, sculpture, painting, photography, and digital art. Funds may be used for professional development, rental fees, travel, professional fees, costs of project materials, and other related expenses.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, artist collectives, groups, businesses, and educational institutions to create and exhibit visual artwork that includes Ukrainian content. Funding is intended to support not-for-profit exhibitions open to the public, professional development, and costs related to artwork production. Requests will be accepted from qualifying applicants for the production and presentation of various forms of visual arts, influenced by Ukrainian heritage and expressing a tangible connection to the Ukrainian Canadian experience.

Grants to Canada individuals to support programs with Ukrainian themes and content. Funding is intended for national initiatives in the areas of research, collaboration, and digital infrastructure and emerging technologies. Requests will be accepted from qualified individuals who are recognized in their field of endeavor.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, collectives, businesses, and groups to provide national-level projects that have Ukrainian cultural themes and content. Funding is intended for a wide range of projects that advance and promote the Ukranian community throughout the country.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations to hold festivals with a Ukrainian Canadian theme in communities throughout the country. Qualifying festivals must attract the general public, contribute to the development of Ukrainian Canadian arts and culture, and cultivate a sense of common identity and fellowship in the community.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, artist collectives, businesses, educational institutions, museums, libraries, archival repositories, art galleries, and other institutions for heritage preservation activities pertaining to the Ukrainian Canadian community. Funding is intended to support projects to collect, study, and preserve material and intellectual capital of Ukrainian Canadian cultural heritage, including history, ethnology, folk art, fine art, and archives.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations and groups, artist collectives, businesses, and educational institutions for exhibitions associated with the history and culture of the Ukrainian Canadian community. Funding is intended to support public exhibits of museum and archival collections related to the history of Ukrainians in Canada. Funds may also be used for public programming related to an exhibition of the history, customs, and practices of this community.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, institutions, artist collectives, groups, businesses, and educational institutions for historic preservation activities relating to the Ukrainian Canadian community. Funding is intended for projects that support the documentation and dissemination of practices, customs, and traditional cultural representations. Funds may be used for purposes that include, but are not limited to publications, research, conferences, public education programs, and physical improvements to historically significant sites.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, artist collectives, groups, businesses, and educational institutions for programs related to Ukrainian language and culture. Funding is intended to support projects in the areas of resource and curriculum development for K-12 schools, IHEs, and continuing education; structured content development; Ukrainian language and Ukrainian Canadian subjects at IHEs; and publication of education-focused scholarly works. The purpose of the program is to develop and advance Ukrainian Canadian studies and the teaching of the Ukrainian language.

Grants to Canada individuals to advance studies related to the Ukrainian language and culture in Canada. Funding is intended to support projects in the areas of resource development for K-12 schools and learning centers, professional and skills development, and the establishment of collaborations and connections for structured content development. The purpose of the program is to increase and disseminate knowledge of Ukrainian life in Canada through traditional and non-traditional educational programming.

Grants of $500 and grants of $6,000 to USA and Canada PreK-12 teachers and student teachers for book purchases to enhance their classroom libraries. Grantees will choose books based on the specific needs of their students. Funding is intended for applicants dedicated to regular independent reading during class time.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations for programs that promote and support Japanese-language education. Eligible programs include teaching materials and supplies, presentations and speech contests, conferences, publications, and other original proposals related to Japanese-language education.

Awards to USA, Canada, and International poets and authors of any age to recognize outstanding humorous poems. Works that have been previously published as well as unpublished works are eligible. In addition to the cash prizes for first-, second-, and third-place winners and honorable mentions, entries will also be published on the Winning Writers website.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, artist collectives, groups, educational institutions, and businesses to construct and maintain memorials to honor the memory of Ukrainian Canadian military service members. Funding is intended to support the construction and restoration of war memorials such as statues, plaques, and cairns, and the restoration of grave markers of service people from the Ukrainian Canadian community who served in the two world wars.

Grants of up to $10,000 to USA, Canada, and International artists to create and present new works of performance art in New York City. Funding is intended to support the career advancement of early-career artists of all backgrounds. Selected artists are expected to present their work in New York City.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations and groups, artist collectives, educational institutions, and artists for projects to commemorate the experiences of ethnic communities interned in Canada during World War I, and to recognize their cultural contributions to the country. Funding is intended to support activities focusing on the arts, education, heritage preservation, and commemoration. Priority will be given to projects that engage collaboration, partnership, and/or coproduction, with experienced mentors and/or existing organizations, arts centers, or festivals.

Grants of up to $10,000 to Canada organizations for collaborative medical research projects. Funding is intended for applicants in the academic, business, healthcare, and life sciences sectors, and patient and consumer groups to partner with the funding source in their quest for lifesaving and life-changing medicines.

Grants to USA scientists and researchers affiliated with research organizations and institutions for research projects related to peanut consumption and its effects on human health. Funding is intended to cover a wide range of topic areas that address nutrition and peanut consumption.

Grants to Canada publishers, theater groups and companies, Indigenous organizations, and Deaf and disability arts organizations to translate Canadian dramatic and literary works. Applicants must register on the application portal a minimum of 30 days prior to applying. Funding is intended for activities that support the translation of theater and literary works into English, French, or an Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, or Métis) language, American Sign Language (ASL), Langue des signes québécoise (LSQ), or any other regional Canadian or Indigenous sign language for Canadian publication or presentation.

Grants of up to $20,000 to USA, Canada, and International literary publishers, theater organizations, and companies for the translation of Canadian dramatic or literary works. Applicants must be registered in the online portal a minimum of thirty days before applying. Funding is intended to prepare works for international presentation or publication.

Grants to Canada healthcare professionals and researchers affiliated with healthcare organizations, IHEs, government agencies, or medical or research facilities for research related to the history of medicine. Funding is intended to support small-budget proposals for research projects in the history of medicine and allied disciplines such as science and technology studies, sociology, anthropology, and classics. Proposals are expected to advance the history of health, healthcare, or disease, or the education of health professionals that could benefit the broader community of practitioners in the field.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International researchers for research projects in the field of dermatology. Funding is intended to support research projects that increase the understanding of dermatological diseases and their symptoms. Eligible projects are those that address clinical issues among people who are at risk of developing, or have developed, a skin disease, including how it impacts their quality of life and the societal costs involved.

Grants of up to $5,000 to Alberta individual artists, cultural workers, and collectives in eligible locations for professional development opportunities. Funding is intended for programs and activities related to the development of an artist’s practice and career. The goal of the program is to contribute to the skills and knowledge required to advance artists’ careers in Calgary. Applicants must either be Calgary-based or be able to demonstrate that the majority of their work is accessible to the citizens of Calgary.

Fellowships to Canada doctoral students and postdoctoral candidates for research addressing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Applicants from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply for funding opportunities. The program is intended to help attract the brightest young minds to ALS research and nurture and support innovative ideas and compelling breakthroughs across the spectrum of brain-related diseases.

Grants to Alberta nonprofit organizations and groups in eligible locations for social service programs that increase the well-being of local families, individuals, and communities. Funding is intended to support projects and services that promote personal independence and coping skills, improve interpersonal relationships, and facilitate community engagement. Funded programs benefit the residents of Medicine Hat.

Grants of up to $7,500 to Alberta nonprofit societies and registered societies to support events for local residents in eligible locations. Eligible event types include activities, provincial or national holidays, festivals, recreation or amateur sport, and cultural events. Events must be for St. Albert citizens and takes place in St. Albert.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International graduate students and early-career researchers affiliated with qualifying nonprofits, government agencies, or institutions for innovative projects in psychology. Funding is intended to support education, intervention, and research projects that use psychology to address social problems in the following priority areas:

Grants to Alberta nonprofit groups for capital projects to benefit eligible communities. Applicants are required to contact funding staff prior to submitting an application. Funding is intended for applicants providing cultural, recreational, arts, sports, and social services to local residents. Proposals may be submitted for the construction, expansion, renovation, or replacement of facilities or areas located within the City of St. Albert city boundaries.

Opportunity for USA, Canada, and International individuals to participate in an accelerator program to explore improvements in the running of business events and exhibitions. Participants will brainstorm with colleagues both virtually and in person about this year's theme - innovative and unconventional formats to inspire the next evolution of event models. The theme will be developed through discussions, sponsor support, and a workshop. This is a seven-month project alongside peers from around the world.

Grants of up to $5,000 to USA, Canada, and International groups and individuals for projects and programs to benefit the science writing field and provide professional development opportunities for writers. Priority will be given to proposals for novel events, projects, and resources that the NASW grants program has not supported in the past.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International nonprofit and for-profit organizations for research projects addressing gambling behaviors and disorders. Funding is intended to support high-quality projects led by researchers with a PhD, MD, or similar degree. Early career researchers are encouraged to apply.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International organizations, NGOs, educational institutions, and businesses for projects to expand online financial services. Funding is intended to support yearlong projects to help firms join an online financial network. Priority will be given to projects that involve communities that have, and continue to be, systemically and deliberately excluded from financial access and empowerment opportunities.

Grant to a USA, Canada, or International nonprofit or for-profit organization for research investigating the dangers associated with working in the gambling industry. Applicants must submit a letter of intent prior to applying. Funding is intended to determine the impact working in the industry has on employees' mental and physical health.

Grants of up to $50,000 to USA, Canada, and International nonprofit and for-profit organizations for research projects related to the safety of lottery gambling. Funding is intended for studies on Italy's lottery program that address critical questions related to minimizing harm, public awareness, and cultural relevance.

Grants of up to $500 and grants of up to $1,000 to Alberta individual artists and artist groups in eligible regions for career development, education, and professional training efforts. Funding is intended to assist young local artists between the ages of 13 and 21. Eligible artists are located in the St. Albert community, with preference given to new applicants.

Grants to Alberta nonprofit organizations in eligible locations for community beautification projects. Funding is intended for trash-removal projects from areas including, but not limited to highway ditches and streets. Applicants should provide the funding source with a time commitment between 50 and 100 hours; explain how the funds will be used; confirm dates that the group would be available to perform the work; and include an address and phone number for the group contact person. All clean-up participants must be at least 9 years of age. Projects must benefit the Town of Whitecourt.

Grants of €5000 to USA, Canada, and International nonprofit organizations for initiatives that lead to social change. Funding is intended for organizations that employ creative methods to advance social justice and address environmental issues. Priority is given to organizations that effectively tackle significant social and environmental challenges; focus on disadvantaged and/or marginalized communities; have a global perspective; and work primarily with youth aged 16-27.

Grants to Canada medical and health professional schools, medical societies, professional organizations, medical education companies, and healthcare institutions and entities for educational programs related to prostate cancer. Funding is intended to support projects that increase knowledge and understanding of PARP inhibitor therapies for patients with Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer (mCRPC).

Opportunity for a USA, Canada, or International organization to manage a youth program to promote sports in local communities. The program will offer the cohort of young people funding for projects, connection with a worldwide network of youth, and expert guidance and coaching. The applicant must be able to ensure the program's long-term success, monitor its progress, involve stakeholders, and oversee program administration. Seed funding will be provided by the IOC to the participants to transform their ideas into impactful, sustainable initiatives.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International individuals and organization representatives to arrange gatherings to discuss skin diseases. Funding is intended to offset the cost of travel arrangements for speakers, rentals, catering, and transportation for research-based and topic-centered workshops, conferences, meetings, and symposia focusing on skin and skin diseases.

Grants to Canada Indigenous agencies and organizations for projects to expand transportation in underserved areas. Funding is intended to support the infrastructure projects and the purchase of vehicles. Projects should benefit residents of rural, remote, Indigenous, and Northern communities in conducting their day-to-day activities.

Fellowship to a USA, Canada, or International MD or PhD for research studies on the topic of ocular cancer. The purpose of funding is to encourage specialization in the fields of uveal melanoma biology, ophthalmology, ocular oncology, or related areas. Eligible studies must be translational or clinical.

Grants of $50,000 to USA, Canada, and International MDs, PhDs, and those with equivalent degrees for research regarding novel treatments for ocular/uveal melanoma. The purpose of the program is to use basic research to identify responsive druggable targets. Eligible uses of funds include salary and benefits, graduate students, or research assistants, supplies, and equipment.

Grants and in-kind support to USA, Canada, and International youth and young adults to conduct environmental sustainability and climate change projects. Eligible projects address issues regarding the following topics: sustainable food systems, climate change mitigation, packaging sustainability, and regenerative agriculture. In addition to funds, participant teams will receive intensive training and individualized mentorship.

Award to a USA, Canada, or International individual to recognize outstanding contributions to communication sciences. The purpose of this program is to honor an individual who has enhanced the quality of clinical care in speech-language pathology and/or audiology. The lifetime contribution may have been in clinical service, supervision or administration of clinical service, clinical research, or any other activity that has promoted clinical excellence. The Frank R. Kleffner Lifetime Clinical Career Award recognizes an individual’s outstanding contributions to communication sciences and disorders over a period of at least 20 years.

Grants to Canada artists, curators, and artistic groups and collectives for activities that support artistic growth and career advancement. Applicants must register in the online application portal at least 30 days prior to applying. Funding is intended to assist with internships, workshops, mentorships, specialized training, apprenticeships, and other professional development activities that benefit artists and groups in all artistic disciplines.

Grants to Canada Indigenous nonprofit and for-profit organizations, artists, and cultural carriers to support the production, presentation, and transmission of Indigenous art and culture. Applicants must register in the online portal a minimum of 30 days before applying. Funding is intended for projects that include, but are not limited to, the creation of new artworks, research, residencies, mentorship, exhibitions, festivals, artistic training, and professional development.

Grants to Canada arts organizations and groups, artists, curators, Indigenous artists, media arts centers, and festivals for the exhibition and presentation of works and performances by Canadian artists. Applicants must register in the online portal at least 30 days prior to applying. Funding is intended to support touring and exhibition activities that will build national exposure and reach Canadian audiences.

Scholarships of $1,000 to USA, Canada, and International psychology doctoral students to support travel expenses related to internships. Funding is intended to assist students in relocating from the site of their graduate program to the location of their selected predoctoral internship. Applicants must be graduate students currently enrolled in good standing in a psychology doctoral program that is accredited by the American Psychological Association’s Commission on Accreditation (COA) or the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA).

Grants to Canada local, regional, municipal, and Indigenous governments and nonprofit organizations for projects to encourage alternate modes of transportation. Funding is intended for capital projects that support moving away from vehicle transportation and engaging more in human-powered activity.

Grants to Canada nonprofit organizations, registered charities, academics and researchers at IHEs, and Indigenous communities to improve internet security and resilience. Funding areas of focus include infrastructure, online safety, and policy engagement. Funding is intended for innovative community internet projects.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International investigators for research related to hemangiosarcoma in canines. Applicants are required to create an account prior to submitting an application. The purpose of the grant is to develop innovative methods to prevent, detect, and treat this cancer.

Grants of up to $25,000 to USA, Canada, and International qualifying nonprofit, for-profit, and other fact-checking organizations to support work that addresses the harm of misinformation in journalism. Funding is intended to increase organizational capacity by supporting technical, material, and/or operational needs. Funds may be used for website development, staff salaries, professional development, cyber security, and other related purposes.

Grants to USA, Canada, and International organizations and individuals for projects that promote social justice and equality. Applicants are required to complete an eligibility quiz prior to submitting a grant application. The purpose of this program is to address inequality through feature-length documentary films. Grant funds will be distributed in the focus areas of social justice, innovation, and intersectional perspectives.

Grants to USA and Canada researchers at nonprofit institutions and organizations to research cures and treatments for childhood cancers. The purpose of this program is to support late-translational studies. Preference will be given to research projects that will likely result in the initiation of a clinical trial in two to three years from the start of the project, by, for example, completing IND-enabling studies, providing requisite preclinical data for clinical trial development, or perhaps through the validation of biomarkers that will enable selection of the correct patients for entry into new clinical trials.

Grants of up to $20,000 to USA, Canada, and International researchers affiliated with nonprofit research institutions to generate data related to SATB2-associated syndrome (SAS). Funding is intended for research addressing SAS as it pertains to sleep, behavior, speech and language, and global developmental delays.

Fellowships to USA, Canada, and International early career researchers at IHEs and research organizations to investigate the impact of AI on scientific research. Funding is intended for projects to help understand the impact that AI has already had and continues to have on the scientific research landscape.

Grants of up to $10,000 and grants of up to $20,000 to Canada registered charities in the funding source's service area for community-based programs to benefit youth. Areas of focus include education and health. Funding is intended to be delivered in one of the following regions: Atlantic Canada; Quebec: Rimouski, Quebec City, Montreal; Ontario: Ottawa and Eastern Ontario, Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, Barrie and Central Ontario; Manitoba and Saskatchewan; Alberta: Calgary and Southern Alberta, Edmonton and Northern Alberta; British Columbia: Interior and Northern B.C., Vancouver and Coastal, Vancouver Island.

Wage subsidies to Canada nonprofit organizations, local governments, Indigenous communities, educational institutions, and other organizations that offer outdoor jobs to local youth. Funding is intended to engage high school and post-high school youth in a variety of settings, including rural, remote, low-income, and Indigenous communities. Efforts will also be taken to ensure that the program reaches youth with disabilities, visible minorities, recent immigrants, and refugees. Full-time, part-time, or casual hours are eligible.

Opportunity for USA, Canada, and International tech startup companies in the insurance industry to participate in a business development program. Program participants receive cash investments, networking opportunities, coaching, and mentorship, as well as office space. The selected businesses participate in a three-month, concierge accelerator program in Minneapolis-St. Paul.

Fellowships to USA, Canada, and International Masters and PhD students for scientific research studies. Research can address a broad range of topics including mathematics, chemical engineering, organic chemistry, agricultural engineering, and machine learning. Applicants studying in Germany must undertake placements in a second country and those studying outside Germany must undertake their fellowships at a German research institution.

Opportunity for USA, Canada, and International businesses to participate in a business accelerator program. Successful applicants will receive in-kind support such as mentoring support services, consulting services, resources, networking opportunities, and more. The purpose of the program is to foster innovation in the field of public health.

Opportunity for USA and territories, Israel, Canada, and International filmmakers to participate in a unique mentorship program. Nonfiction filmmakers will take part in an immersive retreat with mentors, providing filmmakers with an opportunity to screen their projects and receive constructive feedback. Eligible film projects must be in the rough cut stage by the summer of 2025, and filmmakers must be able to attend the retreat in person. Five feature films will be chosen to participate.

Grants of up to $2,000 to Alberta nonprofit societies, registered charities, individuals, and grassroots groups for youth-initiated projects in eligible locations. Funding is intended to support local community projects that benefit area youth and are planned and carried out by youth, ages 12-18. Priority is given to youth-initiated projects, although some adult support is welcome. Projects must benefit youth in the Calgary area.

Grants of up to $6,000 and in-kind support to USA and Canada small nonprofit organizations for programs that address issues related to the well-being of women and children. Funding is intended for organizations that have a mission of enhancing the financial and emotional well-being of women and children. Eligible applicants have an annual budget between $25,000 and $1,000,000.

Opportunity for Alberta early-stage professional artists to participate in a career development program. This opportunity is intended to provide emerging visual artists with the experience and skills required to bring them closer to their professional artistic goals. The successful candidates will take part in a 14-week program (4 hours a week) from May to August at the Nina Haggerty Centre for the Arts in Edmonton.

Opportunity for USA, Canada, and International young adults to participate in a fellowship program to address climate change concerns. The program is offered to adults between the ages of 18 and 24 who are not in school and are interested in dedicating two years to pursuing climate change solutions.

Opportunity for USA, Canada, and International individuals and teams of small businesses and academic organizations to participate in a challenge related to protecting undersea infrastructure. Funding is intended for the development of technological solutions to monitor and protect undersea critical infrastructure.

Grants of $1,500 and grants of $3,000 to Canada paid employees of nonprofit and grassroots organizations that focus on food insecurity for professional development activities. Funding is available for workshops, courses, certification, coaching, mentoring, and knowledge-sharing. Preference will be given to applicants who are Black, Indigenous, or identify as a person of color.

In-kind donations of books to USA, Canada, and International youth-serving agencies and institutions to encourage reading among children and youth. The program is intended to provide books produced by African American authors and illustrators to build organizational libraries and bring books into the lives of children.

Grants of $750 to USA, Canada, and International K-12 teachers, community college faculty members, and community college students to support participation in the earth science disciplines. Awards will be made to educators and students in support of the following activities:

Awards of $10,000 to USA and Canada youth, ages 8 to 18 years, to recognize outstanding contributions to their communities, the environment, and society. Awards are intended for recipients to continue their public service activity or may be applied to higher education costs.

Grants to Canada businesses, groups, and individuals to support members of the funding source as they create new classical and concert musical works. The purpose of this program is to encourage community members to commission new musical works, which will be presented in a public performance.

Fellowships to Canada qualifying researchers at eligible institutions for research projects related to arthritis. Selected fellows include postdoctoral researchers and clinical health professionals, who will conduct studies while receiving training under the supervision of an arthritis researcher. Projects may be conducted in the areas of inflammatory arthritis, childhood arthritis, arthritis pain, osteoarthritis, and work-related research.

Grants to Canada graduate students at IHEs for research training programs related to the study of arthritis. Eligible applicants must be pursuing innovative research projects supervised by an arthritis researcher in areas that include arthritis pain, osteoarthritis, inflammatory arthritis, childhood arthritis, and work-related research. The training program must include actual involvement in conducting research.

Fellowships to USA and Canada PhD students to support workforce development activities. The program provides mentorship and support to graduate students looking to pursue a career in the fields of agriculture and the life sciences. Eligible applicants have defined research projects and committed match sponsors.

Grants to Canada television production companies to produce a television series. Funding is intended to support the creation of television episodes in the genres of documentary, comedy, drama, reality, and lifestyle. The purpose of this program is to support Canadian media content makers in creating for and connecting with, audiences both nationally and internationally.