Grants

The Alberta Bicycle Association h as compiled a list of Grants that are currently public and made available online. These links to third-party websites are provided solely as a convenience to you.

We love to hear from you if you have additional grants that we may not be aware of.

	Hosting Encourages the development of sport, recreation, parks and wildlife programs by providing financial support to communities and associations to assist them in hosting major events thereby promoting economic growth throughout the province Deadlines: January 1, April 1, July 1 & October 1
	Donation Fund Program The ASRPWF administers the Donation Fund, which can provide tax-deductible receipts for unconditional contributions to amateur sport or recreation in Alberta. The ASRPWF reviews contributions to the donation fund on a quarterly basis and determines distribution of funds to the programs and clients of the ASRPWF. The appropriate provincial association then receives the funds and must account for expenditures of the amount received. The ASRPWF provides this service without charging any administration fees. The full amount of each donation goes directly to the support of sport and recreation. No Deadline
	Canadian Sport for Life Project Grant The purpose of this grant is to support implementation of the Canadian Sport for Life and Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework. Grants are available for the development and application of the principles of the first four stages of the LTAD framework into program design, development and delivery. Deadlines: October 1
	Podium Alberta Alberta High Performance Athlete Assistance Program. Eligible athletes are those nominated and accepted for carding status under Sport Canada's Athlete Assistance Program. Deadlines: October 1
	Coach & Official Development Initiatives Above & Beyond Provides support to coaches and officials to pursue educational or developmental opportunities. Deadlines: May 15 & October 15
	Visitation Provides support to Provincial Sport Associations and their clubs to offset travel and accommodation costs to host an out of province or out of country coach or official. Deadlines: May 15 & October 15
	Alberta Coach Education Voucher Provides support and encourages high school teacher/coaches and physical educators to pursue NCCP certification by providing them with a voucher to be used towards an NCCP course. No Deadline
	Sport Participation Initiatives Provides support for the development and operation of programs designed to enhance participation in sport for under-represented groups such as girls and women, aboriginal people, economically disadvantaged persons, and persons with disabilities. Deadlines: May 1 & October 1
	Community Facility Enhancement Program (CFEP) The program provides matching grants to municipalities, Indian Bands and Metis Settlements, and registered community non-profit groups to build, purchase, repair, renovate, or otherwise improve related family and community wellness facilities.
	Community Initiatives Program (CIP) The Community Initiatives Program will support project-based initiatives in areas such as community services, seniors’ services, libraries, arts and culture, sports, education, health and recreation. CIP funding is approved on a matching grant basis. The matching requirement may be met in the form of any contribution of money, volunteer labor, services, or donated materials or equipment for the project. If a group can demonstrate significant difficulty in raising matching funds, funding will be considered on a non-matching basis.
	Wild Rose Foundation Supports nonprofit/voluntary sector organizations and promotes charitable, philanthropic, humanitarian, or public spirited acts.

Resources:
Club Affiliation Instructions