Micro Grant Funding

Funding Chart 2024 - 2025

To be eligible for funding organizations must be operating on a non-for-profit basis of have the backing of a not-for profit entity who can act as the banker for the funds. Funded programs must benefit those living within Brooks, Duchess, Rosemary and/or the County of Newell. Funded programs and projects must not support any directly religious or political causes. FCSS does not fund leisure and recreation-based programs. For more details on ineligible projects please refer to the FAQ Document.

Micro-Grant EOIs are open all year round (while funds are available) and are available in amounts up to a maximum of $5,000 for groups who do not receive Core Funding and $2,500 for groups who receive Core Funding.

Organization
Program Name
2024 Allocated
2025 Allocated
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Big Possibilities Program
$5,000
––
Brooks and District Resiliency Committee
Resiliency Day
$3,000
$1,965
Brooks Bandits
Youth Hockey Hooky Day
$5,000
––
Brooks Bandits
Community Zone
––
$5,000
Brooks and District Child Development Society
Equipment Upgrades in Toy Lending Library
––
$2,500
Brooks Family Mediation Services
Family Mediation Subsidy
$5,000
––
Cantera Safe House
Equine Assisted Learning
$5,000
––
Champion’s Centre
TCC Out Trips
$3,500
––
Champion’s Centre
Alongside Support
$5,000
$5,000
City of Brooks
Canada Day Events
$5,000
––
Crossroads Clinic
Rooted Support Group
$5,000
$2,500
Duchess 50+
Seniors Supports
$2,000
$2,000
Duchess School Parent Council
Chase the Good Presentation
$1,000
––
Gem Home Support
Seniors Supports
$5,000
$4,000
Global Village Centre
Healthy Workers Program
$3,000
––
Global Village Centre
Cultural Enlightenment
$3,000
––
Grasslands Public Schools
Sunrise School Regulation Room
––
$1,900
Grasslands Public Schools
Brooks Composite Highschool
Peace Pit
$2,500
––
Long Game Fitness
Girls Who Lead
Girls Who Run
$5,000
$4,600
Long Game Fitness
City of Brooks Partnership
Celebrating Girls and
Women in Movement
Community Speaker
$3,000
––
Mutli-Organization Little
Learners Community Partnership
Community Resource Fair
$5,000
$5,000
Mutli-Organization
Community Partnership
Youth Summer Kick Off
$4,650
$4,650
Prairie Rose Palliative Care Society
Dementia Conference
––
$3,000
Rosemary Ag Society
Farmer’s Market Family Programming
––
$1,500
Rosemary Ag Society
Canada Day – Youth Activities
$3,000
$3,500
Rosemary New Horizons Program
Senior Supports
$2,000
$2,000
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Youth Empowerment
– –
$3,240
Safe Communities
Youth Self Defense Course
$4,977
––
Safe Communities
National Teen Driver Week Speaker
$4,285
––
Somali Empowerment Association
Somali Heritage Week
––
$,5,000
SPEC Association
The Mezz
$1,000
––
SPEC Association
White Barn Fun Farm
Parent and Tot Program
$1,000
––
Village of Duchess
Youth Game On Program
$4,500
––
Village of Duchess
Summer Youth Programming
$1,988
––
White Barn Fun Farm
Parent and Tot Program
––
$2,000
2024
Micro-Grant Funding
0
Grants Distributed
$ 0 K+
Funds Allocated

Apply For A Micro Grant

Micro-Grant EOIs are open all year round and are available in amounts up to a maximum of $5,000 for groups who do not receive Core Funding and $2,500 for groups who receive Core Funding.

Please review the application FAQs before submitting.

Core Grant vs Micro Grant

Core Grant Funding EOIs for 2026 funding are open between June 15 – August 15, 2025, there is no maximum on the funding you can request.

Micro-Grant EOIs are open all year round (while funds remain available) and are available in amounts up to a maximum of $5,000 for groups who do not receive Core Funding and $2,500 for groups who do receive Core Funding.