Saskatchewan Parks & Recreation Association(SPRA) Funding Opportunities:
SPRA Leadership Development Grant
Deadline: Now Closed
Description: The purpose of the SPRA Leadership Development Grant is to assist Active members of SPRA in developing recreation opportunities within the member’s community by increasing the skill level of the community’s volunteers and recreational staff.
Funding: Up to a maximum of $2,000 per training opportunity is available to Active members of SPRA. Preference may be given to applications that show self-help.
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First Nations Member’s Recreation Grant
Deadline: Now Closed
Description: The purpose of the SPRA First Nation Member’s Recreation Grant is to assist First Nation members in developing recreation opportunities in First Nation communities within Saskatchewan. This Grant will focus solely on the development of recreation opportunities for First Nation people of Saskatchewan.
Funding: A maximum of $2,000 is available to First Nation communities who are Active members of SPRA. Preference may be given to Applications that show self-help.
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Forever…in motion Grant
Deadline: Now Closed
Description: The purpose of the Forever…in motion Grant is to support communities in implementing a Forever…in motion program. Forever…in motion is a Saskatchewan based program that helps older adults become physically active through volunteer, peer or staff led physical activity groups.
Funding: Up to a maximum of $1,000 per SPRA Active Member to support the implementation of a Forever…in motion program is available. Preference will be given to applicants that show self-help.
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Community Cultural Diversity Inclusion Grant
Deadline: Now Closed
Description: The purpose of the SPRA’s Community Cultural Diversity Inclusion Grant is to assist Active members of SPRA in developing new recreation programs, events, or enhancing existing recreation opportunities to reach out to and reflect the diverse population within the members’ community.
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Metis Recreation Development Grant
Deadline: Now Closed
Description: Recreation plays a key role in the lives of every Saskatchewan resident and should be available to all. The purpose of the SPRA Métis Recreation Development Grant Program is to assist Active members of SPRA to develop new recreation opportunities or initiatives in their community for Métis people. The grant serves to encourage engagement and support development of recreational opportunities.
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Parks For All Action Grant
Deadline: Now Closed
Description: The SPRA Parks for All Action Grant supports efforts that achieve the Parks for All Vision. Efforts can be local, regional or provincial in scope. Applications should highlight how people will be engaged, and the long term benefits that are expected.
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Framework in Action Grant
Deadline: Now Closed
Description: The SPRA Framework in Action Grant aims to support SPRA member initiatives that advance the goals and priorities identified within The Framework for Recreation in Canada 2015 – Pathways to Wellbeing (the Framework). Initiatives will show alignment with one of the goals of the Framework and can be local, regional or provincial in scope.
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Grants and Funding Guide
To help you find the funding you need, SPRA has compiled over 180 unique opportunities specific to Sport, Culture and Recreation into the SPRA Grants and Funding Opportunities Guide. The guide is a great starting point for both professionals and volunteers working within our sector looking for grants to support projects, programs or initiatives.
Click HERE to view SPRA’s Grants and Funding Guide
