Community Services Recovery Fund
Applications currently closed
LCF is proud to be working with community foundations across Canada as part of the Community Services Recovery Fund. This fund is a collaboration between Canadian Red Cross, Community Foundations of Canada, and United Way Centraide Canada to provide funding to Community Service Organizations including non-profit organizations, Indigenous Governing Bodies and Registered Charities located in Canada. The Community Services Recovery Fund responds to what charities and non-profits need right now and supports organizations as they adapt to the long-term impacts of the pandemic.
Projects funded under the Community Services Recovery Fund will work within one of the Project Focus Areas below. Although some projects may touch on more than one Project Focus Area, eligible organizations are asked to select one focus area that best relates to the main intention of their project:
London Community Foundation
Investing in Systems and Processes: Funding will support one-time projects that invest in the systems and processes involved in creating the internal workings of an organization’s overall structure.
Red Cross
Investing in People: Funding will support one-time projects that focus on how organizations recruit, retain, engage and support their personnel, including staff, volunteers and boards of directors.
United Way
Investing in Program and Service Innovation and Redesign: Funding will support one-time projects primarily focused on program and service innovation and redesign using information gained during the COVID-19 pandemic.
For more information visit Community Services Recovery Fund, watch the “How To Apply” Webinar, or email Silvia Ventura at London Community Foundation.
What Constitutes a System or Process?
Fonds de relance des services communautaires
Candidatures ouvertes du 6 Janvier 2023 - 21 Février 2023
LCF est fière de travailler avec des fondations communautaires de tout le Canada dans le cadre du Fonds de relance des services communautaires. Le Fonds est une collaboration entre Centraide United Way Canada, la Croix-Rouge canadienne et Fondations communautaires du Canada pour fournir du financement aux organismes communautaires, incluant les organismes sans but lucratif, les corps dirigeants autochtones et les organismes de bienfaisance enregistrés situés au Canada. Le Fonds de relance des services communautaires est une réponse aux besoins actuels des organismes de bienfaisance et organismes sans but lucratif et les aidera à s’adapter aux effets à long terme de la pandémie.
Les projets financés par le Fonds de relance des services communautaires s’inscriront dans l’un des domaines d’intervention énoncés ci-dessous. Ces projets devraient avoir pour objectif de renforcer la capacité interne des organismes communautaires. Bien que certains projets puissent toucher plus d’un domaine d’intervention, les organismes admissibles doivent choisir celui qui traduit le mieux le but principal du projet:
London Community Foundation
Investir dans les systèmes et les procédés: Fonds destinés à des projets ponctuels axés sur l’innovation et la refonte de programmes et services en fonction de renseignements recueillis pendant la pandémie de COVID-19.
Red Cross
Investir dans le personnel: Fonds destinés à des projets ponctuels axés sur le recrutement, le maintien en poste, la mobilisation et le soutien de l’effectif de l’organisme, y compris le personnel, les bénévoles et les membres du conseil d’administration..
United Way
Investir dans l’innovation et la refonte des programmes et services: Fonds destinés à des projets ponctuels axés sur l’innovation et la refonte de programmes et services en fonction de renseignements recueillis pendant la pandémie de COVID-19.
Pour plus d'informations, visitez le Fonds de relance des services communautaires, regardez le webinaire "Comment postuler" ou envoyez un e-mail à Silvia Ventura à la London Community Foundation.
Qu'est-ce qu'un système ou un processus?
Recipients
Aeolian Hall Musical Arts Association $ 31,000
Alzheimer Society Southwest Partners $ 32,400
Animal Outreach $ 50,000
Anova: A Future Without Violence $ 30,500
Big Brothers Big Sisters of London and Area $ 27,658
Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre $ 55,000
Elgin Middlesex Oxford Workforce Planning and Development
$ 28,524
Family Service Thames Valley $ 71,200
Forest City Film Festival $ 10,402
Four Counties Health Services Foundation $ 12,000
Grand Theatre $ 32,730
Hutton House Association for Adults with Disabilities $ 29,460
John Howard Society of London and District $ 90,000
Kee-Mo-Kee Campsite of the United Church of Canada $ 28,178
Kinsmen Club of Greater London- District 1 $ 20,642
London Community Chaplaincy $ 36,925
London Cycle Link Association $ 11,648
London Environmental Institute $ 42,500
London Regional Children's Museum $ 54,360
London Symphonia $ 47,750
Low-Income Family Empowerment Sole-Support Parents Information Network $75,380
LUSO Community Services $ 60,000
Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation $ 45,475
Parkinson Society Southwestern Ontario $ 85,000
Regional HIV/AIDS Connection $ 35,000
Special Ability Riding Institute $ 52,115
St. Joseph's -Hospice of London $ 42,980
Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital Foundation $ 23,980
The London Cross Cultural Learner Centre $ 18,500
The Reimagine Institute for Community Sustainability $ 26,160
Unity Project for Relief of Homelessness in London $ 64,490
WIL Counselling and Training for Employment $ 49,723
Youth Opportunities Unlimited $ 44,000