2023 Granting
The COMMUNITY FUND’S granting priorities for 2023 will focus on benefitting “children, families and less advantaged communities.”
- HEALTH – Advancing the physical and mental well-being of individuals and families
- EDUCATION – Enhancing lifelong learning and educational opportunities
- SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT – Creating caring, safe and supportive environments for healthy social development
- CAPACITY BUILDING – Supporting innovation that strengthens the community’s capacity to care for itself
- ARTS AND CULTURE – Supporting the growth and preservation of arts and cultural activities
- ENVIRONMENT– Resolving or preventing environmental and wildlife issues
Applicants MUST be a Registered Charitable organization to be funded
Sponsorship – provide additional info on Application Form
The full GRANT APPLICATION FORM may be accessed on the website of the Prince Albert & Area Community Foundation Inc. www.pafoundation.ca. under the “Granting” tab
· You may also email our office requesting a copy of the Application.
These funds are offered by PAACF and UNITED WAY for Granting in Prince Albert & surrounding area.
DEADLINE before March 31, 2023
Prince Albert & Area Community Foundation Inc.
P.O. Box 291 Prince Albert, SK S6V 5R5
Email – pafoundation@sasktel.net website – www.pafoundation.ca
PAACF Map Region attached
Granting 2021
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Granting 2023 - PAACF hosted a gathering to present the 2023 grants from the Moffat Family Fund and the United Way.
As Final Reports come into the office, we will update this page with a colorful diary of projects and events.
Picture #1 - Lineup of 2021 Grant recipients
Picture # 2 - Alana Ross, MLA, and Charlene Miller, City Councillor, guests, add a little gloss to the day
Picture # 3 - Interec 2021 - participants at a craft table
Picture # 4 - Interec 2021 - participants at Kinsmen Water Park
Picture # 5 - Prince Albert Multicultural Society and Tapestama.
Filipino food ready for tasting.
Picture #6 - Prince Albert Multicultural Society and Tapestama. Thank you to partners
Picture # 7 - Prince Albert Multicultural Society and Tapestama. A dancer showcasing Russian Gypsy Skirt dance from Kalinka Folk Group of Saskatoon
Grant Recipients 2023
Prince Albert Mobile Crisis Unit Coop – Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Program
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Prince Albert - support Mentoring Coordinator and volunteers
Canadian Mental Health Association, Prince Albert Branch Inc - purchase kitchen equipment
Catholic Family Services of Prince Albert - Creating Mindfulness with Teens using Art Therapy
District of Lakeland 521, Christopher Lake - Empty Your Backpack, A Message of Hope, Mental Health, and Kindness event
New Life Indian Alliance Church - Indigenous Marriage Getaway workshop
Prince Albert Community Living Branch of Inclusion Saskatchewan - Interac Summer Program 2023
Prince Albert Historical Society - continue supporting outreach and education program
Sage Hill Writing - free 5-day summer writing workshop for PA youth
Saskatchewan Conservation Learning Centre Inc - offer free quality experiential education opportunity for PA and Area students
Saskatchewan Environmental Society -
Support bussing costs for schools participating in Smarter Science Better Buildings program
Prince Albert Salvation Army - Serve hot nutritious meals
Weldon Cooperative Care Home Ltd - Repair outdoor facilities for residents
Kistahpinanihk Paddling Club/Canoe Club - purchase equipment for the canoe club to serve 70-100 youth
Our Community Partners - Grant Recipients 2021
Community Foundations of Canada
CANADA HEALTHY COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE - NEW Program for Communities
This new federal initiative is designated for enhancing and creating vibrant and accessible public spaces. $31M will be invested across Canada, administered by the Community Foundations of Canada.
Saskatchewan non profit organizations, charities, Indigenous communities, and local governments are invited to apply online through Saskatoon Community Foundation.
CHCI is focused on public spaces which encourage a sense of belonging and collective identity, increasingly important in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. It will help communities:
- create safe and vibrant public spaces,
- improve mobility options, and
- provide innovative digital solutions to connect people and improve health.
Canada Healthy Communities Inititives Grant (DOCX)
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