Neighbourhood Small Grants (Victoria and Other Communities streams)
From Victoria Foundation
Grants up to $500 for residents to lead free neighbourhood projects, such as art workshops or storytelling projects.
- Amount
- Up to $500
- Who can apply
- Individual artists not confirmed - check the funder's page
- Where you must live
- Not found
- Art forms
- Community arts, All art forms
- Application fee
- Not stated on the funder's page
- Kind
- Grant
- How to get it
- Open application “Online application; project must be free and involve neighbours; short online report.”
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What is offered
Money to you
- Grants of up to $500 are available through the Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) program for people to lead a project in their neighbourhood.
- Projects are reviewed and grant decisions are made by a local committee shortly after the application portal closes.
- Successful applicants receive funds up to $500 and lead a project between the designated project period (approximately 6 months).
- Your project must begin after the grant decision is made.
- Community members living in your neighbourhood make the grant decisions.
In the funder's words, from their page, read September 27, 2026.
Eligibility
"The Neighbourhood Small Grants program is open to anyone living in two geographically-defined areas" (Victoria core neighbourhoods of Quadra Village, Oaklands, Burnside-Gorge and North Park; and other communities "including Westshore, Sooke, Sidney, Duncan/Cowichan, Bamfield and the Southern Gulf Islands (other than Salt Spring".
What to send
Online application; project must be free and involve neighbours; short online report.
Not yet checked against the funder's page.
Complete: all key details were found.
Funder's page last updated September 8, 2026.
Source: https://victoriafoundation.bc.ca/info-for/charitable-organizations/current-grants-and-programs/neighbourhood-small-grants-program/ (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 23, 2026.
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