The Community Fund Grant program offers up to $5,000 to not-for-profit organizations, community groups and businesses supporting community initiatives and programming that contribute to the overall safety and well-being of the community through the main objectives.
The main objectives of the grant are to promote:
- Health and wellness
- Arts and culture
- Youth initiatives
- Seniors initiatives
- Community development and community-based special events
- Equity, diversity and inclusion
- Indigenous reconciliation
Applicants may request up to $5,000 with the total value of all City support not exceeding $10,000, which includes fee waivers, property tax rebates, tourism development funds or in-kind contributions from the City.
Applications will be made available annually starting Nov. 1 until Dec. 31. Applications can be submitted in person, by mail or electronically via our website.
Application forms will be made available in printed format at City Hall, the Frankford Municipal Office, and at both public library locations.
For more information on the community fund grant, read the full policy or email [email protected].
Please note that the 2026 Community Fund Grant application submission period is now closed.
Applications for the 2027 Community Fund Grant will be available from Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 2026.
The Community Grant Fund’s primary purpose is to provide funds for one-time and project-related expenses.
Projects will be evaluated based on their alignment with municipal goals, community impact, feasibility and sustainability.
Project applications must include a detailed description of the project, budget and expected outcomes. The application should support one or more of the main objectives of the fund.
The completed application must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 31, 2026. Any application received after this time will be rejected and not considered. If you’re applying for project funding, you’re required to submit a final report to be eligible for any future grants.
Granting financial assistance in any one year is not regarded as a commitment by the City of Quinte West to continue such financial aid in future years.
The Council is not obligated to allocate funds to any individual, organization, group or event, even though they satisfy the eligibility criteria and meet all of the grant’s objectives.
Community groups, individuals and organizations requesting grant funding from the City of Quinte West must complete an application. application. Applications will be reviewed by staff and recommendations provided to Council in a staff report January the following year.
The annual municipal budget allocation for community fund grants is an estimate and does not require Council to fund up to a specific amount, nor does it limit the Council in assisting as it deems advisable.
Successful grant applicants must abide by the follow funding conditions:
- Recognition of the City’s grant must be given on promotional materials or at the event.
- The City’s logo must be placed on all promotional materials.
- Any unspent funds at the end of the project must be returned to the City of Quinte West.
- Within one year of the City’s receipt of funds a final report must be submitted indicating how the grant was spent and if there were any unspent funds. Final reports can be submitted to [email protected].
Failure to submit the report and or meet any of the grant conditions outlined above will result in the individual or organization being ineligible to apply for funding in future years. Any approved funds may be withheld until such time the above conditions are met.