Are you part of a youth-led group (ages 15–29) with an idea to improve your community? Apply for up to $17,000 through the City of Toronto’s Identify `N Impact Youth Grant Program to support projects focused on:
Community safety & violence prevention
Civic engagement
Mental health & wellbeing
Skills development, education, arts, youth spaces, and sports (sports eligible in celebration of FIFA World Cup 26™)
Priority for projects:
Led by MVP youth, Indigenous, Black, or 2SLGBTQ+ youth
Based in Neighbourhood Improvement Areas or Emerging Neighbourhoods
Deadline: August 12, 2025, at 12 PM
Questions?
Clubs That Care is offering $3,000 micro-grants to youth leaders (ages 15 to 30) who want to make a meaningful impact in the lives of people with disabilities.
This opportunity supports youth-led teams to build and donate assistive devices while developing leadership and hands-on technical skills.
Eligible applicants must be Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents, or have Refugee Status, hold a personal bank account, assemble at least 10 volunteers, and commit to building and donating a minimum of 20 assistive devices.
Grant funds can be used for tools, 3D printers, and materials. Interested youth can apply here.
Explore the Assistive Devices Library and build tutorials to get started.
The Toronto Arts Council is offering funding through the 2025 Creative Communities Projects program.
This initiative supports projects that use arts and culture to enhance community engagement and address social issues.
Eligible applicants can receive funding to create projects that foster collaboration, build stronger communities, and promote inclusivity through creative expression.
The program encourages projects that involve diverse groups and aim to make a positive impact on the local community.
For more details on eligibility, funding amounts, and application guidelines, visit the Toronto Arts Council’s website.
Deadline for the application is August 5th, 2025.