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Canadian 4-H Council Grants
Reaping Returns Community Outreach Program
Hey, 4-H'ers: do you have an idea for a project that would improve your community? This is your chance to make it happen. VICTORY® Hybrid Canola's Reaping Returns Program is offering local 4-H Clubs the opportunity to earn up to $2,500 to fund a worthwhile community outreach project.
Applying is easy – and fun
To apply for funding and get complete program requirements, follow the steps
below:
- Download application
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Create a fun Project Video, featuring your 4-H Club members explaining
your project details and goals. (See program overview for more guidance, and
view last year's video submissions for
inspiration!)
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Download and fill out:Video Release Form – a mandatory form you'll need to complete for EACH MINOR participating in your Project Video. Then, send in all documents and your video to the address provided on the application.
Hurry!
Make sure you get your application, project video and release forms in before funding runs out!
Pick from three themes
To be eligible, your 4-H Club must reside in Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan or North Dakota (U.S.) and your project must focus on one or more of these themes:
Health & Nutrition · The Environment · Education
Questions
Please call 204-947-6417
Canadian 4-H Council Grants
The following grants are available, depending on the grant, for 4-H members, leaders, councils, districts, regions or 4-H partners (Branch, Foundation and Provincial Council) to apply. For more information and the application for, please contact the Canadian 4-H Council.
Sears Young Futures 4-H Club Grant Program - deadline Oct 21, 2011
The Sears Young Futures 4-H Club Grants Program provides
funding support to 4-H groups that provide after-school programs that allow
youth to have fun while developing leadership skills, citizenship, and life
skills in a positive and safe environment.
This grant program will support five types of funding
requests:
- new programs,
- enhancement of existing programs,
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the development of existing programs in a new location (s),
- sustaining
existing programs, or
- support for ongoing educational workshops
related to projects (ex. public speaking, showmanship, judging, animal care,
grooming skills, etc.)
The grant program is available for any 4-H club in Canada,
and each club is eligible to receive up to $1,000.
Growing Forward Grants Program - deadline November, 25, 2011
The Growing Forward Grants Program is partially funded with
financial assistance from Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada through the Growing
Forward Policy Framework.
This grant program supports projects that reflect the
philosophy and objectives of 4-H, and are concerned with one or more of the
following categories:
- Learning and development activities related to
leadership, citizenship, and life skills, business skills, and technicals
skills.
- The design and development of workshops and other educational
programs.
- The design, development, production and distribution of course
and presentation materials.
- The design, development, production and
distribution of magazines and marketing packages, supplies, certificates, awards
and prize ribbons associated with eligible activities.
- The conduct of
surveys or other information collection techniques to aid in the conduct of
needs analysis and the planning of future activities.
- Conferences and
special events.
- Promotional activities.
Agrium 4-H Youth Leadership Initiative - deadline October 21, 2011
With a strong commitment to helping rural youth achieve their full potential,
Agrium has continued to offer the Agrium 4-H Youth Leadership Initiative
Program, with a total of $50,000 available to eligible 4-H clubs, provinces,
regions, districts and counties.
This youth engagement is built on leadership development. By educating senior
4-H members with the skill set, Agrium then challenges 4-H members to enhance
their local communities through their active participation and practicing their
leadership skills.
The program targets the development of leadership skills that can be
implemented throughout any 4-H jurisdiction in North America. Eligible project
areas available for funding include youth asset building, career planning,
communication skills training and organization leadership.
FCC 4-H 4-Ever Program - deadline November 25, 2011
Farm Credit Canada has expanded its support of 4-H with the
FCC 4-H 4-Ever grant program.
The program provides grants of up to $500 for individual 4-H clubs. This
money will help cover costs such as club start-up costs, equipment and supplies,
transportation costs, as well as others.
RBC 4-H Rural/Urban Youth Outreach Program - deadline December 9, 2011
The RBC 4-H Rural/Urban Youth Outreach Program is bringing
city and country together.
This grant program provides grants of up to $4,000 for
anybody looking to expand or start up a 4-H club.
Contact: Canadian 4‑H Council
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