The program supports incorporated non-profit, charitable and volunteer organizations offering programs in areas such as health, culture, social services, the environment and community development.
Loyalist Township is reminding local groups that the final intake for its 2026 community grants program closes June 1.
The program supports incorporated non-profit, charitable and volunteer organizations offering programs in areas such as health, culture, social services, the environment and community development.
A note, Council has cancelled the third intake period for 2026 due to the upcoming municipal and school board election, making the current intake the last opportunity this year.
Since launching in 2022, the township has awarded 80 grants to support projects that enhance the quality of life for residents.
Funding for the program comes through agreements with Windlectric Inc. and Kingston Solar GP Inc., which together provide about $645,000 annually. These agreements outline how funds are collected, managed and distributed.
To learn more and apply, visit the township's website.
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