Community & Neighbourhood Grant

The City of Winnipeg’s Annual Community and Neighbourhood Grant Program supports community groups on specific projects or initiatives that directly impact the community.

To qualify for grant funding, projects must align with one of the program’s four funding streams and show how it will help meet the City’s goals and objectives outlined in OurWinnipeg and Council’s Strategic Priorities Action Plan (PDF, 4.1MB) (SPAP).

There was $2,516,456 in total funding available for the 2026 Community and Neighbourhood Grant intake. Each of the four funding streams have been allocated a specific funding amount as identified by City Council.

Funding streams

  • Environmental / Green City: Focus on climate resiliency, renewable energy, waste diversion, and protecting and growing the urban forest
  • Recreation: Promotes active living for Winnipeggers of all ages and abilities
  • Community well-being: Promotes safety and the well-being of residents, and services that are available, accessible and affordable to those who need them most
  • Arts and culture: Celebrates culture, promotes community pride, and civic engagement

Environment / Green City – $450,000

  • FortWhyte Alive: $50,000
  • Green Action Centre: $31,500
  • Riverview Community Centre: $70,000
  • Save Our Seine River Environment Inc.: $35,000
  • Siloam Mission: $41,500
  • Wolseley Residents Association: $32,000
  • Take Pride Winnipeg Inc.: $150,000
  • The Winnipeg Repair, Education and Cycling Hub (The WRENCH): $40,000

Recreation – $26,256

  • Bengal Tigers Club Inc.: $4,700
  • Cooper Nemeth Memorial Hockey Day: $3,500
  • Maples Youth Activity Centre: $3,000
  • Norberry-Glenlee Community Centre (NGCC): $5,056
  • Norwood Lawn Bowling Club Inc.: $5,000
  • Sri Lankan Seniors Manitoba: $5,000

Community well-being $1,984,200

  • 1JustCity: $30,000
  • Agape Table: $30,000
  • Art City: $115,000
  • Artsjunktion Mb Inc.: $20,000
  • Boys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg: $100,000
  • Block Parent Program of Winnipeg, Inc.: $15,000
  • Broadway Neighbourhood Centre: $145,000
  • Canadian Mental Health Association: $5,000
  • Canadian Yazidi Association: $25,000
  • Downtown Community Safety Partnership: $100,000
  • Eagle Urban Transition Centre: $50,000
  • End Homelessness WPG: $75,000
  • Family Dynamics: $40,000
  • Five Stones Inc.: $5,000
  • Graffiti Art Programming: $45,000
  • Guru Nanak Mission Center: $20,000
  • Healthy Muslim Families: $25,000
  • Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba Inc.: $65,000
  • Immigrant Centre Manitoba Inc.: $14,200
  • Indigenous Leadership Development Inc: $30,000
  • Ka Ni Kanichihk Inc.: $50,000
  • Main Street Project: $40,000
  • Ndinawemaaganag Endaawaad Inc.: $75,000
  • N'Dinawemak - Our Relatives' Place: $75,000
  • Oyate Tipi Cumini Yape: $50,000
  • Pan Am Boxing / Pan Am Place: $20,000
  • Resource Assistance for Youth: $70,000
  • Rossbrook House Inc.: $150,000
  • Southern Chiefs' Organization: $50,000
  • Spence Neighbourhood Association Inc.: $80,000
  • St. Boniface Street Links Incorporated: $40,000
  • The Link: $50,000
  • University of Winnipeg, Department of Urban and Inner-City Studies: $90,000
  • West Broadway Community Organization: $40,000
  • West Broadway Youth Outreach: $10,000
  • West Central Women's Resource Centre: $50,000
  • Winnipeg Housing Rehabilitation Corporation: $90,000

Arts & Culture

  • Festival du Voyageur: $5,000
  • Friends of Dalnavert Museum Inc: $5,000
  • Indigenous Women's Healing Centre: $7,500
  • Manitoba Theatre for Young People: $5,000
  • Pride Winnipeg: $5,400
  • Santa Claus Parade: $10,000
  • Sikh Society of Manitoba Inc: $7,500
  • Transcona Hi Neighbour Festival Inc: $5,600
  • West End Cultural Centre: $5,000
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