TELUS Friendly Future Foundation · Canada
Community Board Grants
Intake status unconfirmed
Up to $20,000 for local health and education programs for young people up to age 29 facing barriers. Programs that use technology get preference.
Matching is a starting point. The funder decides who is eligible.
Program at a glance
- Application status
- Intake status unconfirmed
- Funding amount
- Up to $20,000
- Listed deadline
- Set by each community board (there is a Manitoba and Saskatchewan board)
- Who can apply
- Charities, First Nations, Métis and Inuit organizations, Municipalities.
- Where
- Anywhere in Canada
- Good for
- Children and youth, Health and wellness, Education and training
- Pays for
- A project, Events, festivals or workshops, Equipment or supplies
Who it's intended for
- Details
- Canadian registered charities and qualified donees, for local, grassroots programs serving youth up to 29.
Source checked against the funder's website on October 23, 2026. Always confirm current details with the funder.
Still to confirm
A profile match does not check every requirement. Confirm these points on the funder's page before applying.
- Whether the current intake is accepting applications, and its exact cutoff time and timezone.
- Canadian registered charities and qualified donees, for local, grassroots programs serving youth up to 29.
- Any registration, membership or previous-funding restrictions.
- Which costs are covered and what supporting documents are needed.
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