Overview
Deadline: 05-Nov-2026 Columbia Basin Trust’s Accessible Recreation Grants provide up to $100,000 per project to local governments, First Nations, and eligible non-profit organizations in the Columbia Basin region to improve accessibility in existing indoor public recreation facilities. Funding can support adaptive equipment, accessibility-focused infrastructure improvements, training, and project
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Deadline: 05-Nov-2026 Columbia Basin Trust’s Accessible Recreation Grants provide up to $100,000 per project to local governments, First Nations, and eligible non-profit organizations in the Columbia Basin region to improve accessibility in existing indoor public recreation facilities. Funding can support adaptive equipment, accessibility-focused infrastructure improvements, training, and project development to create safer, more inclusive recreation... [Read More] The post Submit Applications for Accessible Recreation Grants (Canada) first appeared on fundsforNGOs .
Requirements: eligible non-profit organizations in the Columbia Basin region to improve accessibility in existing indoor public recreation facilities. Funding can support adaptive equipment, accessibility-focused infrastructure improvements, training, and project development to create safer, more inclusive recreation... [Read More] The post Submit Applications for Accessible Recreation Grants (Canada) first appeared on fundsforNGOs .
Eligibility requirements
eligible non-profit organizations in the Columbia Basin region to improve accessibility in existing indoor public recreation facilities. Funding can support adaptive equipment, accessibility-focused infrastructure improvements, training, and project development to create safer, more inclusive recreation... [Read More] The post Submit Applications for Accessible Recreation Grants (Canada) first appeared on fundsforNGOs .
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