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Round Two of Community Micro-Grants Projects Announced – April 2012 The City of Charlottetown is inviting citizens to be architects of our City’s future and Integrated Community Sustainability Plan. Following up the pilot Community Micro – Grants Project in the Fall of 2011, the City is, once again, offering financial support for the development of community initiatives that demonstrate a commitment to create a healthier, vibrant and Sustainable City. The City is currently accepting proposals for the second round of grants, until May 14th, 2012. There will be two streams of grants; one for youth and school groups (a maximum of $1,000) and another for other groups and organizations (a maximum of $2,500). The project guidelines and application forms are available BELOW. A review committee will grant funding based on each initiative’s potential to achieve the goals and actions of the City’s Sustainability Plan. For more information, plan to attend one of two public information sessions being held Wednesday, April 25, 2012 at City Hall. All are welcome.
Contact The three projects that received Community Micro Grants in 2011 include; The Street Transformation Project hosted by Cycle PEI, The Rag Tag Players Youth Theatre Troup full-time after school art program and the Upper Prince Street Neighbourhood’s Street Tulips & Stories project designed to foster dialogue and pride within this heritage street community. Summary available here: Micro Grant Recipients 2011 (PDF) |
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