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Grants that
Make a difference.

Join us in changing the lives of at-risk youth in the Fraser Valley. We’re looking to partner with charities that are making a difference, impacting lives, and creating a better future.

Learn if your
charity is eligible.

01

Are you a registered canadian charity?

Charities must be registered and in good standing, and you will need to provide your Charitable Registration Number.

02

Are you located in one of our specified Fraser Valley Communities?

Charities that are located in Surrey, North Delta, Mission, Abbotsford, City of Langley, Township of Langley, or White Rock are eligible to apply.

03

Do you work directly with marginalized, vulnerable, or at-risk youth under the age of 29?

The FVRCF is interested in partnering with charities that work directly with youth and will not support other foundations or funding organizations.

Questions?
we have answers.

$190K Was granted to local charities in 2023.

What is the process to apply for a grant?

If your charity meets all the criteria (1-3) above, you can fill out the form further down on this page. After completing this form and providing your charity number, we’ll send a detailed application form to your charity via email within 2-3 business days.

What are the deadlines to apply?

Our granting cycle for 2024 is now ‘open’ for applications. Charities that meet our criteria and have received an application form should submit their completed application and all supplementary documentation by September 18, 2024 at 4:00PM (early submissions are encouraged).

How much could I receive in funding?

One-time grants will range from $1,000 to $25,000. You should determine the amount of funding you need for your project and submit an application for that amount.

Is my project eligible for funding?

Your project may be eligible for funding if your charity meets all of the above criteria and it supports at-risk youth through skills and training (for example, employment preparation, financial literacy, nutrition and physical health programs, mental health programs, communication and leadership skills, etc.) and/or it provides essential services and programs (for example, emergency or temporary shelter services, transitional housing programs, health services, including mental health services and/or outreach programs, meal programs and food banks, etc.).

What if my charity provides a service in one of the listed communities, but my head office or mailing address is in a different community?

If your head office or mailing address is located in a community other than Surrey, North Delta, Mission, Abbotsford, City of Langley, Township of Langley, or White Rock, you may be eligible to apply if you offer a program or service in one of those Fraser Valley communities we’ve listed. We need to be able to specifically fund that particular program or service in that community.

Contact us to ask about your specific case and we’ll determine if your charity is eligible.

What if my charity doesn’t have a Charitable Registration Number yet?

Charities that are in the process of applying for registration are not eligible to apply for a grant at this time. Non-profit organizations without a Charitable Registration Number are not eligible to apply for a grant.

What charities or projects are not eligible for funding?

The FVRCF will not support partisan political causes, foundations (funding organizations), deficit or endowment funding, or religious organizations for religious purposes.

Can someone assist me with my application?

Yes! If your charity meets our criteria and filling out an application form is a challenge for your organization, please contact us directly for support. The FVRCF aims to be a low-barrier granting agency that gets much-needed funds to worthy charities quickly and easily.

Who reviews grant requests?

A volunteer committee composed of members of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board and the Directors of the Fraser Valley REALTORS Charitable Foundation, representing the communities of Surrey, North Delta, White Rock, Langley, Mission, and Abbotsford will review all eligible grant requests.

What other documents or additional information will the application require?

The application will require a project/program budget, your organization’s operating budget, audited financial statements (if unavailable, a balance sheet and income statement for the most recent fiscal year will work), your most recent Annual Report or newsletter, and a list of your Board of Directors.

After I’ve filled out the form below, what happens next?

If your organization meets our criteria and we have ‘opened’ a granting cycle, a detailed application form will be emailed to you within 2-3 business days. A deadline for submissions will be shared with you.

Request your
grant application.

Grant Application