Assembly Grants aim to bolster connections within movements through in-person gatherings. These grants are meant for youth who are planning events suiting their community’s needs, such as educational sessions, mobilizations and more.

Action Grants provide funds for projects or initiatives of any size that aim to reduce the impacts of the climate crisis.

Guided Projects provides youth with the tools, coaching and funding they need to solve the energy problems experienced in their communities using proven processes and technologies or by developing new ones.

We have created the Abundance Fellowship which will provide around 6 Indigenous and/or Black and/or racialized and/or newcomer youth with $100,000 over one year. The cohort members will have access to administrative skills building, support, coaches, and other resources to get their projects from start to scale.

The Eco-Action Accelerator is a 6 month part-time microgrant program that provides Canada Service Corps (CSC) alumni with the tools to scale up a service project idea and produce expansion plans that focus on the long-term sustainability of the project. The program consists of 3 interconnected components that support the development and delivery of grantee service projects: a 3-day in-person retreat, 6 entrepreneurial workshops, and regular mentorship with a program coach and network of peers.

The Greenest City Grant program offers grants for place-based, community-driven initiatives that help advance climate action, including the City of Vancouver’s Climate Emergency Action Plan, while advancing equity in Vancouver.