To support heritage organizations undertaking internal capacity-building projects such as governance review, strategic planning, and fund development audits.

To deliver programming digitally with content design, web development, and new platforms to support their work.

To add a secure chat feature to the website, giving victims of family violence an accessible tool they can use to reach out for help while maintaining their safety.

To allow artists to explore, develop and create new artistic works. Funds specifically allocated for Indigenous artists and artists from equity-seeking groups.

To deliver food to seniors, newcomers, physical challenged people, single parents, and other people in need.

To help members who are living on and off-reserve, who are in need of assistance with food costs.

To provide groceries and catering services to seniors, international students, and less privileged immigrants impacted by COVID-19.

To provide support to ensure an ongoing commitment to seniors in the community.

To purchase new hardware and software to maintain safety for staff and clients, while endeavouring to support their clients' needs.

To help families make food bank requests, volunteers pick up food for families, and purchase supplies such as food, formula, and diaper requests.

To purchase laptops and docking stations to help staff continue delivering much-needed programs and services.

To provide food and emergency assistance to women who have left the shelter or who cannot move into the shelter, as well as hire additional relief staff and enhance the cleaning regimen.

To support additional staff for at-risk youth and development of resources on topics such as mindfulness, coping strategies for stress, anxiety and self-isolation.

To provide 160 individuals or 40 families with meal hampers containing a mix of frozen and fresh foods and non-perishable items once per month.

This is a transfer related to the provincial matching.