Community Groups in Prince Rupert that are looking for financial assistance, or the provision of services in kind from the City of Prince Rupert for their organization's operation, have until mid September to make their case to the City of Prince Rupert.
During the recent budget process of the spring, the City's Finance Department brought forward the recommended Budget amount of $1,377,000 to be put towards Contributions to Community Partners for the 2015 period (see page seven of Report to Council).
Looking ahead towards 2016, the City has launched the Community Enhancement Grant process for 2016, taking applications at City Hall from those groups in the Community that may wish to access the city's funding through cash grants, special grants, services-in-kind, and inventory items such as gravel, sand and such.
The process of application involves filling out and completing a Community Enhancement Grant Application Form available from City Hall on Third Avenue West or online at princerupert.ca.
Supporting documentation will also be required for the completed applications and the City advises that any applications that are incomplete may be rejected or returned.
Among the items that the City is looking for to support applications:
A list of your organization’s Board of Directors, Officers and Executive Directors
Your organization’s audited financial statements for the most recent completed fiscal year; If audited financial statements are not available, submit the financial statements for the most recent completed fiscal year endorsed by two signing officers of the Board of Directors
Your organization’s current fiscal year operating budget
Completed forms are to be delivered to the City by September 11th, 2015.
Those wishing to submit an application should Address their documents as follows.
Administration
Attention: Candace Campbell.
For more information on the process you can contact Ms. Campbell at 250-627-0934 or by way of email at: candice.campbell@princerupert.ca
The most recent breakdown of funding for Community Grants can be found from this years Statement of Financial Information as of December 31st, 2014.
As part of the City's most recent Annual Report, the City notes that in the year ending December 31st, the City had allocated a total of $1,391,570 towards a number of local groups and organizations, the listing of those that received funding can be reviewed below (click to expand)
You can learn more about the Community Grant process from this background page from the City's website.
It's anticipated that those applicants that are successful will be notified of the status of their request by December 31st, 2015.
Background on Budget related items from the spring can be found here.
For more items related to developments at Prince Rupert City Hall see our archive page here.
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