Community Grants

Community grants are a type of fund that is for non-profit organizations requiring financial assistance for programs run that improve the lives of Coquitlam residents. These grants are more broadly set up to address a cause or concern in the community.

Applications open for these funds during our application window which opens December 15 each year and closes on February 15. Please visit our application page for full details.

Beverley’s fund helps individuals with blood disorders cope with barriers to treatment. more

Carleigh’s fund provides financial assistance for young people with diabetes. more

This fund, started by Alexander Bell supports diversity groups that may be marginalized in the Tri-Cities. more

This fund was created by Coquitlam Centre to support children and youth services in the city. read more

A fund to further the library’s mission–to connect Coquitlam’s diverse community to creativity, discovery and knowledge. more

Funds to provide land and inland water search & rescue services and wilderness public safety education. more

This capital fund disburses the interest at the direction of the Board of Directors of the Dogwood Pavilion Seniors’ Society. more

Provides a secure source of ongoing funds in support of the existing and expanding programs of community education and presentation in the visual and performing art. more

Fund designed to support projects and activities promoting or enhancing the conservation of the city park system’s crown jewel, Mundy Park. more

Setup by their daughter Diane, this fund is in memory of her parents, Helen and Jack. more

Dr. Crosby Johnston, a founding member of the Foundation established this fund to benefit seniors in Coquitlam. more

Michael Coss Brain Injury Foundation, was started in order to assist children with brain injury. more

A fund helping organizations initiate new projects through the use of digital communication and technology. more

By Noura Homes and the Askarian family, the fund supports a number of charitable purposes in the Tri-Cities. more

A fund to support cat rescue, rehabilitation and placement for adoptive homes for cats . more

The fund is designed to provide enhanced educational and literacy opportunities for students. more

To relieve the suffering of persons affected by arthritis in the Tri-Cities area through the provision of financial assistance. more

This fund is aimed at promoting the well-being, primarily, of residents living in or near Coquitlam. more

Grants that provide assistance to residents living in and around the Tri-Cities for various charitable purposes. more

A fund for Alzheimer’s and kidney disease as well as Tri-City students attending SFU. more

The Tri-Cities Community Foundations are setting up COVID-19 Response Funds to address community need. more

COMMUNITY GRANTS

Community grants are a type of fund that is for non-profit organizations requiring financial assistance for programs run that improve the lives of Coquitlam residents. These grants are more broadly set up to address a cause or concern in the community.

Applications open for these funds during our application window which opens December 15 each year and closes on February 15. Please visit our application page for full details.

Beverley Ann Cook

Carleigh Rae LeClair

Community Diversity

Coquitlam Centre

Coquitlam Public Library

Coquitlam Search & Rescue

Coquitlam Stroke Recovery

Evergreen Arts Education

Friends of Mundy Park

Stiglish

Johnson Legacy

Michael Coss Brain Injury

New Earth Marketing

Noura Homes

Margaret Susan Price

Peter Legge Literacy

Shelagh Elaine Fulton

Coquitlam Foundation

Della & Cam Grant

James Gordon Stewart

Tri-Cities COVID-19 Community