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Up to $6,600 HalifACT Youth Climate Grant

  • Organization: Halifax Regional Municipality (HalifACT), with the Halifax Climate Investment Innovation and Impact Fund (HCi3)
  • Type: Grant
  • Location: Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia, Canada
  • Deadline: September 28, 2026
  • Funding: Fully Funded

The Halifax Regional Municipality's HalifACT climate plan, working with the local climate fund HCi3, is giving microgrants to teams of young people in Halifax who want to run a new climate project in their community. The money comes from the Youth Climate Action Fund of Bloomberg Philanthropies and United Cities and Local Governments, and this is the third round Halifax has run, this time as the only Canadian city funded. **What you get:** - A microgrant of $1,400 to $6,600 CAD ($1,000 to $5,000 USD) for one new climate project - Money for supplies, equipment, event and workshop costs, permits, local transit for team members, promotion and documenting results - Up to 15 percent of the grant can cover a fiscal sponsor's administration fee, so a youth team without a bank account can still take part **What you'll do:** - Design a new climate project in one of six areas: food, nature and conservation, sustainable energy and transportation, climate justice, circular economy, or adapting and preparing for climate impacts - Run the project in the Halifax Regional Municipality and spend the full grant by April 1, 2027 - Past projects include tree planting, community gardens, youth climate cafes, waste reduction and arts-based awareness campaigns **Key dates:** - Applications opened August 17, 2026 - Applications close September 28, 2026 (an older FAQ on the same sites says September 21, 2026) - All applicants hear back in October 2026 - Projects must be finished and all funds spent by April 1, 2027 **More information:** - Full FAQ from HCi3: https://www.hci3.ca/s/YCAF-R3-FAQs_updated.pdf - Past recipients and project spotlights on the Halifax HalifACT youth page: https://www.halifax.ca/about-halifax/environment-climate-change/halifact-acting-climate-together/featured-projects/youth - Support or an alternative way to apply: Zaina.Lamontagne@halifax.ca, as given on the application form

Apply for Up to $6,600 HalifACT Youth Climate Grant

Halifax Regional Municipality (HalifACT), with the Halifax Climate Investment Innovation and Impact Fund (HCi3)Grant

Up to $6,600 HalifACT Youth Climate Grant

Sep 28, 2026 23:59:00 America/Halifax
Opportunity type
Grant
Funding
Fully Funded
Location
Canada
Deadline
Sep 28, 2026 23:59:00 America/Halifax

About this opportunity

The Halifax Regional Municipality's HalifACT climate plan, working with the local climate fund HCi3, is giving microgrants to teams of young people in Halifax who want to run a new climate project in their community. The money comes from the Youth Climate Action Fund of Bloomberg Philanthropies and United Cities and Local Governments, and this is the third round Halifax has run, this time as the only Canadian city funded.

What you get:

  • A microgrant of $1,400 to $6,600 CAD ($1,000 to $5,000 USD) for one new climate project
  • Money for supplies, equipment, event and workshop costs, permits, local transit for team members, promotion and documenting results
  • Up to 15 percent of the grant can cover a fiscal sponsor's administration fee, so a youth team without a bank account can still take part

What you'll do:

  • Design a new climate project in one of six areas: food, nature and conservation, sustainable energy and transportation, climate justice, circular economy, or adapting and preparing for climate impacts
  • Run the project in the Halifax Regional Municipality and spend the full grant by April 1, 2027
  • Past projects include tree planting, community gardens, youth climate cafes, waste reduction and arts-based awareness campaigns

Key dates:

  • Applications opened August 17, 2026
  • Applications close September 28, 2026 (an older FAQ on the same sites says September 21, 2026)
  • All applicants hear back in October 2026
  • Projects must be finished and all funds spent by April 1, 2027

More information:

  • Full FAQ from HCi3: https://www.hci3.ca/s/YCAF-R3-FAQs_updated.pdf
  • Past recipients and project spotlights on the Halifax HalifACT youth page: https://www.halifax.ca/about-halifax/environment-climate-change/halifact-acting-climate-together/featured-projects/youth
  • Support or an alternative way to apply: Zaina.Lamontagne@halifax.ca, as given on the application form

Who can apply

  • Aged 15 to 24 and resident in the Halifax Regional Municipality
  • Apply as a team of two or more young people, or as a youth-serving organisation with youth as the active team leads
  • The project must be new, take place in HRM, and be led by and serve HRM youth
  • The money is paid to an organisation with a bank account in its own name; a youth team without one needs a fiscal sponsor such as a school, library, museum or community organisation
  • Solo individuals, for-profit companies and political or party-affiliated organisations cannot apply
  • One grant per project; one organisation can host up to three grants for different projects

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Good to know

  • +Grants from $1,400 to $6,600 CAD for a climate project you design and lead
  • +Run by the Halifax Regional Municipality with the local climate fund HCi3, now in its third round
  • +Informal groups can apply: a school, library or community group can hold the money for you
  • +Free to apply

Worth checking yourself

  • !Only for people aged 15 to 24 who live in the Halifax Regional Municipality
  • !Closes Monday 28 September at 11:59pm Atlantic time. Two older FAQs still say 21 September; the city's page and HCi3's page both say 28 September and the form is still open, but apply as early as you can
  • !The money is paid to an organisation's bank account, not to you. Your sponsoring organisation can keep up to 15 percent
  • !$6,600 is the most a project can get, not what every project receives

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Up to $6,600 HalifACT Youth Climate Grant
Sep 28, 2026 23:59:00 America/Halifax