The Community Facility Enhancement Program has been. Olds Splash Park Association Receives CFEP Grant November 16, 2015. The Community Facility Enhancement Program assists communities with construction. The Community Facility Enhancement Program (CFEP). This grant must be matched by the community association. WHCA’s facility has many life cycle items that have surpassed their life expectancy, such as the roof and the arena concrete pad. In spring 2. 01. 4, WHCA will be undertaking the process of replacing two sections of our aging roof. These two badly damaged sections cover essential areas of our facility such as the gymnasium, the Go- Getters Seniors Association, the Preschool and the Health Club. The total cost for these two sections of roof, with contingency and engineering quality assurance is $3. While we have applied to both the CCG and CFEP programs for funding, we have no guarantee that we will receive any grant monies. WHCA is a registered charity. First time donors to WHCA of more than $2. First Time Donor’s Super Credit on their taxes. All personal donations will be issued a tax receipt. Community Facility Enhancement Grant Program (CFEP). Community Facility Enhancement Grant Program.DECEMBER 2. 3 UPDATE. We are so grateful for this generous donation and all of the generous donations we have received to date. Get involved and help us restore our building for generations to come! More than $1. 0 million in funding announced to support non- profits, jobs provincewide. Belgravia Community League Hall construction. The Alberta Government is providing $6 million in Community Facility Enhancement Program grants and $4. Community Initiative Program grants to assist 2. Alberta. Projects include facility upgrades and construction, playground development and support for the delivery of social, cultural and recreational programs and activities.“This investment in the work of community- based organizations will help ensure that Alberta’s youth, families and the most vulnerable in our communities continue to have access to important programs and services. Projects to upgrade and develop new community- use facilities and programs also help to support local business and create new job opportunities.” Ricardo Miranda, Minister of Culture and Tourism“For more than 6.
Belgravia Community League Hall has been the heart of our community. The funding provided through the Community Facility Enhancement Program, along with contributions of the City of Edmonton and the residents of Belgravia, will help us to continue to deliver programs for our youth, seniors and families in a facility of which we can all be proud.”Kevin Klein, President, Belgravia Community League“When a non- profit organization is able to go ahead with the construction or an upgrade of a community hall, an arena or a playground, it means work for a company like ours. It also means jobs for my crew and sales for my suppliers. As a company, we see the benefit of a program like CFEP in the business opportunities it generates and in the opportunity to be part of a project that will benefit the community for years to come.”Kevin Lapes, General Manager, Pemco Construction Ltd. Through the Community Facility Enhancement Program (CFEP), eligible non- profit organizations can apply for matching grants to support facility enhancement and development projects. The Community Initiative Program (CIP) provides operating and programming funding. The CIP International Development Program grant also provides support to international emergency relief efforts as well as Alberta- based organizations involved in humanitarian and poverty reduction projects in developing nations. CFEP and CIP grants are administered on a quarterly basis. Budget 2. 01. 5- 1. CFEP funding with an additional $2. CIP. A complete list of grant recipients and projects is available online. Examples of projects approved for funding include: Belgravia Community League (Edmonton)Grant amount: $7. CIP): Funding will support the enhancement and expansion of the BCL Community Centre to improve access and usability. The centre is home to a range of programs including the BCL- operated playschool, out- of- school care, and youth clubs, as well as adult and seniors activities. The project has been designed as a “model of sustainable development” with measures to improve energy efficiency, including installation of solar panels. Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta (Calgary)Grant amount: $7. Community Facility Enhancement Program; Community Initiatives Program; Other Initiatives Program. The Community Facility Enhancement Program (CFEP). CIP): Project details include support for the Sun. Maker program at Camp Kindle. Sun. Maker is a one- week, residential camping program offered to children affected by cancer and their siblings aged six to 1. The program helps children and their siblings adjust to a cancer diagnosis and deal with the impact of treatment and the long- term effects on all of the family. Loaves & Fishes Benevolent Society (Red Deer)Grant amount: $5. CIP): Funding will help to address operational and staffing costs to support the society’s front- line programs. Loaves and Fishes provides a range of front- line services including a school lunch program, hot dinner program, pastoral counselling and outreach services to assist clients secure housing, employment, funding and assistance in the community. Pincher Creek Women’s Emergency Shelter Association (Pincher Creek)Grant amount: $1. CIP): Funding will assist with the purchase of a vehicle to provide their outreach program to families who require transportation support. Leduc 2. 01. 6 Summer Games Society (Leduc)Grant amount: $7. CIP): Funding will help to address costs for operations and hosting of the 2. Alberta Summer Games. The event will feature 3,0. Alberta sport. The HUB Family Resource Centre (Fort Mc. Murray)Grant amount: $7,6. CFEP): The project includes installation of new flooring in the program room of the Franklin Avenue centre, as well as the addition of custom shelving to increase storage space. These enhancements will create more room to provide safe, educational, and engaging program to the families who visit their centre. Catholic Family Services Society of Grande Prairie (Grande Prairie)Grant amount: $1. CFEP): Funding will help to address costs to develop the new Family Services Centre. The facility will house programs offering professionally accredited counselling and various psycho- educational workshops/programs on a not- for- profit basis to Grande Prairie and the surrounding communities. The project is a collaboration of Catholic Family Services Society and contractors, and private donors, who are working to help disadvantaged area residents of the community overcome challenges.
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