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NutritionLink Grants

NutritionLink Services Society (NLS) distributes annual grants to Registered Charities and Qualified Donees across British Columbia. Organizations with ongoing or recurring projects are welcome and encouraged to reapply.

Application Process

On this page, grant applicants will find detailed information about eligibility criteria, the granting process and timelines, and reporting requirements. Application forms can be accessed through the links below.

NutritionLink Granting Program

See Our Past Grant Recipients

Discover how NutritionLink Services Society grants have supported impactful food literacy programs across British Columbia. From community kitchens to culturally grounded nutrition education, our funded projects reflect our mission in action.

  • Does our organization need to be a registered charity to qualify for a grant?
    Organizations need to be a registered charity or qualified donee located in British Columbia to qualify for a grant.
  • What are the types of grants you offer?
    We are excited to launch our revamped granting program, which offers two categories of grants: Start-up Grants: These are for new or renewed projects Similar to the previous NutritionLink Services Society grant program Maximum $10,000 grant Enhancement Grants: For those who have existing funding, this grant offers support for participant accessibility in light of the society's values of diversity, equity and inclusion Examples: funds can be used for participant childcare, transportation, translations services, honoraria for Indigenous elder or knowledge keepers, or a guest speaker $2,000 - $5,000 grants available
  • What is the time line for Grant Applications?
    Applications Open: Late July Application Deadline: End of September Funding Decisions Announced: December Funded Projects Begin: The following calendar year (starting January) Please note: NLS does not provide comments on unsuccessful applicants. A decision to decline a request does not imply that the applicant's program is not needed or valued, but that it does not fall within our guidelines or priorities, or sufficient funds are not available at the time. Successful applicants are required to provide interim and final reports that address the progress of the project, time lines, successes and challenge
  • Can previous successful applicants reapply for a grant?
    Yes! If you wish to apply in consecutive years, please be sure to submit your interim report on time to be considered for the following years grant.
  • Where and how do we apply for a grant?
    Please visit the grant page for the grant application form.
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