2026 Safer Together Capacity Building Fund: Strengthening Community Safety and Wellbeing in Calgary

The City of Calgary invites eligible non-profit organizations to apply for the 2026 Safer Together Capacity Building Fund. This funding opportunity supports one-time projects that enhance organizational capacity and advance community safety and wellbeing through collaborative actions. Applications must be submitted by 8 October 2026 at 5:00 p.m. The 2026 Safer Together Capacity Building Fund aims to foster a safer, more inclusive Calgary by supporting projects that align with the Safer Together: A Community Safety and Wellbeing Plan. The fund encourages initiatives that promote community connection, prevent domestic and gender-based violence, and enhance understanding of emotional wellbeing. Eligible organizations can receive up to $80,000 for projects that meet the fund’s objectives. The funding covers various expenses, including staff wages, materials, technology, and operational costs up to 15% of the requested funds. Projects must be one-time, clearly defined, and achievable within the funding term. Projects must align with one of the following collaborative actions: This funding opportunity is crucial for non-profit organizations aiming to strengthen community safety and wellbeing in Calgary. It supports projects that foster inclusivity, equity, and reconciliation, contributing to a city where everyone feels safe and connected. What is the maximum funding amount available per project? Up to $80,000 per eligible organization. Who can apply for this funding? Registered non-profit organizations operating within Calgary city limits. What types of projects are eligible? Projects must align with one of the specified collaborative actions and be completed by 31 December 2027. What expenses are covered by the funding? Eligible expenses include staff wages, materials, technology, and operational costs up to 15% of the requested funds. How do I submit my application? Applications must be submitted through the Funding Information Management System (FIMS) by the deadline. Eligible organizations should review the official guidelines and prepare their applications to ensure alignment with the fund’s objectives. Visit the official opportunity page for detailed information and application instructions.