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PollinateTO Community Grants: Creating Pollinator Habitats in Toronto

Issued by City of Toronto · via fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls

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Published
23 Sept 2026
Closes
21 Oct 2026
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Sector
Forestry & Wildlife

Details

PollinateTO Community Grants offer funding of up to $5,000 for community-led projects that create or enhance pollinator gardens in Toronto. This initiative, supported by the City of Toronto, aims to foster biodiversity and promote pollinator-friendly environments. Applications are open until 21 October 2026. PollinateTO Community Grants are designed to support the creation of publicly-visible pollinator habitats across Toronto. These projects aim to enhance local biodiversity by establishing gardens that attract and support pollinators such as bees and butterflies. The program aligns with the City’s Pollinator Protection Strategy and Biodiversity Strategy, encouraging community engagement and education.

Eligible applicants include:

Applicants must form groups with at least three Toronto residents from separate households. Priority is given to projects in Neighbourhood Improvement Areas (NIAs).

Supported projects include:

Projects must be publicly visible and located within Toronto. Gardens should include native plant species and provide continuous bloom throughout the growing season. PollinateTO Grants play a crucial role in enhancing urban biodiversity and educating communities about the importance of pollinators. By supporting these projects, the City of Toronto aims to create sustainable environments that contribute to the ecological health of the city. Who can apply for PollinateTO Grants? Resident-led groups, registered charities, and non-profits in Toronto are eligible to apply. What is the maximum funding amount available? Each project can receive up to $5,000. What types of projects are eligible? Projects that create or enhance pollinator gardens with native plants are eligible. When is the application deadline? The deadline for applications is 21 October 2026. Are there any location restrictions for the gardens? Gardens must be publicly visible and located within Toronto. Priority is given to projects in Neighbourhood Improvement Areas. Interested applicants should review the official guidelines and prepare their application materials. Ensure all required documents are ready and submit the application by the deadline. For more information, visit the PollinateTO Community Grants page.

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