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Building brighter futures through technology.

Empowering Canadian students with the technology to dream big and do great things.

Better technology. Better education. Brighter futures.

At Best Buy, we believe that access to technology has the power to build a student's confidence and creativity - qualities that open doors to future possibilities. And when it comes to student learning and development, we don't want anything standing in their way.

The Best Buy School Tech Grant program exists to help Canadian schools bring new technology into their classrooms to keep students inspired while they learn and grow. Through these grants, students will have access to the latest technology to motivate their learning and set them up for success.

Explore our tech grants

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Best Buy School Tech Grants.

We offer grants of up to $10,000 to public schools looking to bring new technologies into their classrooms to advance student learning.

This could include tech for literacy programs, libraries, STEM courses, special needs classrooms, and so much more.

Samsung Galaxy Book Grant.

We've teamed up with Samsung to offer two schools 30 Samsung Galaxy Book Go laptops. This tech grant is available for schools looking to boost interest in STEM learning among their students.

Portable yet powerful, the Galaxy Book Go laptop can help your students stay connected and productive - wherever they are. Use them to set up or enhance your STEM programs and promote collaboration among students.

Google Chromebook Grant.

We've teamed up with Google to offer one school 30 Google Chromebooks. This tech grant is available for schools looking to boost interest in STEM learning among their students.

Chromebooks are built for optimal web browsing and can be used to set up or enhance robotics clubs, math programs, coding courses, maker spaces, digital media courses, and more at your school.

How to apply

2. Choose a tech grant.

Decide on the right tech grant for your school. Schools may only apply to one grant program per submission period.

3. Prepare your application.

Get students, teachers, and staff involved in drafting your proposal. It must be approved by the principal.

4. Apply online.

Applications are now closed. Winners will be announced in January 2023.

Connect with us

Contact us for more questions about the program or help with your application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are some of the grants focused on supporting programs for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math?

There is a recognized skills gap in Canada in the area of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). At Best Buy, we believe it's important to help educators provide students with the right tools to keep students inspired, motivated, and empowered to continue their education in these areas. We hope that by focusing grants in these areas, we can encourage schools to engage students in their STEM education.

How will the winners be selected?

The winning applications will be determined by a diverse panel of Best Buy employees. School Tech Grants will be awarded based on the merit of the submission and expressed need. In some cases, Best Buy may call or visit the school (with permission) or contact the school board or district to help determine the final recipients.

Who should be involved in creating the application?

Applications can be created by one teacher, or by several staff with the support of their students, parents, and/or school board leadership. The most successful applications are generally those developed by a team of stakeholders. The application must be approved by the principal of the school.

Am I only allowed to spend my grant money at Best Buy?

We pride ourselves on having the latest and greatest technology that students need to excel in school and have a dedicated team who can help teachers with their purchases. Our Best Buy for Education team has access to products and devices that are specifically designed for teachers and is happy to assist recipients and make the most of their grants. We do, however, recognize that schools are bound by school district-approved vendors impacting the technology that can be purchased, installed, and serviced in schools; which is why we provide monetary donations.

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At Best Buy, we believe that access to technology is a key component to building a student's confidence and creativity, qualities that will open doors to future possibilities.

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MusiCounts, Canada’s music education charity, believes music can transform the lives of young people.

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2024-2025 Formulaire de candidature - Campus

Présentez une demande pour une chance d'obtenir une subvention de 2 000 $ pour donner vie à votre projet ! Veuillez soumettre ce formulaire avant le 21 octobre 2024. Consultez les lignes directrices avant de présenter votre demande. N'hésitez pas à nous écrire à [email protected] si vous avez des questions. Le formulaire de candidature est également disponible en anglais.

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Skip to content Présentez une demande pour une chance d'obtenir une subvention de 2 000 $ pour donner vie à votre projet ! Veuillez soumettre ce formulaire avant le 21 octobre 2024. Consultez les lignes directrices avant de présenter votre demande. N'hésitez pas à nous écrire à [email protected] si vous avez des questions.

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Charities, schools, libraries and community organizations can apply for grants to support children. Find out if your project is eligible for a project or Signature grant

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**WE HAVE REACHED FULL CAPACITY FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR. THANK YOU TO THE SCHOOLS THAT APPLIED AND BEST OF LUCK WITH YOUR ACTIVITY!** "School Activity Resumes - Try Day Grants Approved" - Apply today!
The Ministry of Education has again approved the Try Day grant for up to $700 to introduce a new or non-traditional sport or physical activity to your school program in the 2022-23 school year. Select an activity that will motivate your students and get them moving again. Give other students the opportunity to exercise their leadership ability. A definite win-win situation for all.
SCHOOL ELIGIBILITY

150 Publicly-funded secondary schools

Fully committed to completing the Try Day program and meeting the deadlines

Involves the minimum required number of student participants and leaders

CRITERIA for approval of funding and reimbursement??

Must introduce a new sport or physical activity to the physical education program

Selected activity must comply with your school and local school Board safety protocols, policy and direction.

Must involve a minimum of six (6) student leaders in the planning, implementation and evaluation of the Try Day event

Must include a minimum of sixty (60) participants (thirty (30) in schools with a student population under 500)

Must complete the Try Day program by May 1, 2023 and submit reporting materials by May 15, 2023

SELECTION PROCESS FOR FUNDING AND REPORTING PROCEDURES
REGISTRATION
Application forms and criteria can be found on the OFSAA website (ofsaa.on.ca) under Programs/Try Day/Registration and are to be submitted ONLINE only. For your application to be considered, the school principal's approval is required.
BENEFITS

Funds are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis provided that all criteria are met

Acceptance for funding is sent by e-mail to the Program Coordinator and Principal within 2 weeks of receipt of registration form

Reporting package is e-mailed within 2 weeks of your acceptance. All reporting materials should be submitted as soon as possible upon completion of your Try Day

Deadlines: Try Day programs are to be completed by May 1, 2023, and all reporting materials submitted by May 15, 2023

Reimbursement is sent to the school once all reporting materials are received: online reporting form and student evaluation surveys, receipts, photos, media/school articles

Fill out and Submit the Try Day Application Form **If you do not receive a reply within 3 weeks of submitting your application, please contact: Diana Ranken, 'Try Day' Program Coordinator ([email protected] )

Enhance and rejuvenate your physical education programs

Introduce sustainable activities that benefit present and future students

Provide an opportunity for student leadership

Encourage regular daily activity as well as lifelong participation

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OFSAA TRY DAY 2022-23 **WE HAVE REACHED FULL CAPACITY FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR. THANK YOU TO THE SCHOOLS THAT APPLIED AND BEST OF LUCK WITH YOUR ACTIVITY!** "School Activity Resumes - Try Day Grants Approved" - Apply today! The Ministry of Education has again approved the Try Day grant for up to $700 to introduce [...]

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Founded by TD Bank Group in 1990, the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation (TD FEF) is a national charity that funds environmental projects across Canada.

The information below will help you better understand our approach to grant making and our process. We recommend that you read this entire page prior to submitting an application.

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FEF Grant Overview

Common Questions

Organizations eligible to receive funding:

Registered Canadian charities with a Charitable Registration Number (CRN)

Educational institutions (primary/secondary/post-secondary)

Municipalities

Indigenous groups/communities

Projects eligible to receive funding:
The Foundation supports a wide range of environmental initiatives, with a primary focus on environmental education and green space programs.

Eligible projects include schoolyard greening, park revitalization, community gardens, park programming and citizen science initiatives. For a full list, please see the Common Questions.

Expenses that we do NOT fund

Infrastructure and capital costs (sheds, solar panels, low flush toilets, water refill stations, etc.)

Administrative, contingency funds, or operating expenses

Shade structures (gazebos, pergolas, shade sail, built structures, etc.)

Playground equipment (traditional play structures)

Ornamental landscaping or beautification

Conferences

Land acquisition

Expenses related to advocacy activities (i.e., campaigns, protests, etc.)

Projects occurring on private land with no public access

Scholarships, grants or bursaries

Awards and prizes

Mileage, accommodation, meal costs or other travel expenses

Expenses incurred prior to the application date

Venue rentals

Projects taking place outside of Canada

Research projects

Pesticides for any purpose

Submit your application for funding prior to the start of your project

When planning your project, please keep in mind that TD FEF has set deadlines and response times throughout the year. To ensure timely review of your application, please refer to the following schedule:

Submission deadline

January 15

Regional advisory board meeting

March

Applicants notified

April

Submission deadline

July 15

Regional advisory board meeting

September

Applicants notified

October

Apply online

All grant applications must be submitted online.

Once successfully submitted, you will receive an automatic acknowledgement.
Applicants must attach a budget to their application form.

Application criteria for specific projects

TD FEF has specific application criteria for the following projects:

For over 30 years, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation has worked to help protect the environment and green communities across Canada. By donating to TD FEF, you're directly supporting projects that make a difference in your community.

TD Friends of the Environment Foundation - BN/Registration Number: 133702845RR0001

Have a question about the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation?

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Environmental Grants & Funding for Environmental Projects | TD FEF

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Founded by TD Bank Group in 1990, the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation (TD FEF) is a national charity that funds environmental projects across Canada. The information below will help you better understand our approach to grant making and our process. We recommend that you read this entire page prior to submitting an application.

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About the Program

At Whole Kids Foundation, we know that the more kids know and feel connected to their food, the more curious they become about how things grow or taste, and the more willing they are to try new foods. This is why we believe in edible garden learning spaces!

Our Garden Grant program provides a $3,000 monetary grant to support a new or existing edible educational garden located at either a:

K-12 School

Non-profit organization (501(c)(3) in the US/Registered Charity in Canada) that serves children in the K-12 grade range

Eligibility

To be eligible to apply for this grant, the school or organization must meet the below criteria:

Be a charter or public school including tribally controlled and Bureau of Indian Education schools, non-profit private school, a non-profit organization or tribal entity that serves children in the K-12 age range, or a government entity

Engage at least 10 children on a regular basis

Be growing edible plants in your garden

Eligible to re-apply for a second grant if your previous funds were received in 2021 or earlier. Completion of Progress Report on previous grant required to apply again. *Recipients can only receive a total of two Garden Grants.

To Prepare

You can find a copy of the 2023 Garden Grant application here. All final applications MUST be submitted online but we share the application PDF as a way for you to prepare and get started!

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At Whole Kids Foundation, we know that the more kids know and feel connected to their food, the more curious they become about how things grow or taste, and the more willing they are to try new foods. This is why we believe in edible garden learning spaces!

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Founded by TD Bank Group in 1990, the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation (TD FEF) is a national charity that funds environmental projects across Canada.

The information below will help you better understand our approach to grant making and our process. We recommend that you read this entire page prior to submitting an application.

Tabs Menu: to navigate this menu, use the left & right arrow keys to change tabs. Press tab to go into the content. Shift-tab to return to the tabs.

FEF Grant Overview

Common Questions

Organizations eligible to receive funding:

Registered Canadian charities with a Charitable Registration Number (CRN)

Educational institutions (primary/secondary/post-secondary)

Municipalities

Indigenous groups/communities

Projects eligible to receive funding:
The Foundation supports a wide range of environmental initiatives, with a primary focus on environmental education and green space programs.

Eligible projects include schoolyard greening, park revitalization, community gardens, park programming and citizen science initiatives. For a full list, please see the Common Questions.

Expenses that we do NOT fund

Infrastructure and capital costs (sheds, solar panels, low flush toilets, water refill stations, etc.)

Administrative, contingency funds, or operating expenses

Shade structures (gazebos, pergolas, shade sail, built structures, etc.)

Playground equipment (traditional play structures)

Ornamental landscaping or beautification

Conferences

Land acquisition

Expenses related to advocacy activities (i.e., campaigns, protests, etc.)

Projects occurring on private land with no public access

Scholarships, grants or bursaries

Awards and prizes

Mileage, accommodation, meal costs or other travel expenses

Expenses incurred prior to the application date

Venue rentals

Projects taking place outside of Canada

Research projects

Pesticides for any purpose

Submit your application for funding prior to the start of your project

When planning your project, please keep in mind that TD FEF has set deadlines and response times throughout the year. To ensure timely review of your application, please refer to the following schedule:

Submission deadline

January 15

Regional advisory board meeting

March

Applicants notified

April

Submission deadline

July 15

Regional advisory board meeting

September

Applicants notified

October

Apply online

All grant applications must be submitted online.

Once successfully submitted, you will receive an automatic acknowledgement.
Applicants must attach a budget to their application form.

Application criteria for specific projects

TD FEF has specific application criteria for the following projects:

For over 30 years, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation has worked to help protect the environment and green communities across Canada. By donating to TD FEF, you're directly supporting projects that make a difference in your community.

TD Friends of the Environment Foundation - BN/Registration Number: 133702845RR0001

Have a question about the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation?

Back to top Top

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Environmental Grants & Funding for Environmental Projects | TD FEF

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Founded by TD Bank Group in 1990, the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation (TD FEF) is a national charity that funds environmental projects across Canada. The information below will help you better understand our approach to grant making and our process. We recommend that you read this entire page prior to submitting an application.

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Appui aux rencontres littéraires AAOF

Vous représentez une institution scolaire ou postsecondaire qui souhaite inviter un ou plusieurs auteurs/autrices de l'AAOF ?
Sachez que l'AAOF dispose d'un programme d'appui aux rencontres littéraires en milieu scolaire, collégial et universitaire. Tout d'abord, veuillez consulter notre Répertoire des membres virtuel pour affiner votre recherche parmi nos auteurs/autrices. Une fois, votre ou vos choix arrêté.s, nous vous invitons à les contacter directement (leurs coordonnées sont dans leur fiche en ligne) pour discuter de leurs expertises, services, disponibilités et tarifs. Vous pourrez ensuite convenir ensemble du nombre de demandes que vous souhaitez déposer.
Ce programme vous permettra d'obtenir une aide financière pour l'intégralité ou une partie des CACHETS des auteurs/autrices.
Type d'activités admissibles à ce programme :

Atelier en milieu scolaire (petite enfance, primaire, secondaire), veuillez noter que pour la saison 2020-2021, l'aide financière sera fournie via le Programme LireEnOntario.ca dont nous sommes partenaires. Pour en savoir plus... ;

Rencontre (conférence ou table ronde) en milieu postsecondaire.

Veuillez également noter :

Un organisme hôte pourra bénéficier d'un maximum de trois (3) appuis par année financière (du 1er avril au 31 mars);

Ce programme ne couvre pas les frais de déplacement, d'hébergement et les indemnités journalières (per diem).

POUR SOUMETTRE UNE DEMANDE :

FORMULAIRE 1 : Organisme doit être dûment rempli et soumis à l'AAOF par l'organisme d'accueil AVANT la ou les rencontres.

(Pour info : Les auteur.s/autrice.s devront, de leur côté, remplir le FORMULAIRE 2)

Si la demande est acceptée, vous en serez informé.e par courriel et l'auteur/autrice recevra la somme allouée à son cachet, une fois qu'il/elle aura rempli son RAPPORT D'ACTIVITÉ.
Pour toute question, veuillez communiquer avec nous au 613.744.0902 ou à communications@aaof.ca.

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Sachez que l'AAOF dispose d'un programme d'appui aux rencontres littéraires en milieu scolaire, collégial et universitaire. Tout d'abord, veuillez consulter notre Répertoire des membres virtuel pour affiner votre recherche parmi nos auteurs/autrices. Une fois, votre ou vos choix arrêté.s, nous vous invitons à les contacter directement (leurs coordonnées sont dans leur fiche en ligne) pour discuter de leurs expertises, services, disponibilités et tarifs.