Movement for Good
Through our Community Impact Grant program, we are proud to offer our Movement for Good campaign – an annual grant program designed to support Canadian charities making a positive and lasting impact.
We administer the grants under the auspices of our charitable trust owner, Benefact Trust.
In 2023, we were excited to offer 125 grants, each valued at $1,000 to registered Canadian charities.
We want to help you make a difference in your communities, and each year we welcome applications from all types of charitable organizations.
Eligibility
To be eligible for Movement for Good, your charity must:
- Be based in Canada
- A registered charity in good standing
How to Participate
We’ve made the process simple. To be considered for a grant, fill out the application below and share your charity’s mission and a brief overview of the work you do.
The 2023 Movement for Good Recipients are:
- 10,000 Trees for the Rouge
- A&O: Support Services for Older Adults Inc.
- AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan Inc. (APSS)
- Archway Community Services
- Arts Umbrella Association
- C. Life Builders Rehabilitation Society
- BeMorr Society Mental Health and Suicide Awareness
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Halifax
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Cowichan Valley
- Blenheim Youth Centre
- Blessing Home to Alleviate Poverty
- Bridge Adult Service Centre
- Calgary Climate Hub Association
- Calgary Dream Centre
- Calgary Fetal Alcohol Network: An Alberta Society
- Calgary Immigrant Women's Association
- Calgary Philharmonic Society
- Calgary Quest Children's Society
- Calvary Community Church of Edmonton - Mill Woods Care Closet Food and Clothing Bank
- Canada Recess Guardians Inc.
- Canadian Centre for Child Protection Inc.
- Carya Society of Calgary
- Catholic Justice Services Society
- Centro de Vida Cristiana Church
- Cerebral Palsy Kids & Families O/U Calgary Cerebral Palsy Association
- Child Evangelism Fellowship Manitoba
- Childcan
- Church of the Holy Trinity, Guildwood
- Community Kitchen Program of Calgary Society
- Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention Centre of BC
- Crossing All Bridges Learning Centre
- Distress Centre Calgary
- Dixon Transition Society
- Down Syndrome Association of Toronto
- Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre (legal: East Toronto Family Community Centre)
- Ecssen Career School
- Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia
- Encompass Support Services Society
- Ever Active Schools
- Everdale
- Fairview & District Women's Centre OAS Crossroads Resource Centre & Women's Shelter
- Family Centre Society of Southern Alberta
- Family Transition Place
- Fife House
- Five Oaks Christian Workers Centre
- Foothills Advocacy in Motion
- Forward House Ministries Inc.
- Franciscans of Halifax
- Freedom City Ministries
- Girls E-Mentorship Innovation
- Gloucester Emergency Food Cupboard
- Glowing Hearts Charity
- Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Regina
- Habitat For Humanity Southern Alberta Society
- Hardy Bay Senior Citizens Society
- Harvest House Atlantic
- Harvest Worship Centre
- Heritage Community Association Inc.
- Home Again Furniture Bank
- Hope Haven Therapeutic Riding Centre
- Hope Mission
- Hospice Greater Saint John
- Hospice Palliative Care Ontario
- Huronia Transition Homes
- Immigrant Services Calgary Society
- In The Works A Social Enterprise Network
- Inn Out of the Cold
- Islamic Family and Social Services Association
- Island Pregnancy Centre Care & Support Services
- Junior Achievement of Northern and Eastern Ontario
- Kelowna Community Resources Society (dba: KCR Community Resources)
- Kindred Connections Society
- Kings County Family Resource Centre
- I.N.C. (Long-term Inmates Now in the Community)
- Lambton Presbytery United Church Centre
- Lethbridge Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA of Lethbridge)
- Literacy Association of Nova Scotia
- L'oeuvre des samaritains
- Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
- MABELLEarts
- MADD Canada (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)
- Manitoba Opera
- Matthew House Ottawa
- Medicine Hat Family Young Men's Christian Association
- Mishka Social Services
- Mission Possible Compassionate Ministries Society
- Mission Services of Hamilton
- Nanaimo Foodshare Society
- NeighbourLink North York
- Noah's Clubhouse Charitable Organization
- Oak Park Church of Christ
- Ontario Agri-Food Education Inc. (tradename AgScape)
- Operation Come Home
- Peel Family Education Centre
- Penticton Seniors Drop-In Centre Society
- Potluck Cafe (2003) Society
- Proset Autism / Autisme Proset
- Prospect Human Services
- Resurrection Recovery Resource Society DBA Freedom's Door
- Rossland Historical Museum & Archives Association
- Safe Families Canada
- Safehaven
- Scientists in School
- SKETCH Working Arts
- St John the Apostle Parish
- Stardale Women's Group Ic.
- Steinbach Community Outreach
- Story Planet
- Sylvan Lake Community Partners Association
- The Bloom Group Community Services Society
- The Calgary Drop-In & Rehab Centre Society
- The Canadian Council of Churches
- The Cedarbrook Society o/a The Darling Home for Kids
- The Charles H. Best Diabetes Centre
- The Downtown Mission of Windsor Inc.
- The Fredericton Homeless Shelters
- The Micah Mission Inc.
- Toba Centre for Children and Youth
- Trans Wellness Ontario
- Veith House
- Watersheds Canada
- Wellspring Alberta
- Weslock Independence Network
- Westend Community Food Bank
- Young Adult Cancer Canada
The Movement for Good application period is now closed.
Frequently Asked Questions
“Our charitable purpose feels even more relevant in today’s economy. It spurs us on to grow our business, so that we may give even more to good causes, and help those in society who need it most.
I believe that building a Movement for Good will connect us to issues that affect the people and communities we serve.”
—David Huebel, President, Ecclesiastical