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One-time operational funding for rodeos, sports, arts and other venue-based groups to help stabilize Alberta’s live experience sector.
Stabilize Program – Phase 2 launched
To further help Alberta’s live experience sector, the Stabilize Program – Phase 2 started on May 17, 2021 with the Stabilize Live Music Grant to support:
Find out more about the Stabilize Program – Phase 2
The Stabilize Program provides one-time funding support to rodeos, sports, arts and other venue-based organizations. Funding will enable organizations to maintain their operations to support the live experience sector in Alberta.
The Stabilize Program will:
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On February 5, 2021 we held an online grant information session for the Stabilize Program that covered:
For any questions on the Stabilize Program, contact Community Grants.
The maximum funding request is up to 25% of eligible expenses. These expenses are based on the 2 most recent board-approved/audited financial statements up to and including March 31, 2020.
To find out more, see the Donation Matching Fact Sheet.
The funding is for:
To be eligible, organizations must be registered for a minimum of 3 calendar years (and in good standing) under one of the acts below. The exception to this is for Alberta-based professional or elite amateur sports teams and leagues.
Eligible Alberta-based professional or elite amateur sports teams such as Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) teams and Western Hockey League (WHL) teams
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Additional criteria
Fill out these documents:
Your completed application package must include the:
Email your completed application package to our office: [email protected]
During the review process, we may contact you for more information about your application.
In April 2021, we will send you our written decision on your application.
Financial reporting must be completed and returned to the Community Grants office by the date identified on the grant agreement.
For projects under $100,000, submit these documents:
For projects over $100,000, submit these documents:
All reporting documents must be submitted by email to [email protected].
Additional information on the financial reporting requirements for successful applications is outlined in the Stabilize Program Guidelines.
Connect with the Community Grants office:
Phone: 780-422-9598
Toll free: 1-800-642-3855
Email (enquiries): [email protected]
Email (application submissions): [email protected]
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