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Building Stronger Foundations: ENMAX Community Spark Grant

Oct 8
1 min read

When community organizations are strong, neighbourhoods thrive. That belief is behind the new ENMAX Community Spark Grant, a program created to help Alberta charities and non-profits build capacity to keep delivering for the people they serve.


Ten organizations will each receive up to $15,000 for one-time projects like:

  • Technology and internal systems

  • Leadership development and staff training

  • New equipment or materials


Applications are open from October 1 - 31, 2026, with recipients being notified by November 30, 2026. Projects must be completed, with funds spent, within one year of funding being issued.


Know an organization that could use a boost? Share this opportunity with charities, non-profits, and community partners. More information, eligibility details, and the application form are available on the ENMAX website.



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