Empowering Generation Possible.
Ted Rogers Community Grants help thousands of young Canadians discover their highest potential.
Ted Rogers Community Grants enable local organizations to support youth through educational programs, skills training, mentorship, job skills and community leadership, providing critical supports to help young Canadians achieve their highest potential.
The grants support organizations that are making a meaningful difference in the lives of thousands of Canadian youth, from coast to coast to coast. Rogers is proud to have awarded nearly 400 Ted Rogers Community Grants since launching the program in 2017.
Regional Partners
Our regional partners allow us to fund meaningful educational programming in the hearts of communities across Canada.
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Atlantic
Fredericton Boys and Girls Club
Junior Achievement New Brunswick
Junior Achievement Newfoundland and Labrador
THRIVE Community Youth Network
Glace Bay High School Academic Trust
Heartwood Centre for Community Youth Development
Junior Achievement Nova Scotia
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Ontario
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hastings and Prince Edward Counties
John Howard Society of Belleville
Quinte West Youth Centre in Trenton
Junior Achievement South Western Ontario
Federation of Canadian Secondary Students
Cambridge and North Dumfries Community Foundation
The Foundation of Resources for Teens
Lansdowne Children’s Center Foundation
Education Foundation of Niagara Fund
Women’s Enterprise Skills Training of Windsor Inc
Tillsonburg & District Multi-Service Centre
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Frequently Asked Questions
Community grant recipients are identified through internal regional committees at Rogers. The recipient organizations are chosen based on their dedication to youth and/or education. At this time, we do not have an open call for applications for our community grants.
We awarded 90 community grants in 2021 to organizations.
Please send an email to proposals@rci.rogers.com. Someone from our team will get back to you shortly.