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2025 Funding Request Policy Application Summary
Columns
- Organization
- 2025 Amount Requested
- Summary for funds
- Contact
- 2024 Funding Given
Applications
| Organization | 2025 Amount Requested | Summary for funds | Contact | 2024 Funding Given |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bear Mountain Community Association | 1,995.44 | Funds would be used towards 2025 operations, primarily to cover cost of liability insurance and website platforms. | Kristen Manieri, President | 1,500 |
| Belmont Secondary Dry Grad Committee | 10,000.00 | Funds would help provide an alcohol and drug free event for the graduating class (~400 students) of Belmont Secondary. | Dale Breese / belmontdrygrad@gmail.com | 0 |
| Belmont Secondary School Musical Theatre | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used to establish a Musical Theatre program that would be free to participants and would result in an annual full-length Broadway show. | Nette Martin / jamartin@sd62.bc.ca | 0 |
| Big Brothers Big Sisters | 10,000.00 | To sustain and grow the mentoring programs. | Emma Kirkland 250-475-1117 ext. 102 emma.kirkland@bigbrothersbigsisters.ca | 5,000 |
| Bilston Watershed Habitat Protection Association (BWHPA) | 2,750.00 | Funds to be used for sampling at key locations and at key times to monitor and ensure the health of the Bilston Watershed. | Alison LeDuc, President bilstonwatershed@gmail.com | 1,000 |
| Centre Mountain Lellum Pac | 7,500.00 | Funds would be used for the Fall 2025 "Meet the Teachers" event. | Kate McCallum centremountainlellumpac@gmail.com | 0 |
| Cycling BC | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used to deliver inclusive programs to reduce barriers to cycling (e.g., equipment access, instruction, and program costs) and provide skill development to Langford youth, using the Jordie Lunn Bike Park. | C.J. Young cj@cyclingbc.net | 0 |
| Fateh Care Charity | 10,000.00 | Fund a mobile food bank that delivers nutritious food to those in need across the Greater Victoria region, including Langford. | Harjas Singh Popli 587-889-2700 wecare@fatehcare.com | 0 |
| FED Urban Agriculture Society | 2,000.00 | Fund three (3) community gardens and 10 household gardens. | Alistair Howes alistair@synergyfoundation.ca | 0 |
| GOATS Queer Climbing | 2,500.00 | Funds would be used for the "Dynos and Drag" event, which hopes to become an annual event held at Boulder House. | Derek Brougham goats.climb@gmail.com | 5,400 |
| Habitat for Humanity Victoria | 10,000.00 | Replace the bay doors at the Langford ReStore location. | Frank Baker 250-480-7688 x109 restoredirector@habitatvictoria.com | 0 |
| Juan de Fuca Lacrosse Association | 3,000.00 | Funds would used to purchase replacement jerseys, team equipment, player awards, referee/coaches training, and to host tournaments. | Jessica Lejeune [redacted] | 6,000 |
| Organization | 2025 Amount Requested | Summary for funds | Contact | 2024 Funding Given |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Juan de Fuca Minor Hockey Association | 2,500.00 | Funds would be used to provide an affordable hockey program for youth. | Trevor Won treasurer@jdfminorhockey.com | 0 |
| Juan de Fuca Performing Arts Centre | 3,000.00 | Funding for a one-day workshop to discuss and move forward the development of a Westshore Arts Centre. | Judith Cullington president@buildingthearts.com | 3,000 |
| Lakewood Elementary PAC | 10,000.00 | Funds would be used towards replacement of the playground at the rear of the building with a play structure that is more accessible, larger, and built to current standards. | Karyn Theeparajah [redacted] | 0 |
| Langford Residents Association Society | 1,500.00 | Funds to used on four projects in the year: (1) Westhills community park cleanup; (2) supporting newcomers to Canada; (3) supporting free youth activities; (4) continued engagement and cooperation with regional partners. | Jeff Byam | 0 |
| Open Gate Church | 6,000.00 | Funds to be used to provide a weekly free fresh food market. | Sherri Pankiewich [redacted] | 5,000 |
| Peninsula Streams Society | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used for environmental preservation activities and community outreach/education at local schools. | Kyle Armstrong 250-508-8456 peninsulastreams@gmail.com | 20,000 |
| Reimagine West Shore Community | 4,660.00 | Offset the cost of ongoing program of community conversations, workshops, public events, and the development of original content related to supporting the social and behavioural changes needed for Climate Emergency. | Cindy Moyer connect@reimaginews.ca | 2,900 |
| Rewired Recovery Foundation | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used to run the "Soberfest" event (performers, logistics, etc.). Event would raise funds to support those struggling with addiction. | Michael Shupinder Manhas mike@rewiredrecovery.ca | 10,000 |
| Royal Bay Secondary School PAC | 1,200.00 | Funds to be used for the Royal Bay Dry Grad 2025. | Caroline Aked royalbaypac@gmail.com | 0 |
| Royal Canadian Legion | 6,000.00 | $3,000 Remembrance Day Luncheon $3,000, Christmas Dinner | Norm Scott 250-478-1828 president@rcl91.ca | 6,000 |
| Royals Swim Club (JDF) | 10,000.00 | Cover the cost of meet fees (or a portion thereof) to allow for expanded opportunities while keeping the cost to participate affordable. | Jodi McKinstry fundraising@jdfroyals.ca | 0 |
| Ruth King Elementary | 6,750.87 | Installation of a Gaga Pit and additional structures (benches, beautification) for use by students, Strong Start participants, and the broader community. | Kelly-Jaymes Beck [redacted] | 0 |
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| Organization | 2025 Amount Requested | Summary for funds | Contact | 2024 Funding Given |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ruth King Elementary PAC | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used for the Ruth King Elementary School playground development, an inclusive and accessible playground to be used by students, families, and community members connected to the school. | Hayley Watling [redacted] | 0 |
| Soap for Hope | 7,500.00 | Funds to be used for providing essential hygiene products to those in need. | C. Anne McIntyre annee@soapforhopecanada.ca | 0 |
| Sooke Family Resource Society - Langford Program Office | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used to either purchase a new accessible vehicle or retrofit current one to support adult living with developmental disability. | Julie Ball jball@sfrs.ca | 0 |
| Spencer PAC | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used for (1) accessibility upgrades at the school; (2) sensory-friendly areas and resources; (3) assistive technology and classroom resources; and (4) community engagement. | Sara Cain spencerapac62@gmail.com | 0 |
| Sport Assist | 5,000.00 | Financial support for their annual golf tournament and comedy night fundraisers, where the bulk of their operating funds are raised for the year. Funds are then used to keep sports affordable and accessible to community youth. | Gerry St Cyr | 2,000 |
| Story Studio Writing Society | 5,000.00 | Funds to be used for six free workshops in Langford during the 2025/2026 school year, serving youth aged 0-10 and their caregivers (approximately 90 Langford residents) and ensuring access for families of all income levels. | Sean Rodman 250-884-4522 sean.rodman@storystudio.ca | 0 |
| Take a Hike Foundation | 10,000.00 | Engage up to 18 vulnerable youth from the Westshore in a full-time mental health and well-being program that incorporates intentional and continuous clinical counselling and outdoor land-based learning in a safe and caring community. | Jaydeen Williams jwilliams@takeahikefoundation.org | 2,500 |
| Urban Food Resilience Society | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used to promote food-growing capacity in all urban spaces and to manifest functional preparedness in food supply for execution during major emergencies. | Mary P Brooke, Director, UFRIS 250-588-7091 info@urbanfoodresilience.ca | 5,000 |
| Victoria Sexual Assault Centre | 5,000.00 | Funds would be used to cover partial staff salaries of VSAC's Access Line and SART Workers from April 2025 to March 2026. | Sienna Scott 250-383-5545 ext. 162 sienna@vsac.ca | 5,000 |
| Wear2Start Society | 2,500.00 | Funds would be used to renew the part time volunteer program coordinator. | Zoey Wells zwells@wear2start.com | 2,000 |
| Westshore Rugby Club | 7,500.00 | Continue to promote and provide opportunities for Westshore residents to play Rugby at various levels. | John Lyall [redacted] | 0 |
| Wild Wise Society | 2,500.00 | Funds to be used on community outreach - signage, door-to-door visits, school presentations, etc to bring awareness and education. | Mollie Cameron wildwise12@gmail.com | 2,500 |
| Wounded Warrior Run BC | 10,000.00 | Funds to be used for the annual Run (3 events). Funds raised from the runs will be used to provide mental health support to trauma exposed professionals (e.g., veterans, first responders) and their families. | Jacqueline Zweng jacqueline@woundedwarriors.ca | 2,000 |
Summary
- 37 applications
- Total requested: 246,356.31
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