The City of Toronto offers community climate grant programs that support residents, community groups and organizations in taking local climate action.

These grants:

  • Fund projects that advance climate resilience
  • Reduce emissions
  • Strengthen biodiversity
  • Engage communities in environmental stewardship
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PollinateTO Grants

Up to $5,000 for community-led pollinator and rain garden projects that enhance biodiversity and support native pollinators. Apply by October 28.

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Youth Climate Action Grants

Up to $1,000 for student-led climate action projects through a partnership between the City of Toronto, Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic District School Board. Apply by October 30.

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Neighbourhood Climate Action Grants

Up to $7,500 for resident-led projects that reduce emissions and engage communities in climate action.

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Black-Led Climate Action Grants

Up to $50,000 for climate action initiatives led by and benefiting Toronto’s Black communities.

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Indigenous Climate Action Grants

Funding to support Indigenous-led projects that help to address the climate crisis and improve resilience.