GRANTS & FUNDING
Community Futures
grenville Initiative
Offering non-repayable contributions for community economic development projects, covering up to 50% of eligible project expenses, to a maximum of $3,000. This program supports projects that:
- address strategic economic development priorities;
- Support the business community;
- Have a significant, measurable impact;
- Demonstrate collaboration with community economic development partners;
- Enhance community capacity for economic development.
“Thank you to Community Futures Grenville, who were instrumental in helping me acquire a loan and grant that helped take my business and studio needs to the next level."
- JEMMAN PHOTOGRAPHY
FAQS
GRANT PROCESS & ELIGIBILITY
The selection process involves mandatory eligibility and project evaluation criteria, and supplementary documentation may be requested as needed.
Eligible Projects
Eligible projects include, but are not limited to:
- marketing and promotional activities;
- tourism initiatives;
- seminars/workshops;
- technology and innovation projects;
- small-scale minor capital projects;
- research projects, feasibility studies and business plans.
Ineligible Projects
- Projects that benefit a single business;
- Projects whose primary impact is outside of Grenville County.*
*Grenville County is defined as comprising the Municipality of North Grenville, the Town of Prescott, and the Townships of Augusta and Edwardsburgh Cardinal.
Funding is limited, not all eligible projects will be approved.
need some assistance?
We encourage potential applicants to contact Katie to discuss their potential project prior to completing an application.

2024-2025
Projects Supported
Leeds Grenville Small Business
The Growth Series: Winter Workshops
A series of seven half-day business workshops, offered throughout winter 2025. These workshops address priority business growth topics identified by the business community. Program topics: Resiliency and Leadership; Cash Flow; Market Adaptation; Team & Culture; Retention & Acquisition; Operational Efficiency; and Succession Planning.
Kemptville Campus
Eco Farm Day 2025, brings together established farmers and new farmers with related businesses interested in food and farming in Eastern Ontario & Western Quebec. At the event, participants learn, engage, and connect on current technical and business issues that matter in the organic sector through a series of panels, presentations, farmer-to-farmer sessions and one-on-one discussions with exhibitors.