Other Funding Opportunities
Whether you are looking to fund an activity or looking to attend a conference, there are a number of other granting resources on campus. Depending on your group’s mandate, your group may be eligible for some of the following grants.
Be sure to check with the specific Faculty, Department, or Service for the grant eligibility, requirements and deadlines.
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SEED Fund
The Sustainable Empowerment and Equitable Development (SEED) Fund is here to empower student-led change on campus. Sustainability isn't just about the environment; it’s about removing barriers, ensuring equitable access to resources, and strengthening our campus community. Whether your idea tackles food security, accessible infrastructure, or a project to improve student well-being, the SEED Fund offers up to $10,000 to bring your vision to life.
For more information, visit the UASU's website, and apply via this form.
Green + Gold Giving
Crowdfunding through Green + Gold Giving allows you to take advantage of a powerful online funding tool with specialized training for your leadership team and fundraising champions! G+GG even provides expert coaching and templates to help you through the process If your project qualifies, the University will cover the costs of the program so 100% of funds raised go to your project!
For more information and to apply visit the University of Alberta's website.
Prayer, Worship & Ceremony Space Support Grant
This initiative aims to enhance cultural safety on campus by supporting students’ ability to engage in prayer, worship, and ceremony as a community.
For more information and to apply, visit the University of Alberta's website.
Graduate Student Group Grant (GSGG)
Funding offered to registered graduate student groups to help support the costs of start-up, seminars, colloquia, or other academic events. This funding is only available to GSA recognized groups.
For more information and to apply, visit the Graduate Student Association's website.
Faculty Associations or Program Specific Grants
Some Faculties, Faculty Associations, Departments, or Programs may provide granting and funding for student groups or individuals. For a list of Faculty Associations, visit the COFA site.