Your ideas can change our city!
We’re looking for inspired and innovative Airdrie youth who have great ideas that will benefit young people in our community. If you’re 12-18-years-old and have an idea you want to put into action, apply now for an Airdrie Youth Grant.
With two grants of up to $1,500 and three grants of up to $300 available, projects of all sizes will be considered.
Projects should be:
• Located in Airdrie
• Initiatives that directly benefit Airdrie youth
• Planned and implemented by youth ages 12-18 (while priority will be given to youth-initiated projects, some adult support is welcome)
Once you’ve identified your idea, complete the grant application through Youth Central
Applicants will be notified of the results within a month of the application period deadline. This grant will be overseen by the Airdrie Board of Youth Affairs.
Size of Grant: Up to $1,500
Who Can Apply: Airdrie youth (ages 12-18) – youth may apply with informal grassroots groups, nonprofit societies, registered charities, and schools. But the project must be youth led.
When to Apply: Twice a year in March and May
Turnaround: Funds are awarded to successful applicants in November and May. Unsuccessful applicants will also be notified at these times.
Follow-up Required: Within one year of receiving the grant, share your success with a simple 1-3-page final report, participation tracking, financial documentation, and photos.
Next Application Deadline: April 14, 2025
Size of Grant: Up to $300
Who Can Apply: Airdrie youth ages 12-18
When to Apply: Applications are accepted in March, May and September 2025
Turnaround: Funds are awarded to successful applicants the following month. Unsuccessful applicants are notified at the same time.
Follow-up Required: Just drop us an email, send a photo, or give us a call to share your success story.
Next Application Deadline: April 14, 2025
Microgrant funds could be used for, but not limited to:
• Food
• Renting space
• Prizes
• Project Supplies
• Transportation
We do NOT fund:
• For-profit ventures or individuals
• Conference fees or tuition costs
• Individuals directly in the form of salary
• Non-inclusive activities.