Food Security Fund applications open
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This article was published 27/09/2022 (1355 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Applications for the Manitoba government’s Food Security Fund opened on Monday.
Announced earlier this month, the $1.75-million fund was touted as a way to help non-profit community organizations offset the inflation and the rising cost of food.
Until Oct. 10, eligible organizations can apply for grants from the fund up to a maximum of $225,000.
To qualify, an organization must be a legally incorporated non-profit, have a primary mandate of tackling food insecurity or have a food security initiative among its programming, have at least two years of experience with food insecurity initiatives and experience building partnerships with other non-profits and private sector organizations.
For more information, visit gov.mb.ca/fs/food-security-fund/index.html.
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