Is your community group’s project recommended for CBT Affected Areas funding?
See the 2019 Revelstoke Columbia Basin Trust Affected Areas funding recommendations here.
Did your project make the list?
Every year, the Columbia Basin Trust Affected Areas funding program is an important source of funding for community groups pursuing a spectrum of projects.
This year, community members gathered at the Revelstoke Community Centre on April 2 for presentations. Since then, a committee has shortlisted the projects and added funding recommendations.
This year, 45 applicants asked for $686,245 in funding, but there was $389,056 available. This has meant many projects only received partial funding.
The committee recommendations will now go to Revelstoke city council for consideration at their April 9 meeting. Usually, council approves the committee’s recommendations.
Here are the committee recommendations:
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