ReDi Grant recipients celebrate funding following record-breaking application year
Over 30 local non-profits receive more than $383,000 in funding from Columbia Basin Trust program.
Over 30 local non-profits receive more than $383,000 in funding from Columbia Basin Trust program.
An increased number of organizations are seeking ReDi Grant financial support as available funding pool remains stagnant.
Residents will get a vote on what projects receive Columbia Basin Trust funding Tuesday, March 10.
Thirty-five local organizations pitch to committee and attendees for grant support.
'Each episode is based on a theme, which is written, produced, and recorded in the Basin using journalists, writers, musicians, and designers exclusively from the region.'
These symposia are part of the Trust’s Basin-wide public engagement process called Our Trust, Our Future, with community meetings for that process starting April 3 in Invermere.
Expressing opinions, developing ideas and planning to take action in their communities: Youth aged 14 to 18 are invited to apply now to this unique, free opportunity hosted by Columbia Basin Trust.
The Revelstoke Community Housing Society's Humbert Street Project celebrates its opening event on July 28, 2022. The project provides 24 one-bedroom units intended for working residents in Revelstoke.
Stories from the source showcases inspiring features from the Columbia Basin Region
The Columbia Basin Trust's newest community liaison aims to help smaller, rural communities with limited resources identify and implement impactful projects.