Programs

Are you a non-profit organization working in the field of social development and intercultural relations? The city would like to invite you to submit a project that promotes bringing Montréal’s cultures closer together and fighting discrimination and racism.

Are you a non-profit organization working in the fields of social development or intercultural relations? The city would like to invite you to submit a project that promotes ethnocultural diversity and opportunities for dialogue to fight against discrimination and racism.

Are you a non-profit organization working in the field of social development at the local level? The city would like to invite you to submit a project that promotes bringing Montréal’s cultures closer together and fighting discrimination and racism.

Are you an organization, co-operative, or a not-for-profit social economy enterprise? Montréal and the Direction régionale de santé publique de Montréal offer financial support for projects that help vulnerable people facing food insecurity.

Are you a not-for-profit organization working with children and families who are in vulnerable situations or at risk of exclusion: Montréal invites you to submit a project that promotes the development of the full potential of children aged 17 and under and the quality of life of their families.

Is your head office located in the borough of CDN-NDG? Or do you serve clients in the borough? If so, this program is for you.

Montréal awards this distinction to people who have improved the well-being of Montrealers through their actions, art and commitment.

The youth community intervention program (PIMJ) reaches 25,000 young people annually through some 50 cross-cutting joint projects in Montréal’s 19 boroughs.

For a second consecutive year, Saint-Laurent will deliver a shrub from a varied selection free of charge to the first 300 residents who request it!

Mission funding is available to non-profit organizations that rent space in a taxable, non-residential building.