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Clubs That Care

Youth Leadership Microgrants

Overview


Funded by Government of Canada, the Clubs That Care Micro-grants supports youth leaders ages 15-30 in making a difference in the lives of people with disabilities.
Successful applicants will:
  • Receive a $3,000 micro-grant
  • Engage 10 volunteers through build events
  • Complete and deliver 20 assistive technologies to Canadians with disabilities
  • Purchase tools, 3D printers, and supplies to host build events
  • Be supported by Makers Making Change staff and fellow leaders across Canada

July 2026: Applications are currently closed. We thank you for your interest.

Why Become a Leader?


There are many benefits to becoming a Clubs That Care youth leader:
  • Boost your university application, resume, and earn a reference letter
  • Cultivate your leadership potential
  • Develop skills and gain experience
  • Foster accessibility and inclusion
  • Connect with like-minded individuals
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Leader Resources


Get answers to common questions about the application process and running a club on our Leader Resources page.

Eligibility


Clubs that Care grants are available to applicants who meet the following criteria:
  • Applicant must be youth ages 15-30 (inclusive) at the time of application
  • Must be living in Canada
  • Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or has been granted refugee status in Canada
  • Complete an online application and provide three references
  • Share updates of your deliveries with the MMC team
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Applications are currently closed. We thank you for your interest.

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