OAKVILLE, On. – The Golf Canada Foundation and the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame are proud to announce the creation of the Golf Canada Foundation Heritage Grant Program.
The newly established Heritage Project Grant will provide financial assistance of up to $2,000 to support community heritage projects related to the game of golf in Canada.
“We are excited to announce the launch of the Heritage Project Grant and appreciate the generous support from our donors and partners with the Golf Canada Foundation for making this possible,” said Meggan Gardner, Director, Heritage Services, Golf Canada. “Bringing to life the history of various golf events and competitions, its champions, and most importantly, the community that golf creates, is what this grant will support.”
Heritage Projects that would qualify for the Heritage Project Grant can include, but are not limited to:
- Collection and digitization of historical documents, photographs and artifacts related to golf in Canada.
- Conducting oral history interviews with golfers, historians and members of the golf community.
- Dissemination of findings through a dedicated website, community events and social media channels to engage the public.
- Supporting the publishing of printed or electronic history books and websites.
The Heritage Project Grant is open for applications to all Golf Canada members (golf course, facilities and individual members). The deadline for applications is Friday, March 27, 2026. To apply for the grant and review specific evaluation criteria, please click here.
For more information on the Heritage Project Grant, please contact Meggan Gardner at mgardner@golfcanada.ca.
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