The SBCCI has four components:
Supporting the establishment of the Canadian Institute for People of African Descent
Funding capital projects through the Capital Assist Project (CAP)
Funding capacity building projects through the Capacity Building Project (CBP)
Providing funds for emerging priorities
Funding is available to non-profit grassroots organizations across Canada that meet the eligibility and targeted review criteria in this Guideline. The Capital Assistance Program (CAP) grant is not administered by the intermediaries.
You are an organization located outside of Quebec and looking for funding for:
Black Business Initiative: info@bbi.ns.ca
You are located outside of Quebec and looking to:
Note: Africa Centre has been included as an additional intermediary in Category B: Outside Quebec. When submitting your application, you will be asked to select the intermediary you’d like to apply to, or alternatively no preference.
Tropicana Community Services: sbcci@tropicanacommunity.org or Africa Centre at: sbcci@africacentre.ca
Please select all that apply:
Groupe 3737: initiative@groupe3737.com
The Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative (SBCCI) was created by the federal government through Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) to help build the capacity of grassroots not-for-profit organizations serving Black communities in Canada.
The following are ineligible to apply for funding from the SBCCI program: