The 2026 funding application period is now closed. The Trust appreciates the time, effort, and thought that applicants put into developing initiatives that support the well-being, growth, and future prosperity of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation. We would like to thank all community members, organizations, and eligible applicants who submitted proposals during the 2026 funding cycle.
Funded Projects
Trustees will be reviewing all submitted proposals. Successful applicants will be contacted and provided with additional information regarding the process and procedures for moving forward.
A list of funded projects will be posted to this webpage at the conclusion of the 2026 program:
https://nawashtrust.ca/operations/funded-projects/
Supporting Community-Led Initiatives
The Nawash Trust was established to support projects and programs that create meaningful and lasting benefits for the community. Through responsible stewardship of Trust resources, funding helps advance opportunities that strengthen community capacity, preserve cultural knowledge, support education, and contribute to a vibrant future for present and future generations.
Funding initiatives may support areas such as:
- Community development
- Education and learning
- Culture and heritage
- Health and wellness
- Environmental stewardship
- Economic development
- Other initiatives that provide lasting community benefits
Looking Ahead to 2027
The Nawash Trust funding program is expected to return in 2027, providing another opportunity for community members, organizations, and other eligible applicants to seek support for projects that align with the Trust's mission and funding priorities. Details about the 2027 funding cycle, including eligibility requirements, application guidelines, and submission deadlines, will be announced when the program opens.
We encourage prospective applicants to begin thinking about future projects and initiatives that could benefit the community and its members.
