Alberta Real Estate Foundation- Investment Grant Program (April 18)

About Investment Grants
The Foundation’s Investment Grant program supports and advances education, research, law reform, and other activities related to real estate across our three focus areas of Real Estate Leadership, Built Environment, and Land. This funding pathway is for initiatives seeking over $25,000 and up to $250,000.
Eligibility
Investment Grants are open to real estate industry organizations, post-secondary institutions, nonprofits, charities, and local and regional governments.
Mandate and Focus Areas
Under the Real Estate Act, the Foundation’s mandate is to promote and undertake:
- the education of related professionals and the public in respect of the real estate industry,
- law reform and research in respect of the real estate industry, and
- other projects and activities to advance and improve the real estate industry.
Our grantmaking contributes to positive impacts across the Focus Areas of:
- Real Estate Leadership
- Built Environment
- Land
Under each Focus Area, you will find outcome statements that help guide our grantmaking. The outcome statements reflect our responsibility to our mandate, and to what we hear is needed in the industry from you, our stakeholders.
How to apply
The first step is to submit a Letter of Inquiry to inquiries@aref.ab.ca.
We strongly recommend you submit your Letter of Inquiry at least three weeks in advance of the deadline on April 18.
That means, please send us your Letter of Inquiry on or before March 28!
Our Grants Team will review your Letter of Inquiry and contact you to set up a meeting to discuss your initiative. If your project meets the Foundation’s criteria, we will invite you to complete a full application for evaluation.
Deadline:
Application- April 18, 2023
Letter of Inquiry- March 28, 2023
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Funder
Alberta Real Estate Foundation
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Start Date
Mar 13, 2023
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End Date
Apr 18, 2023
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