Grants

Supporting communities with connection and action.

Annauma provides grants for people and organizations in Nunavut communities to take action to implement local solutions.

Annauma will serve to provide funding in the most impactful and respectful ways.

 

Annauma provides grants for people and organizations in Nunavut communities to take action to implement local solutions.

Annauma will serve to provide funding in the most impactful and respectful ways.

 

Subscribe to our bi-annual newsletter to learn more about our work, including how you can access future funding opportunities.

 
 

Community Nominated Award

Annauma’s Community Nominated Award will provide funding to a registered charity or non-profit organization based in Nunavut that has been recognized for meeting community needs in the past year.

Annauma trusts that community-based organizations know best what they need to serve their communities. With this in mind, the Community Nominated Award is for $100,000, meant to reflect organizational needs.

Nomination Form

Downloadable Nomination Guide

Consensus Granting Guide

Curious about consensus granting? Would you like to learn more about the history, process, and impact? We’re pleased to offer our Consensus Granting Guide as a downloadable PDF.

Content includes:

  • Explanations of Inuktitut Philanthropy and consensus granting

  • How consensus granting works, and how to participate

  • Schedules for consensus granting cohorts, and participant expectations

  • Eligibility criteria

  • Frequently asked questions

  • Upcoming opportunities for applications

DOWNLOADABLE CONSENSUS GRANTING GUIDE

We are developing our granting program.

Add your email to our list to learn more about how you can access future funding.

 
 

Funding Priorities

 
 

Inuit children and youth

 
Inuit arts and culture

Arts and culture

Community health and well being

 
Inuit opportunities fund

Community-identified opportunities

Education and learning