Claystone Waste Ltd. is pleased to announce that its Community Grant Program is awarding $29,000 to 13 community organizations as part of its Spring 2026 intake.
The Community Grant Program supports local organizations that strengthen communities through recreation, education, culture, wellness, food security, libraries, emergency services, support for veterans, and other initiatives that enhance quality of life across the Beaver County region. By investing in these organizations, Claystone is helping ensure valuable programs and services remain available to residents, supporting the continued operation of important community resources while fostering vibrant, resilient communities throughout the region.
The following organizations have been selected to receive funding:
- Beaver Ambulance Society
- Holden Cemetery Committee
- Holden Community Hall Association
- Holden Royal Canadian Legion, Branch No. 56
- Maplelatte Animal Shelter Society
- Roots for Empathy
- Ryley Canadian Legion Branch No. 02.192
- Ryley McPherson Municipal Library
- Tofield Branch for Nakoota Sea Cadets
- Viking Agriculture Society
- Viking Curling Club
- Viking Municipal Library
- Wecan Food Basket Society
Applications are now open for Intake 2 of the Claystone Community Grant Program. Eligible organizations can apply between now and November 30, with successful applicants to be notified and announced in December.
The Community Grant Program offers funding through four grant categories:
- Program and Event Grants
- General Operating Grants
- Capital Grants
- In-Kind Grants
Eligible not-for-profit organizations, community groups, and sporting organizations are encouraged to apply.
To learn more about the Community Grant Program and submit an application, visit www.claystonewaste.com/grants.
