GIVING BACK IS THE ULTIMATE RETURN.
Get up to $2,500 for your community project.
Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan 4-H clubs have the
opportunity to earn up to $2,500 to fund a worthwhile community outreach
project in the area of health and nutrition, the environment, or
education.
A downloadable pdf with full instructions and an application
form is available here.
The Cargill Specialty Canola Program wants to help your 4-H
Club build a better, more sustainable tomorrow for your community through our Reaping
Returns Community Outreach Program.
Local 4-H Clubs in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta,
Canada, and North Dakota, U.S. can qualify for up to $2,500 to help carry out
worthwhile community projects focused on one or more of the following three
topics:
Health and Nutrition—projects that:
- Address long-term solutions to hunger
- Increase access to health education and/or basic health care
- Improve youth nutrition and wellness
Environment—projects that:
- Protect and improve accessibility to water resources
- Provide education on environmental conservation
- Promote sustainable agricultural practices
Education—projects that:
- Improve access to primary and secondary education for underprivileged children in Cargill communities
- Improve access to training and schooling to improve skills in science, technology and engineering
- Partner with higher education institutions to provide access to the best people and ideas relevant to agriculture, food and risk management
For more information on how the program works, 5 steps for a successful application, community project ideas, 4-H Club Leader Checklist and the 2014/2015 Funding Request Application please visit here:
To apply for funds, 4-H Club Leaders should work with theirteams
to complete these 5 steps: www.4-h-canada.ca/sites/default/files/2014-2015_reaping_returns_application.pdf
