The Toronto Chapter of Landscape Ontario is offering grants of up to $1,500 to support small-scale projects that: Promote wellness Benefit the environment (e.g., pollinator gardens) Provide community or educational value Funds can be used for materials like seeds, plants, and tools. Projects must show community benefit, with municipal approval needed for public spaces. Apply now to make a difference in your neighbourhood!

Toronto Chapter awarded a total of $12,500 this year to 10 local projects under the chapter’s bursary program.

Toronto Chapter will distribute grants of up to $1,500 each to support small-scale projects that benefit various communities and neighbourhoods within our region.

Landscape Ontario’s Toronto Chapter Bursary Program supported the growth of pollinator and food gardens alike this year.

Toronto Chapter Bursary Program distributes $15,000 to greening projects that contribute to environmental and social wellness.

Landscape Ontario's Toronto Chapter is now accepting applications for the 2019 bursary program. Applications must be submitted by Friday May 3.

Over $300,000 in scholarships has been awarded in the last 10 years alone.

Toronto Chapter provides financial support to a number of community greening projects.

Committee selects 13 projects to share the $10,000 bursary funds.

Grade 12 student Nathaniel Brinkman receives the chapter’s bursary award.