Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Fund

Overview of the Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Fund program:

Established in 1962, the Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Foundation aims to enhance the religious, educational, and cultural life of Regina and the Province of Saskatchewan. The foundation supports a variety of initiatives, including outreach programs for those in need, educational opportunities, and the arts. Grants are available for program-based funding, capital or equipment funding, and operating funding. Priority is given to projects that are innovative or demonstrate collaboration across multiple organizations. Typically, grants range from $5,000 to $15,000.

Benefits of the Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Fund program:

• The foundation offers financial support to initiatives that promote social, cultural, religious, and other activities beneficial to communities in southern Saskatchewan, particularly in Regina. This includes support for outreach programs, educational opportunities, and the arts.

Eligibility criteria of the Lorne and Evelyn Johnson Fund program:

• Eligible applicants are Canadian registered charities. If an organization is not registered, a formal partnership with a charitable organization is required, along with a formal agreement included as part of the application. Priority is given to projects that are innovative or demonstrate collaboration across multiple organizations. Grants are not typically made to charities that operate primarily as grant-making organizations