McConnell Foundation: Reconciliation Focus Area provides funding up to $1,000,000, and prioritizes Indigenous-led economic projects, as well as Indigenous-led collaborative projects.

Indigenous Community-Based Climate Monitoring Program provides funding of various amounts for projects revolving around Indigenous community-based climate monitoring.

Community Opportunity Readiness Program (CORP) – Program Guidelines Eligible initiatives under CORP include: Economic opportunities, Business planning, advisory services and training, commercial development, and market development for a single community-owned business.

Indigenous Community-Based Climate Monitoring Program supports Indigenous-led projects that monitor climate and the environmental effects of climate change within community boundaries and on traditional territories using Indigenous Knowledge Systems and western science.

Program Guidelines – Lands and Economic Development Services Program (LEDSP) provides support to First Nation and Inuit Communities to assist with enhancing the economic development, land and environmental capacity.

Aquatic Ecosystems Restoration Fund supports efforts that protect and restore coastal as well as supporting the co-benefits of aquatic restoration activities.

Climate Change and Health Adaptation Program is designed to build capacity for climate change and health adaptation by funding community-designed and driven projects.

Northern Participant Funding Program for Indigenous peoples and other Northerners to participate meaningfully in impact assessments and some regulatory processes of major projects in Yukon, Nunavut, the Northwest Territories.

New Relationship Trust: Guardians and Stewardship Training Initiative (GSTI) provides funding ranging from $50,000-$300,000 depending on the stream. Streams range from communities interested in beginning a Guardians program to providing further funding for training existing Guardians programs.

The Heritage Legacy Fund provides funding ranging from $5,000-$50,000 and focuses on projects surrounding heritage conservation, awareness, planning, and Indigenous partnerships.

Declaration Act Engagement Fund (DAEF) will support and enhance sustainable capacity development within First Nation communities to provide knowledge, advice, and guidance that assists the Province of B.C. in amending or developing laws to align with the UN Declaration.

Funding for First Nations with claims at the Specific Claims Tribunal of Canada Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada can provide funding to support First Nations who choose to file a specific claim with the Specific Claims Tribunal of Canada.

Local Government Climate Action Program provides funding for local governments and Modern Treaty Nations to plan and implement climate action that will reduce emissions, create new opportunities for people in the clean economy and prepare communities for future climate impacts.

Agriculture Water Infrastructure Program (AWP): Stream 3 Assessments, Engineering Studies or Plans supports Community Infrastructure, Climate Preparedness and Adaptation.

Climate Action Partners Program supports governments and other organizations throughout B.C. in achieving their climate action goals through the roles that communities and utilities play, as identified in the Province’s CleanBC Roadmap.

Community Based Justice Fund Application supports in applying culturally appropriate and least restrictive approaches at every point in time of an individual’s journey through the justice system.

Community to Community Program supports the advancement of First Nation/local government reconciliation and relationship building through the development of agreements (such as protocols, MOUs, and service agreements etc.)

Salmon Resiliency Grant Program provides one-year and multi-year funding to support First Nations in British Columbia in leading initiatives that protect and restore wild Pacific salmon, strengthen watershed and habitat health.

Climate Emergency Grant Program supports First Nations in BC to respond to urgent environmental emergencies affecting ecosystems and species in their territories.

The Seeds grant provides funding up to $100,000 for organizational planning, piloting a new program, and building capacity to plan for future programs and services. The grant application period is from July 22, 2026 to August 19, 2026, for those interested!

The Indigenous Participation Fund provides funding for projects to improve the capacity of Indigenous communities to participate in consultation related to mineral exploration and mine development, and economic opportunities associated with the minerals sector.

The Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness Stream provides financial support for up to $1.5 million for companies in capital equipment, technology adoption, and/or skills development.

First Nation Adapt Program is available for projects led by First Nation communities and organizations located south of the 60th parallel that assess the impacts of climate change and increase climate resilience in support of self-determined priorities.

The Indigenous Initiatives Fund IV (IIF IV) is a financial assistance program for Indigenous communities in Québec that covers a five-year period (2022-2023 to 2026-2027) in the Lawrence region.