The new rain garden in Fred Hamilton Park - This grant project involved the retrofit of a park building to capture rainwater and then store it in an underground cistern. The rainwater can be retrieved using child-friendly hand pump and then used to water trees, shrubs and other plantings.
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These funding programs represent a form of partnership with community based organizations which in turn contribute significantly to the goals in relation to community capacity, equitable access, well being, diversity, civic participation and civic cohesion.
The City offers owners of single-family, duplex and triplex residential homes a subsidy of up to $3,400 per property to install flood protection devices.
Homeowners who have applied for a building permit may be eligible for a property tax reduction, if their property was demolished, damaged or renovated during the year.
The Fund supports local small businesses to implement reuse systems that replace single-use and takeaway items with reusable foodservice ware that is collected and redistributed for further use.
The Climate Action Fund supports community-led projects, activities and events that raise awareness and increase community engagement on climate action.
The Commercial Façade Improvement Program provides funding to commercial and private property owners to redesign, renovate or restore commercial or industrial building façades.
On-going and stable support to Toronto’s not-for-profit community organizations to deliver high quality and relevant services that respond to the changing needs of the community and strengthen the City’s well-being.
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