Community groups in New Brunswick often face a common challenge: finding modest but meaningful funding to bring people together, strengthen local pride, or improve shared spaces. The Community Investment Fund offers a practical solution for not-for-profit organizations and community-based groups looking to move forward with projects that have clear social and economic value. Delivered by the Government of New Brunswick through the Regional Development Corporation, this program focuses on initiatives that help communities grow, celebrate their identity, and make better use of existing assets.
The fund is well suited to projects such as local festivals, special anniversary celebrations, volunteer recognition events, and broader community growth initiatives. This can include improving community spaces, enhancing recreation access, supporting community planning, or initiatives that boost civic pride and overall well-being. Funding is non-repayable and generally ranges from several hundred dollars to around $20,000, with support designed to cover a portion of eligible project costs. The intent is to help projects move ahead that might not otherwise be possible without provincial support.
Applications are assessed by the Regional Development Corporation, and the program is currently accepting proposals from organizations that meet certain requirements and align with the fund’s objectives. For community leaders considering a project that could make a lasting local impact, learning more about how the Community Investment Fund works can help determine if it’s the right fit.
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