Annual Report 2021-22
Funded Partners 2021-22
Funding Recipients 2021-22
The following organizations received funding directly from United Way Halifax in 2021-22 for United Way Halifax Community Fund programs, Neighbourhood Kitchen Fund projects, COVID-19 Support and Targeted Giving. These amounts do not include designations from donors.
Community Fund Programs
The following organizations received funding through multi-year contracts, for programs that address poverty, housing and homelessness and inclusive communities. The total funding for Community Fund programs was approximately $1.2 million in 2021-22.
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Alice House
$30,000 -
Bayers Westwood Family Resource Centre
$62,000 -
Bryony House
$57,561.96 -
Canadian Mental Health Association Halifax - Dartmouth Branch
$90,000 -
Chebucto Connections
$84,000 -
Chebucto Family Centre
$25,000 -
East Preston Day Care Centre
$20,000 -
Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia
$38,000 -
Fairview Family Resource Centre
$55,000 -
Freedom Foundation of N.S.
$35,000 -
Halifax Nova Scotia Down Syndrome Society
$6,000 -
LOVE Nova Scotia
$25,000 -
Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre
$58,000 -
Musquodoboit Valley Family Resource Centre
$46,000 -
Nova Scotia Sea School
$24,000 -
Society of Deaf & Hard of Hearing Nova Scotians
$50,900 -
Spencer House Seniors' Centre
$25,000 -
St. George's YouthNet
$10,000 -
St. Paul's Family Resource Institute
$15,000 -
Stepping Stone
$45,000 -
The Club Inclusion
$47,100 -
The John Howard Society of Nova Scotia
$60,000 -
The Marguerite Centre
$35,000 -
The North Grove
$65,000 -
The Public Good Society of Dartmouth
$45,000 -
The Youth Project
$15,000 -
Veith House
$41,000 -
Welcome Housing & Support Services
$48,000 -
Youth Voices of Nova Scotia Society
$6,000 -
YWCA Halifax
$45,000
Neighbourhood Kitchen Fund
The Neighbourhood Kitchen Fund provides funding for one-time capital updates and new equipment to enhance and transform neighbourhood kitchens across HRM. The following organizations received funding for projects in 2021-22. The total funding for Neighbourhood Kitchen Fund projects was $194,236.
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Akoma Holdings Inc.
$45,783 -
Bayers Westwood Family Resource Centre
$4,915 -
Beechville Baptist Church
$10,460 -
Hope Blooms
$10,000 -
Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre
$70,000 -
Musquodoboit Valley Family Resource Centre
$9,909 -
Old School Community Gathering Place
$4,118 -
Souls Harbour Rescue Mission
$1,192 -
St. Paul's Family Resource Institute
$5,600 -
The North Grove
$32,259
COVID-19 Support
The following organizations received one-time COVID-19 support funding through the Government of Canada’s Emergency Community Support Fund. In 2021-22, organizations received approximately $165,000.
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Adsum Association for Women & Children
$5,000 -
Alice House
$2,500 -
Beechville Baptist Church
$9,000 -
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Halifax
$2,000 -
Canadian Mental Health Association Halifax - Dartmouth Branch
$5,000 -
Chebucto Connections
$5,000 -
Coverdale Courtwork Society
$3,500 -
Delmore "Buddy" Daye Learning Institute
$9,000 -
East Preston Day Care Centre
$9,000 -
Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia
$1,980 -
Family SOS Association
$6,000 -
Halifax Refugee Clinic
$7,000 -
Halifax Transition House Association
$7,000 -
Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia
$5,000 -
Love Nova Scotia
$9,000 -
Mi'kmaw Native Friendship Centre
$10,000 -
North End Community Health Association
$7,000 -
NS Association of Black Social Workers
$9,000 -
Old School Community Gathering Place
$2,625 -
Parker Street Food & Furniture Bank
$5,000 -
Regional Independent Student Association
$7,000 -
Spencer House Seniors' Centre
$4,248 -
Society of Deaf & Hard Of Hearing Nova Scotians
$5,400 -
St. George's YouthNet
$3,000 -
Stepping Stone
$5,000 -
The John Howard Society of Nova Scotia
$7,000 -
The Youth Project
$6,145 -
Vineyard Christian Fellowship
$2,600 -
Welcome Housing & Support Services
$5,000
Targeted Giving
Organizations receive funding when corporate donors indicate a particular funding goal. In 2021-22, there was only one recipient of targeted giving.
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LOVE Nova Scotia
$7,500
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Funded Partners 2021-22
The following organizations received funding directly from United Way Halifax in 2021-22.