Congratulations to all our grant recipients!

WWF is pleased to recognize all of the recipients of the Green CommUnity School Grants Program. Now entering the 4th year of the program, 120 projects are under way across the country. These projects represent everything the Green CommUnity Program is looking for:
  • reduced impact on the environment
  • positive solutions and leadership
  • connecting children with nature
  • inspiration for students and communities to take action
The innovative and educational projects these grants support demonstrate how we can all have a positive impact on our environment when we work together. Thanks to the generous support of Loblaw Companies Limited, these schools have each received up to $5,000 to complete their projects. To date, WWF has provided $400,000 in grants to school groups, helping kick off real long term change.

Learn More

Applications for the spring program are now closed. Winners will be announced in May 2012.

We will begin accepting applications for the fall program in September/October 2012.

Meet Our Grantees

Check out the interactive map to see what schools near you are doing. We will update this site as projects progress, so keep checking back for inspiring pictures and stories!


You can check out all of our Green CommUnity School Grant recipients by clicking on any of the provinces below or in the left hand navigation.

Alberta | British Columbia | Manitoba | New Brunswick | Newfoundland and Labrador | Northwest Territories | Nova Scotia | Nunavut | Ontario | Prince Edward Island | Quebec | Saskatchewan | Yukon Territories

Map Instructions

Please find a map legend below. Click on any icon to display the school name and project information. You can zoom in and out of the map to view a specific region or province.
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Green School Grants map legend
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Thank you!

Special thanks to Loblaw Companies Limited for their generous support of our Green CommUnity School Grants Program and WWF-Canada's public mobilization initiatives. Together, Loblaw and WWF are working to mobilize individuals to take simple but meaningful actions toward sustainable living