LDB Foundation is calling for Grant Applications

Apply by September 30, 2024

It is that time of year again. The Lac du Bonnet & District Charitable Foundation is calling for Grant Applications for its Spring Funding Session.  The Foundation will be accepting Grant Applications for community-based projects until September 30.

The Lac du Bonnet Foundation’s main goal is to support worthy projects within Lac du Bonnet and the surrounding area.  Any project of a charitable nature, big or small, that will benefit the community in a way that makes Lac du Bonnet a more livable, secure and caring community will be considered for financial support.

For Grant Application forms, further information on how to apply, and a full list of past and present grant recipients, please visit the Lac du Bonnet Foundation website at www.lacdubonnetfoundation.ca or contact the Foundation at info@lacdubonnetfoundation.ca

The Lac du Bonnet & District Charitable Foundation is a Community Foundations of Canada member and Canada Revenue Agency registered charity.  The monies granted are derived from returns on investment of an endowment fund managed by the Winnipeg Foundation on behalf of the Lac du Bonnet Foundation.

2024 Scholarship and Bursary Recipients

2024 Scholarship and Bursary Recipients – Congratulations

The Lac du Bonnet & District Charitable Foundation board members would like to congratulate this year’s recipients of the Winnipeg River Bursary and Chuck Reynolds Memorial Scholarship, both of which are administered by the LDB Foundation.

The awards were presented at the Lac du Bonnet Senior School’s Graduation Celebration which was held at the end of June.

This year, the following four students were award $1,000 each from the Winnipeg River Bursary Fund:

  • Vada Andrelunas received a bursary to pursue a career in Medical Radiologic Technology at the University of Winnipeg.
  • Makenna Nilsson will be pursuing a Bachelor of Nursing Degree at the University of Manitoba,
  • Haley Stevenson will be going the University of Manitoba to pursue a career as a Clinical Psychologist,
  • And Makenna Tyles will be pursuing a Bachelor of Nursing Degree specializing in Mental Health at the University of Manitoba.

The Chuck Reynolds Memorial Scholarship went to Jaedys Dancyt, who received $800 to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Manitoba.

The Foundation Board would like to congratulate as all of this year’s graduates and wish them every success as they begin this new and exciting chapter of their lives.