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Revitalization Extensive Project Fund (REPF)
The Revitalization Extensive Project Fund (REPF) offers applicants the opportunity to apply for funding for larger-scale projects in Revitalization Areas.
Offered by Urban Planning and Economy (City of Edmonton)
Amount
Funding for larger scale projects from $20,001 up to $50,000
Quick eligibility check
Years in business
No minimum stated
Employees
No limit stated
Revenue
No limit stated
Legal structure
Incorporated, non-profit
Location
Who can apply
For 2026, the grant is only available for Central McDougall, Queen Mary Park and Inglewood neighbourhoods.
In order to be eligible to apply for the REPF, organizations and businesses must be:
- Registered (not -for-profit) or incorporated (for-profit, enterprise, or homeowners association) under a provincial or federal act
- Supporting community development initiatives in connection with Community Services or Neighbourhood Services, or providing fiscal agency for an organization, group or individual that is eligible for funding
- Be in good standing with the City of Edmonton (that is, no outstanding financial requirements, funds owed to the City,including but not limited to property taxes, or reporting for other City grants previously awarded)
About the funding
The Fund is guided by core and secondary criteria that ensure that grant resources are used efficiently and effectively and are aligned with Revitalization objectives.
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