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Manitoba Council for International Co-Operation Inc. grants

Public foundation in Winnipeg, Manitoba · Website

Given to charities in 2024
$1.5 million
Charities funded in 2024
47
Typical gift (median)
$14,146

How to apply

Accepts applications

How
Complete and submit the fund-specific application forms and budget templates available on the MCIC website (Development Fund, Theme Fund, Relief and Rehabilitation Fund, or Community Solidarity Fund).
Deadlines
Development Fund: Oct 15 by 11:59 pm CST. Theme Fund: Jan 31, 2026 by 11:59 pm CST. Relief and Rehabilitation: No specific deadline. Community Solidarity Fund: Spring and fall (current round: June 24, 2026 at 5:00 pm).
What they fund
International development, relief and rehabilitation following disasters, global citizenship, sustainability, and community-based projects in the Global South.
Where
Global South / overseas (applicants must be Manitoba-based organizations/MCIC members or Manitoba not-for-profit community-based organizations).
Typical grant, as they describe it
$6,000 - $130,000 (Development: $6,500 - $130,000; Theme: up to $20,000; Relief & Rehab: $10,000 - $25,000; CSF: $6,000 - $8,000)

Summarized by AI from Manitoba Council for International Co-Operation Inc.'s own website on October 18, 2026. Check their site before you apply, because programs and deadlines change. Read from: mcic.ca/members-and-partners/funding-for-international-projects, mcic.ca

Who Manitoba Council for International Co-Operation Inc. funded in 2024

The 15 largest of 47 gifts to registered charities.

  • World Vision CanadaOntario$150,000
  • Mennonite Central CommitteeManitoba$130,000
  • iDE International Development Enterprises Association Inc.Manitoba$101,455
  • Doctors Without BordersOntario$95,704
  • Canadian UNICEF CommitteeOntario$83,117
  • Canadian Lutheran World ReliefManitoba$78,931
  • Emmanuel International CanadaOntario$61,944
  • Mennonite Economic Development Associates of CanadaOntario$50,345
  • Kuwala Christian Girls School Inc.Manitoba$49,000
  • Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and PeaceQuebec$47,612
  • Save the Children CanadaOntario$47,235
  • The Governors of the University of AlbertaAlberta$43,779
  • Tearfund CanadaOntario$42,639
  • Opportunity International Canada FoundationOntario$42,627
  • Change for Children AssociationAlberta$39,000

Where the money went in 2024

  • Ontario20 charities, $769,400
  • Manitoba17 charities, $472,800
  • Alberta6 charities, $139,900
  • Quebec2 charities, $57,900
  • British Columbia2 charities, $39,600

Giving by year

YearTotal givenGiftsMedian gift
2024$1.5 million47$14,146
2023$3.9 million59$50,421
2022$3.4 million52$39,098
2021$2.1 million43$30,933
2020$1.7 million40$15,501
2019$1.1 million35$16,197

What they told the CRA they do

  • Programing for students and educators and the general public. Capacity building for our member organizations and others. Education and awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals. International Development Week activities. Administration of the Manitoba Government Matching Grant Program supporting our members' international development work. Fund for Innovation and Transformation --Providing grants to small and medium sized Canadian organizations to test innovative solutions in the Global South.

Giving figures are gifts to registered charities (qualified donees) as Manitoba Council for International Co-Operation Inc. reported them in its T3010 returns to the Canada Revenue Agency, fiscal 2019 to 2024. Business number 103481032RR0001.

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