BRAMPTON – The City of Brampton is announcing 159 non-profit and charitable organizations receiving funding through the 2025 Advance Brampton Fund (ABF). This year, the City is granting $1.75 million to support a diverse range of community initiatives, marking the largest allocation in the program’s history.
Brampton’s non-profit sector plays a vital role in providing programs and services that address community needs. Through the 2025 Advance Brampton Fund, the City is dedicated to supporting this sector across three key areas:
- Arts and culture: Initiatives that promote cultural expression and increase resident participation in arts and culture.
- Community safety: Programs that foster safer communities and support inclusion and a sense of belonging.
- Recreation: Recreational programs that promote physical, mental and emotional well-being.
About the Advance Brampton Fund
The Advance Brampton Fund is a community granting program that supports non-profit sector development and provides municipal funding to eligible Brampton-based non-profit or charitable organizations for strong project proposals that align with strategic priorities. Since its inception in 2020, the Advance Brampton Fund has approved more than $6.1 million in funding for 559 projects that enhance the quality of life for Brampton residents by supporting innovative, community-focused programs.
2026 Advance Brampton Fund Applications
Applications for the 2026 Advance Brampton Fund will open in the fall. For more information about the Advance Brampton Fund and for the list of 2025 recipients, visit brampton.ca/abf.
“The non-profit sector plays an essential role in delivering impactful projects that complement City services and meet the evolving needs of our community. Through the Advance Brampton Fund, we are proud to support initiatives that strengthen our city and enhance the quality of life for all residents. This year, we are making the largest investment in the history of the Advance Brampton Fund, $1.75 million to support 159 non-profits and charities. This milestone investment reflects our continued commitment to empowering organizations that support our residents by giving them the tools they need to succeed.”- Patrick Brown, Mayor of Brampton