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Our skilled advisors from all over Canada bring decades of social and environmental expertise to Small Change Fund and vet thoroughly every project you see on our site, so you can make a donation with the confidence that you will make a difference. Your donation will not only go to the very people you read about on this site, you will also receive a project report from the group once their project has been implemented. Read on to see the full list of projects or click on one of the boxes below to view projects by category.

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Clayoquot Watershed Monitoring

Ahousaht , BC

RAISED: $25 NEEDED: $3475

The recent downturn in the economy has adversely affected our community and has led to a significant number of job losses. This has resulted in an erosion in the employment base throughout our rural area. The recession has been much more pronounced in communities such as ours and has resulted in a marked increase general migration of population away from this area towards areas with more favourable employment prospects.

Endangered Cultus Fish Logo

Soowahlie First Nation territory in Chilliwack, BC

RAISED: $60 NEEDED: $2493.88

3 million visitors each year are loving our cherished lake to death – and risk making the Cultus Pygmy Skulpin extinct. Our project inspires young people in our community to get creative about saving our Culuts Lake and our completely unique, native inhabitant.

GreenHere Harvests: Community orchard in the city

Toronto, ON

RAISED: $375 NEEDED: $4625

Only 49 days left to donate! — GreenHere is a registered charity dedicated to increasing green space in Toronto’s Davenport neighbourhood. This project will help low income residents access fresh fruit in their communities through community harvesting.

Live, Learn and Lead: The Eastwood Food Project

Kitchener, ON

RAISED: $2951 NEEDED: $2049

Hungry kids can’t concentrate in school. Help us feed more students so they can excel in our classrooms, our neighbourhood and in their lives.

Lovers Lane Lost: A Community’s Passion Found

Cocagne, NB

RAISED: $404 NEEDED: $4596

Only 38 days left to donate! —

For generations, Lover’s Lane was the perfect spot for teenagers to kiss under the stars and watch the ocean roll in. Coastal erosion and flooding, caused by climate change, has consumed the paved areas and beach, and the flood waters wash right over the lane during storm surges.

PhotoVoice Workshop for First Nations Communities

Sandy Lake First Nation, ON

RAISED: $610 NEEDED: $3390

Photovoice is used in community development, public health, and education to combine photography with grassroots social action. In our PhotoVoice Workshop, participants in Sandy Lake First Nation have a voice about issues in their community through their photographs. Together they discuss their photos, develop narratives and identify actions to take.