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The application process for the 2017 Community Service Grants is now open

The application process for the 2017 Community Service Grants is now open | iNFOnews.ca
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OSOYOOS – The Town of Osoyoos assists non-profit organizations and community groups each year by way of the Community Service Grant Program. Organizations and community groups will be considered for receiving grant funding if their grant application meets the legislative criteria.

Applications can be completed online by clicking here.

Paper copies are also available at Town Hall (8707 Main Street) or the Sonora Community Centre (8505 68 Avenue).

Please complete questions as required. All applications must be submitted by 12:00 pm (noon) on Friday, February 24, 2017.

Gerald Davis
Director of Community Services
8505 68 Avenue, Box 3010
Osoyoos  BC  V0H 1V0
(T)    250.495.4621
(F)    250.495.5136
(E)   gdavis@osoyoos.ca

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