Aug 16, 2010 - Community Gaming Grants Support Youth and Disabled Sports, Youth Education, and Search and Rescue Organizations

Last updated on October 19, 2018

In the latest round of community gaming grant distributions, more than 450 local organizations across British Columbia have received community gaming grants for sports programs that benefit youth and people with a disability.

Additionally, the government is awarding $280,000 in special community gaming grants to two non-profit organizations – the British Columbia Search and Rescue Association for liability insurance for volunteer search and rescue organizations around the province, and the British Columbia Original Minds Association for youth education programs across BC.

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Aug 16, 2010 - Community Gaming Grants Support Youth and Disabled Sports, Youth Education, and Search and Rescue Organizations

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