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As of Fall 2007, funding requests will only be revised once per year.
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Law for the Future Fund
Apply for a Grant
The Canadian Bar Law for the Future Fund (LFFF) has grants available for innovative projects in the field of law.
Projects eligible for consideration must be of national interest and/or of benefit to the general public and must be in at least one of the following fields:
- legal research
- legal education
- legislation and law reform
- administration of justice
LFFF does not provide funding for capital projects, ongoing operating expenses, budget deficits, general fund drives, annual charitable appeals, scholarships, sabbaticals, conferences and seminars, and applications relating exclusively to publication costs, equipment purchases and travel costs. No permanent commitments are made in support of a project, and no grants are made that would result in financial gain to an individual or organization. More detailed grant application information.
Completed application forms must be mailed to:
The Canadian Bar Law for the Future Fund
865 Carling Avenue - Suite 500
Ottawa, ON K1S 5S8
To be considered, applications must include the following documents:
- federal charitable registration number;
- oganization's budget for the current and preceding years;
- audited financial statement for organization;
- brief history and purposes of organization;
- list of Board of Directors of organization.
Deadline for application is October 15 of each year. All applications are reviewed by a five-member Board of Trustees consisting of three CBA members, a member of the Bench and a lay person. Successful applicants are notified in writing.
For more information, e-mail Marie-Claude Noël at marieclauden@cba.org.
