The funding application process has gone through extensive revisions. As for now, this is the new alpha phase funding process for 2018-2019. Finishing touches are still being added. If you have filled last year’s funding registration form, please complete the new Funding Application on this website. We will not accept any outdated Funding Application.
The Funding Application for the 2018-2019 academic year is now open. The deadline for Fall Funding Applications is December 1st, 2018. Before completing a Funding Application, please ensure that you are familiar with the following steps:
For specific regulations pertaining to funding, please see the Internal Regulations of Finances (-05: Funding Committee).
For any inquiries in regards to space accommodation due to the University Centre closure, please contact the Funding Commissioner for more information.
The Club Fund is meant to provide funding for club activities throughout the semester, instead of on a per-event basis. The Club Fund is only open to full-status SSMU clubs. For year-long funding, clubs must apply during the Fall and Winter semesters. In your application, please only include the events and their corresponding budgets for the current semester.
The Campus Life Fund is a project/event-specific source of financial assistance for various initiatives taking place on or near campus including, but not limited to, projects, events, conferences, publications, and production of an academic, social, or athletic nature.
The Ambassador Fund is a source of financial assistance for McGill Students to participate in competitions and conferences of an academic nature. Ambassador Fund applications must be event specific and off-campus. If you are hosting an academic event on or near campus we advise you to apply to the Campus Life Fund instead. The Ambassador Fund is open to tier III sports teams.
The Green Fund is a source of financial assistance for sustainable initiatives led by student groups or for initiatives to promote a culture of sustainability on campus. Initiatives that reduce the environmental impact of a group, and in doing so increase the associated expenses, are also eligible. For more information regarding what constitutes an environmental initiative, please see the SSMU Sustainability Policy.
Please note that the Green Fund will not subside the following:
For more information regarding the eligibility for this fund, please contact the SSMU Environment Commissioners at environment@ssmu.ca.
The Space Fund is a source of financial assistance to support physical improvements in buildings on campus. Projects using the Space Fund have included furniture for undergraduate society offices, renovations to Ghetto Shul’s kitchen, the Flat Bike Collective vending machine, and other such projects.
The Community Engagement Fund is a source of financial assistance for projects which foster community building between the McGill community and external communities. Importantly, the fund is primarily intended for community engagement initiatives, not for events with the sole purpose of fundraising. Examples of projects that are funded by the charity fund are those involved in community development and the provision of social services and social capital or those where McGill students participate in and are directly engaged in a project in the community. Funding is prioritized for projects that provide services which are linked to the skill-sets of the service providers.
For more information on the eligibility of your project, please contact the Funding Commissioner at fundcom@ssmu.ca.
The Equity Fund is a source of financial assistance for projects, research, and policies that aim to end discrimination and promote accessibility and inclusivity in the McGill community. These initiatives may foster leadership, encourage civic engagement, or make observable differences in the representation or experiences of individuals who are members of historically and/or currently disadvantaged groups.
The Mental Health Fund source of financial assistance to contribute to the promotion of mental health awareness, improvement of students’ mental health, and/or the destigmatization of mental health issues on campus.
The Students’ Society Awards of Distinction are designed to recognize students who have demonstrated a combination of strengths in both extra-curricular activities and academics at McGill University.
Scholarships valued at two thousand dollars ($2000) each, will be awarded. To be eligible, a candidate must be a SSMU member* who will have completed a minimum of twelve (12) credits during the current academic year (2018-2019) and be studying at McGill or another academic institution in an undergraduate program in the next academic year (2019-2020).
*Graduating students are not eligible.
All applications must include the following:
To support student groups in the development of special projects of a cultural, athletic or educational nature, the McGill Alumni Association and University Advancement provide financial support in the form of sponsorships ranging from $250 to $750. The objective of the Student Sponsorship Program is to support student groups for projects that promote outside-the-classroom student experiences and/or student-alumni engagement opportunities.
Applications are reviewed three times per year and must be received by the deadline dates below. Please take note of the time frame in which events must take place in order for funding to be granted.
For more information, please visit the Student Leaders at McGill page.
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