Grimsby Curling Club Capital Fund Project

The Curling Club of Grimsby has  launched its Capital Restoration Fund through the National Sport Trust Fund (NSTF) – Ontario Chapter (administered by the Ontario Sport Network). Marking over 75 years of operation, the club is fundraising $500,000 to secure critical capital improvements for its facility. Because this program runs via a registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association , all eligible contributions qualify for official charitable tax receipts. 

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Project Scope & Funding Targets

The $500,000 capital campaign is designed to modernize the aging infrastructure to guarantee the club's long-term sustainability.

The raised funds are allocated to four priority targets:

The Ice Plant: Upgrading refrigeration equipment and plant systems to ensure reliable, high-quality ice.
Building Structure: Addressing vital structural repairs and roof/envelope moderation.
The Lounge: Refreshing the lounge area to support rentals, events, and member gatherings.
Equipment Upgrades: Replacing club-level sport infrastructure and operational equipment.

Tax-Receiptable Mechanics

As Grimsby Curling Club cannot issue charitable tax receipts directly under Canadian tax law, utilizing the National Sport Trust Fund creates a valid mechanism for donors:
Tax Dedication: Donors can directly target their contributions to the Grimsby Curling Club's Project Account #371
Official Receipts: The Ontario Sport Network processes the funds and dispenses official tax receipts.
Accessibility:   Donors can make direct contributions through the Ontario Sport Network Projects Portal or the Donate Button on the Club's website
That is linked to  https://www.ontariosportnetwork.ca/nstf-projects/371-grimsby-curling-club