More funding for students and community projects
LO’s Ottawa Chapter, Muskoka North Chapter and Landscape Designers Sector Group have all allocated new funds to support students and...
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Toronto Chapter Bursary Program 2026
Toronto Chapter has up to $15,000 in funding available to local community greening initiatives and educational projects. Applications are due...
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Muskoka North Chapter – Bursary Program
Students and organizations can apply for up to $5,000 in bursary funds available from the Chapter each year.
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Ottawa Chapter – Val Kirschner Award
Eligible students enrolled in the Horticulture Industries Program at Algonquin College have until Jan. 31 to apply for a $1,000...
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Ontario Student CLD Bursary Program
The Landscape Ontario Designers Sector Group has dedicated $3,000 annually to support the cost of the Certified Landscape Designer (CLD)...
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Toronto Chapter bursary program supports local initiatives
This year, nearly $13,000 has been distributed to support a wide range of worthy projects and initiatives in the Greater...
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Toronto Chapter Bursary Program 2025
The Toronto Chapter of Landscape Ontario is offering grants of up to $1,500 to support small-scale projects that: Promote wellness...
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Toronto Chapter bursary supports local community projects
Toronto Chapter awarded a total of $12,500 this year to 10 local projects under the chapter’s bursary program.
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Toronto Chapter Bursary Program
Toronto Chapter will distribute grants of up to $1,500 each to support small-scale projects that benefit various communities and neighbourhoods...
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Toronto Chapter Bursary Program 2024
Toronto Chapter will distribute grants of up to $1,500 each to support small-scale projects that benefit various communities and neighbourhoods...
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Toronto Chapter bursary program funds community projects across the GTA
Landscape Ontario’s Toronto Chapter Bursary Program supported the growth of pollinator and food gardens alike this year.
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Toronto Chapter continues to support community greening projects
Toronto Chapter Bursary Program distributes $15,000 to greening projects that contribute to environmental and social wellness.
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