ParticipACTION Community Challenge
June 1 – 30, 2024
Together we move!
Get ready to participate this June to get active, connect with others and help your community be crowned Canada’s Most Active Community and win $100,000 to support local sport and physical activity initiatives!
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About the challenge
What is the Community Challenge?
The ParticipACTION Community Challenge is a national physical activity and sport initiative that encourages everyone in Canada to get active throughout June in search of Canada’s Most Active Community.
Who can participate in the Community Challenge?
The Community Challenge is open to everyone! All community events registered on the challenge webpage from June 1 – 30 will count toward a community’s total score. After June 30, finalist communities will be invited to submit an application explaining why they deserve to be Canada’s Most Active Community. Individuals can also sign up and get moving in support of their community’s total by getting active in June.
How does the challenge promote equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility?
Everyone in Canada should have access to quality sport and physical activity opportunities that help them grow and thrive—physically, emotionally and socially.
We’re proud to provide funding through the Government of Canada’s Community Sport for All Initiative to community organizations who will be promoting or delivering sport and physical activity opportunities in June to equity-deserving groups, in particular Black, Indigenous, racialized, 2SLGBTQQIA+, persons with a disability, low-income populations and newcomers to Canada.
This funding will help level the playing field by reducing barriers to physical activity and sport and building stronger and healthier communities.
Coming soon: ParticipACTION Community Challenge grant program
As part of the 2024 challenge, ParticipACTION will be providing grants of up to $1,500 to community organizations to help them promote and deliver sport and physical activity opportunities to equity-deserving populations, in particular, Black, Indigenous, racialized, 2SLGBTQQIA+, persons with a disability, low-income populations and newcomers to Canada.
Community organizations can apply for these grants between January 16 and February 13.
Grant guidelines to be posted soon.
Communities in action
Community Challenge winners
2019
2021
2022
2023
Enderby,
British Columbia
North Grenville,
Ontario
Red Deer,
Alberta
Salisbury,
New Brunswick
2019 Enderby, British Columbia
2021 North Grenville, Ontario
2022 Red Deer, Alberta