The Marmora and Area Curling Club has been fortunate to have received many grants over the years, starting with a Wintario grant to help establish the curling building and infrastructure in 1977-78. Over the last 40+ years, the club has received over $700,000 in grants which has been very helpful in establishing and maintaining a high quality curling environment, while still keeping the sport of curling affordable for residents from Marmora and the surrounding areas.
Grant Summary
| 2021-22 New Horizons for Seniors:
$25,000 for safety & security infrastructure, including an awning and handrail for the west exit, a new east stairwell handrail, and a security camera system. |
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| 2021-22 Ontario Trillium Foundation: Resilient Communities Fund:
$36,300 to procure equipment to support COVID-19 precautions and procedures, including air purification and dishwashing equipment, larger circular lounge tables, washable lounge chair coverings, and additional curling equipment. |
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| 2020-21 New Horizons for Seniors:
$24,050 for curling equipment infrastructure including header piping replacement, ducting for over-ice dehumidifier and additional ice monitoring equipment sensors. |
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| 2019-20 Ontario Trillium Foundation:
$145,000 grant over 5 months to renovate substandard washrooms and replace an inadequate heating and ventilation system. |
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| 2018-19 New Horizons for Seniors:
$25,000 for ice making and maintenance systems including an RO water system and over-ice heating improvements. |
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| 2015-16 Ontario Trillium Foundation & Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program: $162,400 over 3 months to replace aging ice making equipment and assist with capital upgrades. |
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| 2010-11 Ontario Trillium Foundation:
$66,800 over one year to provide accessible upgrades to the curling rink, allowing all community members barrier-free access to services and events held within the facility. |
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| 2009-10 Ontario Trillium Foundation:
$12,300 over one year to purchase supplies and equipment that will help increase community awareness and encourage participation in the sport of curling. |
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| 2006-07 Ontario Trillium Foundation:
$43,700 over one year to repair and improve ice-making equipment, ensuring the club continues to offer a well-maintained and reliable curling rink and community facility. |
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| 2002-03 Ontario Trillium Foundation:
$58,700 over one year to replace aging and inefficient ice-making and heating equipment. |
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| 1977-78 Wintario:
$102,700 contribution towards the building’s construction in 1977 & 1978. |
