tuxedo community centre
'Where the community comes together'
GCWCC Subsidy
Tuxedo Community Centre is committed to being a welcoming and inclusive space for all families. We believe that every child should have the oppurtunity to participate in sports, regardless of financial circumstances. Sports offer so many benefits, from building teamwork skills and self-confidence to encouraging a healthy, active lifestyle. We want to ensure that no child misses out simply beacuse of financial barriers. Together, let's make sports accessible and fun for everyone!
The GCWCC Subsidy program is designed to help families who need financial assistance to register their child in Community Centre programs.
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Community Centres review and approve the applications.
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Applications received directly from parents or guardians will not be accepted.
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All funding is sent to the Community Centre, it is not forwarded to families or other sport organizations.
If you or someone you know needs assistance to apply for the subsidy please contact our Program Coordinator at tuxedoprogramming@gmail.com.
Confidentiality is our priority. We handle all financial-assistance inquires with care and discretion, ensuring families can access support without worry or judgment. Your information is protected, respected, and used only to help us provide the right resources for your child's participation in sports.
other Subsidy programs in winnipeg
Below are some other subsidy programs available in Winnipeg.
These programs are operated outside of the community centre plese see the links below for more information.
Reduces the cost of admission passes, leisure cards, and registered programs at city fitness and leisure centres or indoor pools. Applications can be submitted in person, by mail, or via email.
Provides grants up to $500 per eligible child (aged 18 and under) per calendar year to help cover organized sport registration and equipment costs. Applications are typically due by the 15th of each month.
Offers individual child grants up to $300 for children aged 4 to 18 to participate in organized sports and physical activities, based on financial need.
Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund: Provides up to $500 specifically for hockey registration fees for eligible families meeting low-income guidelines
