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The Sprout Ideas Fellowship has supported over 100 participants to be part of a movement of youth-led community impact.

Fellowship Benefits

Sprout Ideas Fellows received access to a seed grant, training and skill-building, mentorship and additional funding opportunities in support of a volunteer-led project.

Seed Grant

All Fellows received a $500 grant upon completion of specific training and submitted project elements.

Access to Additional Funds

Fellows had the opportunity to access additional funds raised from Fellowship partners and donors.

Training and Peer Learning Circles

Fellows were engaged in a curated and supported learning experience that helps to build skills, connections and resilience as they implemented their projects.

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Fellowship Overview

The Fellowship was a 10-month guided skill-building experience from April 2023 to January 2024 with training, mentorship, seed grants and additional funding opportunities in support of a volunteer-led project.

Program objective

Mission of the Fellowship

The Sprout Ideas Fellowship has supported over 120 youth from across Canada in implementing their own community impact projects.

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History of Successful Programs

Sprout is a series of offerings that support young people to thrive as inspired social innovators. Through self-guided and facilitated online courses, camps, events, and educator training, we've been working since 2005 to grow a culture of social innovation in schools and communities across the globe.

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Land Acknowledgement

It is with respect, humility and kindness that our team would like to acknowledge the land that nourishes us. We acknowledge our interconnectedness and are thankful for the water that flows and the life that grows each day.

Our organization is comprised of a team from many diverse backgrounds who are situated on Indigenous lands across many First Nations, Inuit and Metis communities. In this context, we approach our work with a shared responsibility in upholding treaty agreements and awareness of the ancestors who have come before us, along with the impact of our efforts for generations to come. For thousands of years, the land on which our Toronto headquarters office operates has been a gathering place and traditional territory of the Anishinaabe (including the Mississaugas of the Credit), Haudenosaunee, and Huron-Wendat peoples. We also recognize the enduring presence of all First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples.