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Rotary Club to release more relief funding
The Jasper Park Cycling Association has big plans to improve the Jasper Bike Park in 2026. JPCA received funding from Rotarians as part of the Rotary's fire-recovery support. More funding is now available for qualifying community groups. // Jasper Local file (2022)
Community, News
Friday, February 13, 2026
Rotary Club to release more relief funding

Rotarians are making available a second round of fire relief funding for local Jasper-area organizations.

The Rotary District 5370 Charitable Foundation (RDCF) has completed its first round of wildfire relief funding, approving $56,216 in grants, according to a press release.

Now, Doug Campbell, grant coordinator of St. Albert-based RDCF 5370, said another $67,000 is available to qualified charities and qualified donees, with priority given to projects that address mental health, recreation, education and seniors’ support.

“All applications must be directly wildfire-related, sustainable and clearly defined,” Campbell clarified. 

Jasper’s Young Navigator program, which helps empower youth as leaders on Jasper’s path to recovery, was supported with funding from Rotarians. There is new money available, Rotary has announced. // Supplied

Funding in the initial round was awarded to the Crisis Team Jasper Society, the Municipality of Jasper, the Jasper United Church/Anglican Church, the Jasper Park Cycling Association and the Girl Guides of Canada. Each group had projects which supported recovery efforts following the July 2024 wildfire, according to the Rotary. 

The Jasper Park Cycling Association received funding from Rotarians as part of the Rotary’s fire-recovery support. More funding is now available for qualifying community groups. // Jasper Local file (2023)

Campbell advised applicants to contact him directly to discuss project eligibility. 


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