The application deadline has been pushed from April 15th to May 1st. |
Member Organizations may submit their applications ahead of the May 1st deadline (by April 24th latest) and receive advance approval for their requested PBF projects in order to support budgeting and return to play preparations. The total funding available to each Member Organization will be confirmed after the May 1st deadline when all applications have been approved. |
All MOs who complete their member renewal form and have no outstanding accounts will qualify for MAP, even if they do not register any participants this year. |
Apply for MAP Grant even if you're not sure if you will have a season in 2020. Your organization can always choose not to submit a follow-up report at a later date. |
For PBF funding, general operating costs such as administrative costs, facility rental costs, and referee game fees will be approved as an eligible expenditure (normally deemed as an ineligible expense), however SSA encourages MOs to align projects to strategic priorities where possible. Other eligible expenses would include line paint, printing costs, printer ink, office supplies, Paystone monthly fees, facility rental costs for programs, referee game fees, etc. Ineligible costs will be wages and staff costs. If you have other general operating costs that are not explicitly included in this list, submit these requests on your application and we will consider these on a case by case basis in consultation with the SSA Board and Sask Sport. |
Circumstances continue to evolve and updates continue to come from Canada Soccer, Sask Sport, and the SSA Board. If there are updates to be made, clarification will be provided in the approval letters in May. |
Member Organizations may submit their follow-up reports as soon as they have completed their projects and can request their final payment be sent before December, however, they will forgo any potential additional funding that may have been allocated during the over-submission process. |