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  • About

    About

    • What We Do
    • Advocacy
    • Heritage Update
    • Plans and Reports
    • Membership
    • Donate
    • Sponsors
    • Board of Directors
    • Staff
  • Events & Activities

    Events & Activities

    • 2022 Conference
    • BC Heritage Awards
    • Heritage Week
    • Dates to Know
  • Learning Centre

    Learning Centre

    • ICH: Creating a Community-Based Inventory
    • Climate Adaptation: Making a Case
    • Climate Adaptation: Framework and Implementation
    • Intangible Cultural Heritage
    • Setting the Bar: A Reconciliation Guide for Heritage
    • A Guide to Making a Case for Heritage
    • Heritage Conservation Tools: Resource Guides
    • Webinars On-Demand
    • Other Heritage Education Programs
  • Cultural Maps

    Cultural Maps

    • Submerged Heritage Resources
    • Columbia Basin Region Heritage Places
    • Francophone Historic Places Map
    • Chinese Canadian Historic Places Map
    • Japanese Canadian Historic Places
    • South Asian Canadian Map
    • War Monuments and Memorials Map
    • Mapping Heritage
  • Resources

    Resources

    • Accessibility for Historic Places
    • Conservation in BC Reports
    • Definitions and Heritage FAQs
    • Funding Opportunities
    • Heritage Real Estate
    • State of Heritage: Provincial Roundtables
    • Indigenous Cultural Heritage
    • Local Government: Library of Source Documents
    • Racism: Do Not Let the Forgetting Prevail
    • Heritage Quick Studies
    • Other Tools, Publications, Guides
  • Heritage Legacy Fund

    Heritage Legacy Fund

    • Who Benefits?
    • Past Grant Recipients
    • Climate Disaster Response Fund
  • Job Board

    Job Board

    • Job Hunting Resources
    • Job Postings
    • Submit a Job
  • Contact
  • Who Benefits?
  • Past Grant Recipients
    • 2020 Heritage Legacy Fund Projects
    • 2019 Heritage Legacy Fund Projects
    • 2018 Heritage Legacy Fund Projects
    • 2017 Heritage Legacy Fund Projects
    • 2016 Heritage Legacy Fund Recipients
    • 2015 Heritage Legacy Fund Recipients
    • 2014 Heritage Legacy Fund Recipients
    • Heritage Legacy Fund Recipients, Projects 2005-2012
  • Climate Disaster Response Fund

    Heritage Legacy Fund

    The Heritage Legacy Fund (HLF) was established in 2003 by an agreement of the provincial government of British Columbia. With the termination of the BC Heritage Trust at the time, HLF was designed to take over the community support function, specifically to provide grants for the heritage sector of British Columbia. The province endowed the project with an initial gift of $5 million, which is held by the Vancouver Foundation. Today, Heritage BC is the administrator of the fund.

    The 2022 intake will begin on Monday March 7, 2022 and end on April 29, 2022.

    You must contact us to verify your project eligibility, by April 22, 2022, to access the online application.

    Please see the guidelines and worksheets below for more information. Note: These are subject to change.

    • 2022 Guidelines
    • Heritage Conservation Worksheet
    • Heritage Awareness Worksheet
    • Heritage Planning Worksheet
    • Indigenous Partnership Worksheet

    To learn more about the Heritage Legacy Fund, please contact:

    Jennifer Dunkerson, Heritage Planner

    [email protected]

    Direct line: 250-551-7821

    Funding is offered in four streams:

    • Heritage Conservation Program for the preservation, rehabilitation, and restoration of heritage resources.
    • Heritage Awareness Program for the research, documentation, presentation, and publication of information about specific community heritage resources.
    • Heritage Planning Program for the creation of planning documents to assist with heritage conservation and awareness.
    • Indigenous Partnership Program for initiatives to further reconciliation with Indigenous peoples through collaboration.
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    Register for our 2022 Annual General Meeting

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    As an organization of provincial scope, Heritage BC recognizes that its members, and the local history and heritage they seek to preserve, occupy the lands and territories of B.C.’s Indigenous peoples. Heritage BC asks its members and everyone working in the heritage sector to reflect on the places where they reside and work, and to respect the diversity of cultures and experiences that form the richness of our provincial heritage.