Heart Works Fund

Any U of T student group recognized by Ulife Online is eligible to apply for funding.

Additional requirements

• The proposal demonstrates collaboration between two or more student groups (including at least one faith and spirituality-focused student group) toward mutually supportive learning outcomes.
• The proposal aspires to create space for critical and respectful exploration of questions of religion and spirituality, and foster a greater sense of community through related programming.
• The proposal aspires to address prejudice and discrimination based on religious difference, including as it intersects with race, gender and other identities.
• The proposal is feasible, with realistic timelines, resource requirements and goals.

While a student group may submit a proposal for a project similar to the one offered in a previous year, the fund is not automatically renewable and should not be expected to support an ongoing activity year after year. Journals and magazines should focus on electronic dissemination. Hard copy printing costs will not be considered. The fund cannot be used to cover alcohol. The fund does not fund student groups requesting travel for research, delivering papers, or taking courses. Graduate students requesting funding for travel should contact their home unit. Undergraduate students should approach their college or program sponsor. Student groups are encouraged to seek additional sources of funding available for student initiatives at the University of Toronto.