NADF E-Commerce Grant
NADF's E-Commerce Grant provides up to $8,000 in one-time, non-repayable funding for Indigenous entrepreneurs and majority Indigenous-owned businesses in NADF's service area (Treaty 9, Treaty 3, Robinson-Superior 1850, and the Ontario portion of Treaty 5). It covers e-commerce website builds or upgrades, online ordering/booking/payment systems, digital marketing tied to e-commerce, training, and site security. No fixed deadline is posted, contact NADF to confirm current availability before applying.
Key facts
- Amount
- Up to $8,000
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- Instrument
- Grant (non-repayable)
- Status
- Open, continuous intake no fixed deadline; approvals on the funder's cycle
- Who qualifies
- Sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation · 51%+ Indigenous ownership
- Indigenous entrepreneurs or majority Indigenous-owned for-profit businesses
- Service area is treaty-defined: Treaty 9, Treaty 3, Robinson-Superior 1850, and the Ontario portion of Treaty 5, the district list above is an approximate mapping; confirm your location with NADF
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Application process
Call first. This funder expects contact with a program officer before you apply.
- Contact NADF or book an appointment
- Submit application with e-commerce project costs
- Approval and funding
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Common questions
What can the NADF E-Commerce Grant pay for?
E-commerce website development or improvements, online ordering/booking/payment systems, digital marketing tied to e-commerce, e-commerce training, and website security and digital tools.
Is the NADF E-Commerce Grant repayable?
No, it is up to $8,000 in non-repayable funding, offered as a one-time grant opportunity.
Who qualifies for the NADF E-Commerce Grant?
Indigenous entrepreneurs or majority Indigenous-owned for-profit businesses (sole proprietorships, partnerships, or corporations) operating within Treaty 9, Treaty 3, Robinson-Superior 1850, or the Ontario portion of Treaty 5.
Apply
Apply on the funder’s site and confirm current terms there: