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Due to end of year turnover, all applications submitted on or after April 15th, 2026 will be reviewed in August. Keep this in mind when submitting an application.
Below lists funding opportunities available from the AMS for student-led projects and initiatives. Please read the eligibility requirements and criteria carefully before applying.
*All AMS funds & grants are listed here, no other funding opportunities are available.
The AMS Sustainability Projects Fund (SPF) was established in September 2011 when UBC students passed a successful referendum to support student-led sustainability projects through the Lighter Footprint Fee. Any UBC student with an idea for a sustainability-related project is welcome to apply for funding up to $15,000.
Max amount: $15,000/project
Apply Anytime
Application details Link
Contact: sustainability@ams.ubc.ca
OPEN NOW! For students, faculty, and staff working on projects that benefit a significant number of students and further develop the campus community. In the past, innovative projects have included media initiatives and new student services.
This fund is a collaboration between the University of British Columbia and the Alma Mater Society.
Max amount: $3,500/year; no more than $10,500 over 3 consecutive years
Deadline: April 7th 2026
Application details here
Download Budget Template here.
Contact: vpsassist@mail.ubc.ca
Project must NOT be affiliated with any UBC club or subsidiary.
For UBC students only. Used to fund philanthropic, academic or other causes deemed worthy by the AMS Finance Commission
Max amount: $1,000/project, less than 75% the cost of the project
Deadline: At least 3 weeks prior to the project start date
Contact: avpfunds@ams.ubc.ca
For UBC students interested in conducting scholarly research to build knowledge and understanding of post-secondary matters affecting UBC Vancouver’s community. The ultimate goal of the program is to create a healthier, more supportive, more successful student community.included media initiatives and new student services.
Past reports: Suicide Ideation and Attempts among First-year Undergraduates at UBC