1. 2016/2017 Northern Alberta Curling Association Module 4 – NACCS Funding

2. NACCS NACCS - Northern Alberta Curling Championship Society
Since the 1999 Brier, NACCS has been investing any monies raised from several big events hosted in Edmonton. 
Thanks to two successful Briers (1999 and 2005), as well as the Ford World Curling Championships (2007) and the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings (2009), the Legacy Fund is now in a position to help curling clubs affiliated with NACA.
NACCS was set up as a separate legal entity to run the 1999 Brier and affiliated through Board representation with NACA. It is not a subsidiary of NACA, but has a very close affiliation through it's Board members and corporate objective to promote curling in Alberta.
The NACCS goal is for "The Legacy Fund" to carry on it perpetuity.  As a result, approximately $50,000 is available every year for city and rural clubs to access. 
NACCS Objectives:
The promotion, staging, management and operation of the curling championships and events connected with the events;
 The promotion generally of curling;
To raise funds to support curling;
To manage the society funds as per the investment policy statement;
To donate money or property of the society to any other non-profit organization for the purpose of promoting curling;
To sell, manage, lease, mortgage, dispose of, or otherwise deal with the property of the society; and
To do all other things that are incidental or conducive to the attainment of the above objects.
Grant application and lists of grant recipients (and amounts) can found on: and click on “NACA Members” for link.
NACCS realizes that clubs are mostly volunteer driven, so they have made the application form and process as simple as possible.