The Timber Wolf Legacy Fund
In celebration of René B. Delisle, the circle of giving brings alive dreams for a bright future in the construction trades. The recipient will receive up to $500 to be applied to tuition fees and textbooks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who Can Apply
To be eligible to apply for funding, the applicant must be enrolled at a recognized educational institution. The recipient will receive up to $500 to be applied to tuition and textbooks. Please note that the award will be paid directly to the training institution.
Successful applicants must be:
- Identify as First Nations, Inuit or Mètis
- Enrolled in a recognized training institution
- In a construction foundations program or
- Level, 1, 2, 3 or 4 of an electrical apprenticeship
- Continuing with their studies in construction
Applications to the fund must be received prior to the end of training term.
Application Dates
- Applications will re-open May 1, 2026.
- The deadline for applications is July 31, 2026.
How To Apply
Your application to the Timber Wolf Legacy Fund consists of:
- General application form
- Unofficial Transcript & Proof of Registration
- Statement of Personal Goals (100 – 500 words)
- References
Applications are considered ineligible if the training has already been completed.
Review Process
Funding applications will be reviewed by Foundation Staff and our volunteer team of advisors, which includes appointees from the Timber Wolf Legacy Fund Advisory.
Final approval will be made by the executive directors of the Foundation Board.
Conditions
By applying, you consent to and acknowledge that the Construction Foundation of BC may share information about the application and/or your organization with our staff, donors, advisors and community partners.
Should you be successful in receiving funds from the Timber Wolf Legacy Fund from the Construction Foundation of BC, you consent to and acknowledge that the granting detail may be made public and shared on our website.