Gary Robinson Memorial Fund

Grant
Student Award

Fund History

The Gary Robinson Memorial Fund was established in 2005 to support search and rescue/recovery, emergency response activities and outdoor skills and/or survival training in the Yellowknife area. Gary was a young man, born in Yellowknife, who loved the outdoors for both recreation and work and took pride in his self-sufficiency andpreparedness with both skills and equipment for any situation either might present. Gary was always happy to assist others in need yet made little of the deed. Through this fund it is hoped that Gary will continue to protect and help others in the place he loved.

Grants

Activities:

Working in search and rescue/recovery, emergency response, and outdoor/on-the-land skills training

Locations:

Yellowknife

Important Dates

2nd of April 12:01 AM

Application Portal Opens

31st of May, 11:59 PM

Application Portal Closes

2nd of April 12:01 AM

Funds Distributed

This Year's Grant

Amount:

$1,000 - $12,500

Past Grant Recipients

  • 2025: Yellowknife Search and Rescue (Basic Searcher and Wilderness First Aid Training)
  • 2024: Makeway Charitable Society – Supporting Wellbeing (Training for facilitators of Land-based programming)
  • 2020: Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary
  • 2019: Army Cadet League of Canada
  • 2018: Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary
  • 2018: City of Yellowknife
  • 2017: City of Yellowknife
  • 2016: Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary
  • 2015: Tides Canada Initiatives
  • 2015: City of Yellowknife
  • 2014: City of Yellowknife
  • 2014: The Army Cadet League of Canada
  • 2014: Tides Canada Initiatives
  • 2013: City of Yellowknife

Student Awards

Field of Studies:

Pursuing programming studies in emergency response or outdoor education

Locations:

Residents of Yellowknife for at least 12 consecutive months

Important Dates

2nd of April 12:01 AM

Application Portal Opens

31st of May, 11:59 PM

Application Portal Closes

2nd of April 12:01 AM

Funds Distributed

This Year's Award

Amount:
Recipient:

$5,000

1 or more

 people

Past Award Recipients

  • 2025: Lucas Huber-Pilgrim
  • 2024: Niav Cudmore-Lynagh, Lucas Huber-Pilgrim
  • 2023: Niav Cudmore-Lynagh, Phillip Careen, Yamozha Beaulieu
  • 2022: Ella Kokelj, Niav Cudmore-Lynagh, Phillip Careen, Rachel Cluderay
  • 2021: Ella Kokelj, Levi Rossouw, Niav Cudmore-Lynagh
  • 2020: Henry Law