KAL’S REPLAY FUND
Funding the use of recycled tire products to improve community infrastructure.
| BUILDING ACCESSIBLE PLACES THAT BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER
Kal’s RePlay Fund provides grants for public infrastructure upgrades using recycled rubber products. Since 2019, we have worked with non-profits, school boards, First Nations and municipalities to aid in recycling millions of pounds of rubber tires to build enhanced, inclusive spaces.
Here’s a recap of some of the exciting RePlay community projects completed in 2024.
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Kal’s RePlay Fund is open to all non-profits, charities, municipalities, and school boards that are improving community infrastructure with recycled rubber products. Kal's RePlay Fund Applications are now closed for 2025 and will reopen the first week of January 2026.
See above for a list of Canadian rubber suppliers, manufacturers and installers to aid in getting supporting documentation for the application.
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Kal Tire Facebook >Tires for Good
Canadian non-profit organizations are also welcome to apply for Tires for Good, which awards a free set of tires to use on your organization’s vehicle.
Learn more >Recycled Rubber Products and Suppliers
Other Canadian suppliers or products that are not on this list can also be considered.
View list >REPLAY PROJECTS
Martensville Lions Club Spray Park
Martensville, SK, is now home to the largest playground in the country made with recycled rubber surfacing.
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Prescott Learning Centre
The Prescott Learning Centre upgraded from wood chips to an accessible recycled rubber surface for staff and students.
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2024 Kal’s RePlay Highlights
Since the program’s start in 2019, RePlay has provided funding to community projects across Canada.
2024 finished projects >? Apply with Flexiti
