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BGSF 2027- Master Revenue ModelThe BGSF 2027 Master Revenue Model establishes four funding scenarios—$75,000 Minimum, $100,000 Target, $125,000 Stretch, and $167,200 Full Program Funding—to guide annual fundraising and program delivery.
The five BGSF programs require a total of $167,200: Youth Development ($30,000), Athlete Development ($46,800), Competition Support ($24,000), Coach Development ($6,400), and the National Athlete Development Fund ($60,000).
The model therefore allows BGSF to scale awards according to actual funds raised, while the $167,200 scenario represents full funding of all planned 2027 programs.
BGSF 2027 - Award Count By Revenue ScenarioThe BGSF 2027 Award Count by Revenue Scenario translates each fundraising level into the number of complete awards that can be issued at each program’s maximum award amount.
Under the model, the $75,000 Minimum supports 17 full awards, the $100,000 Target supports 24, the $125,000 Stretch supports 30, and the $167,200 Full Fundingscenario supports all 46 planned awards across the five programs.
The calculation allocates each revenue scenario proportionally according to each program’s share of the $167,200 total requirement, with remaining balances available for partial awards or reallocation under an approved BGSF funding policy.
BGSF 2027 - Executive SummaryThe BGSF 2027 Executive Summary outlines a national five-program funding model designed to support athletes and coaches at different stages of Canadian amateur alpine skiing.
The full 2027 program requirement is $167,200, covering Youth Development, Athlete Development, Competition Support, Coach Development and the National Athlete Development Fund. The revenue model establishes four funding scenarios—$75,000 Minimum, $100,000 Target, $125,000 Stretch and $167,200 Full Funding—with each scenario allocated proportionally across the five programs.
At full funding, the model supports 46 planned awards across the five programs; lower revenue levels provide a scalable basis for issuing complete or partial awards according to available funds.
