Full Idea Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for consideration in the Aviva Community Fund, we'll need your idea entry to meet the following requirements:
- Your idea should result in a change that positively impacts your community.
- Your idea has to take place within Canada, and should not require access to private property in order to be implemented (though public or municipal properties or ideas that benefit an organization are OK.).
- Your idea should be realistic to implement using $150,000 or less.
- Your idea should be well underway by Dec. 31, 2012.
- Your idea should be submitted in one of Canada's two official languages (English or French).
- Your idea can't include any mention of any specific individual, company, brands, or products.
- Your idea can't contain any trademarks or other material owned by a third party without the express written permission of that third party.
- Your idea can't contain any offensive, obscene, or sexually suggestive material, propaganda, potentially misleading information, or defamatory or disparaging material about other people or companies, or endorse any form of hate or hate group or terrorist activity.
- The outcome of your idea can't result in discrimination on the basis of gender, race, religion, creed, national origin, disability, handicap, age, sexual orientation, or any other basis prohibited by law, as determined in the sole discretion of Aviva.
- If your idea is submitted on behalf of or in affiliation with a religious organization, its outcome must be accessible to anyone of any faith.
- Your idea cannot involve any form of mandatory religious study or discriminate against any faith or group. Ideas that promote religious advocacy, attempt to convert people to another religion, or attempt to expand membership are not eligible to win the Aviva Community Fund and may be removed at any point throughout the competition.
- Your idea can't support any particular political party or affiliated group.
- Your idea can't directly promote or speak negatively about any particular faith, political action, legislation or party, or promote or encourage the violation of any law, as determined in the sole discretion of Aviva.
- Your idea can't promote any activities that may appear unsafe or dangerous, as determined in the sole discretion of Aviva.
- Your idea can't relate to controversial subject matter or any subject that is contrary to the interests of Aviva, as determined in the sole discretion of Aviva.
- You're welcome to submit an idea on behalf of an organization you're affiliated with, and, subject to meeting our due diligence criteria, your organization could be selected to receive the RFP for fulfillment to implement the idea, if it is a winning idea.
- If your idea involves the implementation of a program that requires ongoing funding, we can only guarantee one year of funding.
- An idea that does not meet the eligibility criteria above will not be posted.
An idea that doesn't meet the eligibility criteria above unfortunately won't qualify for funding. If Aviva determines an idea doesn't meet eligibility criteria prior to the semi-final or judging phases, the idea will be eliminated from competing in those rounds of the competition.
Anyone who is a Canadian resident or citizen of Canada can participate in the Aviva Community Fund competition. It's open to both customers and non-customers of Aviva, and no purchase is necessary to participate.
If an idea is submitted as part of a team effort, the person whose email address is tied to the submission is considered the "team captain." All participant agreements and relationships must be managed outside of the Aviva Community Fund competition program.
Full Entrant Eligibility Criteria
To enter an idea to the Aviva Community Fund competition, we need you to meet the following requirements to be eligible for consideration:
- You can't be an Aviva employee or immediate family member (spouse, child, parent, regardless of where they live or sibling living in the same home) of an Aviva employee.
- You can't be an equity owner or a principal or a partner in an Aviva contracted insurance brokerage, or an immediate family member (spouse, child, parent, regardless of where they live, or sibling living in the same home) of an equity owner, a principal, or a partner in an Aviva contracted insurance brokerage.
- You can't be an equity owner or a principal or partner in an Aviva Premiere Network provider or immediate family member (spouse, child, parent, regardless of where they live, or sibling living in the same home).
- You can't have any preferential relationship with Aviva plc or Aviva., as determined at the sole discretion of Aviva.
- You need to be a permanent resident or citizen of Canada.
- You need to have approval by a parent or guardian if under the age of 18.
- You can't be a judge or immediate family member (spouse, child, parent or sibling regardless of where they live) of a judge participating in the Aviva Community Fund competition.
- You can't be an employee or immediate family member (spouse, child, parent or sibling regardless of where they live) of any promotion or development partners of Aviva involved with the Aviva Community Fund.
A team or individual that doesn't meet the eligibility criteria above unfortunately won't qualify for funding. If Aviva determines a team or individual doesn't meet eligibility criteria prior to the semi-final or judging phases, the idea will be eliminated from competing in those rounds of the competition.
