Grants & Opportunities

As part of Council’s commitment to provide a safe, active, vibrant and inclusive community, Council’s special events grant program allows for funding namely Australia Day and ANZAC Day Commemorations.The special events grant amount available is up to $1,000 per event. Council...

The equipment available through the Equipment Loan Program is available for use by not-for-profit/community based or charitable organisations that demonstrate strong community benefit, need and support. Applications must be made using the Bookable platform here.Individuals...

The Micro Grants Program aims to provide financial assistance to community groups and associations that meet recognised community needs as identified in Council's Community Development Strategy 2024 -2028 or Bundaberg Region Sport and Recreation Strategy . The available...

Minor Community Grant submissions are now open.

Find information about Council's Business Improvement District (BID) grant program.

The Event Support Grant provides financial support for one-off events that foster social cohesion and community participation, ensuring all residents have equal opportunities to engage and connect.

The Safer Communities Grant aligns with Council’s Community Safety and Crime Prevention Plan and Domestic and Family Violence Action Plan to fund innovative, evidence-based projects that enhance community safety, reduce crime, and support individuals affected by DFV.

The Education Access Grant supports initiatives that aim to reduce educational disparities, focusing on providing access to quality education and skill-building opportunities for disadvantaged groups.

The Connected Communities Grant provides financial support for projects that focus on early intervention, prevention, and the delivery of services that cater to marginalised communities in Cumberland.

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The aim of the Bundaberg Regional Council's Community Services Program is to provide assistance to local community groups/organisations who make positive contributions to the quality of life in the Bundaberg Region.Successful applicants can only receive funding every second...

Got a great idea but need a hand? Contact us if you want to apply for a Cumberland Community Grant.

The aim of these grants is to provide funding for community-run events on or around 26 January.

The aim of the Scheme is to provide grants which will help fund restoration works to recognised buildings, sites or objects of heritage value in the Glenelg Shire.

The Glenelg Junior Sport Trust provides financial support for individual athletes or teams who have been selected to represent at state, national or international level in their chosen sport aged up to 18 years of age inclusive.

Find out more about grant opportunities offered through the Westgate Neighbourhood Fund.

A new round of Triennial Arts Partner Funding is now open. Arts, cultural or heritage organisations that are based in (or have a significant history of delivering work in) Maribyrnong, and have a strong track record of producing high‑quality work and engaging the community in meaningful ways, are encouraged to apply.

Find information about Council's Festivals and Activation Grants.

Find out about our Community Grants program, guidelines and how to apply.

The City of Stonnington offers five major arts and culture grants. Find out what they are and how to apply for them.

Funding Stonnington Tomorrow is our future financial roadmap. Read more about the ways we might build our funding capacity for the years to come.

Supporting blind and low vision cricket programs including establishing a women's program, expanding the men's program through marketing, and developing a junior program. Covers interstate carnivals and National Championships participation.

Scholarship partnership between Wesfarmers and the John Monash Scholarship program supporting exceptional Australian leaders.

Supports community leaders in capacity building.

Supports early-stage research to bridge critical knowledge gaps and enable pilot studies that can mature into larger evidence-based projects. The 2018 seed grant for MINOCA heart research demonstrates long-term impact potential.