Grants & Opportunities

The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ offers academic scholarships to Pacific students pursuing postgraduate qualifications in specialist eye care at Fiji National University, Divine Word University, and the University of Papua New Guinea.

An initiative launched in 2011 to promote sustainable business opportunities for Aboriginal people by encouraging joint venture partnerships and awarding contracts and sub-contracts to Aboriginal businesses and joint venture partners. It also includes a funding scheme in partnership with ANZ to help eligible Aboriginal businesses access finance.

The foundation aims to enhance the quality of life, resilience, and development of the Jewish community in Victoria and Israel through grants that support immediate and long-term needs, build capacity, and foster long-term change. Funding is provided for projects enriching health, welfare, education, and arts and cultural activities within the Jewish community.

This program focuses on Early Childhood Development for children aged 0-5 who may experience barriers to accessing health and education services. It also supports projects addressing disadvantage and inequity, and promoting social inclusiveness and community connectedness.

This program supports projects in theatre, dance, music, and visual arts that aim to strengthen and enrich the community, promote education, innovation, and audience development, and extend cultural opportunities. It also provides funding for catalogs, commissions, exhibitions, publications, and symposia.

Community-wide appeal to support scholarship and building programs.

Fortescue supports the MADALAH Scholarship Program, which provides secondary and tertiary scholarships for First Nations students, offering financial support, mentorship, and access to a strong community of peers to foster intergenerational change and empower the next generation of First Nations leaders.

The program supports mid-career artists to tackle new ideas and contribute to the cultural landscape of WA.

This program provides funding for positive community, environmental, and economic development initiatives by not-for-profit and community organizations in BHP's host communities of Port Hedland and Newman, Western Australia. Applications are accepted year-round.

This program supports community, environmental, and economic development initiatives by not-for-profit and community organizations in BHP's host communities of Kalgoorlie, Kambalda, Leinster, Leonora, Wiluna, and Kwinana, Western Australia.

This program offers funding to incorporated, not-for-profit organizations and community groups within BHP's Olympic Dam host communities in South Australia, supporting community, environmental, and economic development initiatives.

These invitation-only programs provide grant funding to innovative NGOs, think tanks, and national and international institutions to address root causes of systemic sustainability challenges in natural resource governance, environmental resilience, and education equity.

This program supports not-for-profit and community organisations in BHP's host communities of Port Hedland and Newman, enabling positive community, environmental, and economic development initiatives.

This program provides funding to incorporated not-for-profit organisations and educational institutions in BHP's host communities of Kalgoorlie, Kambalda, Leinster, Leonora, Wiluna, and Kwinana for positive community, environmental, and economic development initiatives.

This program offers small grants to eligible public, private, not-for-profit, and Indigenous community organisations in Queensland, Australia, for projects aligning with BHP's social value framework.

Community organisations in BHP's Olympic Dam host communities can apply for funding for eligible projects that align with BHP's social investment framework.

Eligible public, private, not-for-profit, and Indigenous community organisations in New South Wales, Australia, can apply for small grants to support initiatives aligned with BHP's social value framework.

This program supports initiatives that build and disseminate best practice tools, research, and training to establish a strength-based policy framework for Indigenous-led nation building.

This program offers funding to incorporated, not-for-profit organizations in BHP's host communities in Australia for projects aligned with BHP's focus areas. Funding is available in two rounds per year.

The BHP Foundation provides grant funding to innovative NGOs, think tanks, and national and international institutions to address systemic sustainability challenges in areas like natural resource governance, environmental resilience, education equity, and Indigenous peoples' self-determination. Applications are by invitation only.

Grants supported by BHP for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to pursue professional, cultural, or personal development opportunities, including business development.

Scholarships awarded to students on academic merit who are studying Petroleum Engineering at Curtin University.

A prestigious annual postgraduate scholarship for outstanding Australians with leadership potential to study at any world-class university overseas, with a focus on "Innovation and Growth: The Foundation for Australia's Future".

Scholarships awarded to students from a variety of backgrounds at Curtin University.

Full tuition scholarships for Australian Indigenous students undertaking Melbourne Business School Degree programs, aimed at supporting and cultivating future Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander business leaders.