Grants & Opportunities

The Apex Foundation provides grants and other funding to individuals in difficult financial or medical circumstances, supporting disadvantaged Australians, particularly those with chronic illnesses and medical conditions.

Scholarships for students currently living in regional Australia who would thrive from and contribute to the boarding community at Caulfield Grammar, with a focus on families whose financial means do not allow them to send their child to an Independent school.

The Foundation likely supports various scholarships administered through Caulfield Grammar School, covering academic, general excellence, music, and Indigenous scholarships. Specific details about application processes and eligibility are typically found on the school's dedicated scholarships page.

This fund provides short-term financial assistance to families within the school community experiencing hardship, at the discretion of the Principal.

This fund supports a variety of scholarships, including academic, country, Indigenous, needs-based, and music scholarships, for students facing educational disadvantage due to financial difficulties, severe hardship, or geographical distance.

This fund provides grants for innovative activities designed to broaden the experiences of Pembroke students.

These scholarships provide financial assistance to students of any age across diverse tertiary courses (university, TAFE, or college) who are passionate about contributing to the future of rural and regional NSW and the ACT.

Support for social community-based programs aligned with foundation mission

$10 per mammogram during October to McGrath Foundation and Arlene Chan's Breast Cancer Research Foundation

Provides scholarships, bursaries, and financial assistance to students attending St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School, supporting their education from early childhood through Year 12 within the Anglican tradition. The program benefits youth, children, and females.

The Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF) provides significant grants for cutting-edge technology and infrastructure to leading research institutions across Australia, supporting innovative projects with the potential for breakthroughs in cancer research.

The Dylan Alcott Foundation provides grants to young Australians aged 26 or under, living with a disability, to help them achieve personal, professional, vocational, or sporting goals. The grants aim to remove financial and societal barriers.

The auDA Foundation's Community Grant Program supports educational and research activities that enhance the utility of the internet for the benefit of the Australian community. It aims to improve how Australians use and benefit from the internet.

This program provides scholarship assistance to First Nations Bailai, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, and Taribelang Bunda tertiary students (University, Cert IV, and Diploma) to support their higher education, health, economic wellbeing, and ability to contribute to their community.

The WHS Awards honor individuals, teams, and organizations making a genuine impact in creating safer, healthier work in Western Australia. They recognize excellence in WHS, including psychological safety, wellbeing, and inclusive work practices across diverse industries.

Provides grants to charities across causes like mental health, social inclusion, food security, and environmental sustainability.

The Small Grants Program provides annual project-based funding to Australian organizations with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) endorsement. It supports innovative, capacity-building initiatives across education, environment, health, social welfare, and the arts, with a priority for projects benefiting communities in New South Wales.

In partnership with the governments of Singapore and Australia, the UBS Optimus Foundation launched this grant to support early-stage feasibility and proof-of-concept work for impactful climate financing solutions in developing Asian countries. The grant aims to create investable blended finance solutions to boost private investment for climate mitigation and adaptation.

Established by the OCA Committee, this scholarship supports suitable students wishing to attend Cranbrook School, having disbursed over $300,000 since 2004.

Established to commemorate Martin Pitt's commitment to Cranbrook School, this scholarship provides full tuition fees for students with academic and leadership potential, with a focus on supporting students from rural Australia.

Provides funding and support for the development of church leaders in Australia and New Zealand.

Provides seed capital and strategic support to new churches in Australia and New Zealand, aiming to establish strong church plants and promote a healthy pipeline of church planters. Funds are directed towards strategic ongoing growth projects that are likely to become self-funding after a reasonable time.

Supports established churches in Australia and New Zealand to break through significant growth barriers (125, 200, 500, and 1,000 congregational sizes), facilitate leadership transitions, develop children’s and youth ministries, improve strategic church management, and make wise next steps for growth. Funds are for strategic ongoing growth projects likely to become self-funding.

Provides scholarships to support regional and rural students pursuing trade studies.

Scholarships for primary and secondary students in rural and regional areas of Queensland and Northern Territory to assist with the costs of accessing suitable education.