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Supports learn to swim activities for eligible 0 to 4 year olds.
Invests in partnerships with organisations who align with Virgin Australia’s purpose, values, policies and who make a significant contribution to their community.
Offers mostly in-kind support (products) for community programs, projects or activities.
Supports innovative women-led startups preparing for early-stage capital raise.
Offers a fundraising platform for all sports at all levels to help fund their sporting needs.
Encourages and supports innovations that give all Australians the opportunity to age well, envisioning a community where older people are valued, supported, and thriving.
Provides a way for you to fundraise online for a project within your school that improves educational outcomes for students.
Aims to promote the health, well-being and development of young children.
Helps people start, develop and grow a small or micro-business through 12 months of free mentoring, workshops, accredited training and financial support.
Provides grants to artists and photographers to act as sparks of financial support that ignite your creative development.
Seeks to empower nonprofits to achieve their goals with free access to Canva’s premium features.
Provides a wide range of assistance to Indigenous Australians including to acquire land and water-related rights, and to manage Indigenous-held land and Indigenous waters.
The grant of up to $50, 000 is for Queensland-based manufacturers to improve energy efficiency measures and technology, reduce energy usage, costs and emissions.
Exists to uplift grassroots changemakers whose work helps build a kinder, more compassionate world.
Funds Queensland community cricket club programs that will grow junior participation.
Supports eligible young athletes, coaches and officials aged 10-18 years to progress on a development pathway by providing financial assistance to help alleviate the costs associated with attending state, national and international events.
Finds business development programs for Queensland-based female founders or leaders of innovative businesses to take their innovation driven enterprises to the next level, create connections and access opportunities.
Provides QLD tourism businesses with a rebate and free support to help them improve their digital capabilities.
Supports Aboriginal controlled organisations responding to an immediate need, focused on children aged under five.
Exists to change the lives of Queensland children in need.
Consideration is only given for children throughout Queensland. Supporting a range of charitable organisations, the Fund has provided financial assistance for:
– Mobility and learning aids
– Educational equipment and assistance
– Recreational and respite programs
– New technologies
– Medical equipment.
Provides funds to assist individuals experiencing financial disadvantage.
Social workers, case managers or allied health professionals employed by supporting charitable organisations (holding DGR item 1 status) may submit an application on behalf of an individual in need. This program operates in Queensland, New South Wales, the ACT and Victoria.
Offers financial assistance to help those escaping domestic violence to move forward and set up a home free of violence.
Self-Employment Assistance provides a range of services for current and aspiring business owners, ranging from flexible individual Business Advice Sessions to a structured 12-month package of Small Business Coaching.
Provides financial support for community projects and events that help make Reddit a better community for everyone.
What kind of projects or events are eligible for funding?
– Projects that encourage participation and involvement between your community’s members, and as an extension, Reddit as a whole
– Projects that are affiliated with or intend to explicitly promote another company, website, or outside project, will not be funded.
Provides financial assistance for children, aged 18 and under, who either have cancer or have been treated for cancer.
Supports many community and charity organisations across Australia through partnerships, fundraising, food donations and disaster relief.
Supports community organisations that inspire the principles of health and wellbeing, family and community and fit for life.
Offers a rewarding, seed-funding initiative to promote respect and compassion for all living things in Australia.
Supports proposals that meet the Fund’s current focus areas: degradation of key biodiversity habitat, unsustainable management of natural resources, and pollution.
Offers a sustainable fundraising platform for your local sporting club.
Helps charities and not-for-profit organisations access grants, grow their supporter base, raise their profile and generate donations.
Focuses on improving the welfare and wellbeing of young people from severely disadvantaged or marginalised backgrounds, or whose concerns and issues are not readily funded from other sources.
Shines the spotlight on individuals in Australia and New Zealand who make a positive impact to their local community or environment.
Aims to fund two priority areas: supporting primary producers facing hardship and programs that address literacy and numeracy issues amongst primary school aged children.
Makes donations to the healthcare and non-healthcare community to further educational, scientific, or other charitable purposes.
Provides funding for Australian schools to address intercultural and/or interfaith challenges, enhancing student learning and wellbeing.
Offers nonprofit organisations funds to procure technology to help maximise their impact.
Helps support kids continue or start therapy if their NDIS plan budget has run out or a therapy or service is not covered by their current NDIS plan.
Offers sponsorship to community groups, charities, teams and individuals for all kinds of events.
Recognises and rewards teachers who inspire their students to be confident in managing money.
The News Media Relief Program is helping the sustainability of Australian news publishers by providing a proportion of salary costs for journalists producing core news content that is distributed digitally.
Each Bendigo Bank branch supports their local community through sponsorships, grants and scholarships.
Assists individuals that fall into the categories of the poor, needy and indebted who are resident in Australia.
Aims to improve the lives of children in disadvantaged areas by providing access to first-class sports facilities, coaching, equipment, and opportunities to participate in sports.
The program helps foster health, resilience, and community connections through sport.
Offers a range of opportunities to help drive the future of Disability Tech.
Provides funding for students enrolling in a course that leads to a mental health qualification (Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Masters).
Gives small remote, rural and regional communities across Australia the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities.
Supports communities in remote, rural and regional communities across Australia to implement initiatives that prevent and prepare for future climate related impacts, or recover from existing disasters in the medium to long-term timeframe.
Offers grants to Australian creative writers and visual artists to create new work.
Allocates funding to not-for-profit community groups to help them provide services, leisure activities and opportunities for Queensland communities.
Supports national touring activity undertaken by Australian musicians performing original contemporary music.
Offers a one-year program that unites the world’s most bold and undiscovered researchers, builders and creatives to find, build and spread new ideas.
Highlights top global ideas for combating climate change.
Funds a range of activities that deliver benefits to the arts sector and wider public, including national and international audiences and communities.
The Organisations Fund 2026-2029 is a four-year funding program that supports small-to-medium Queensland-based arts and cultural organisations to be stronger businesses and deliver vibrant arts and cultural experiences across the state.
Invests in projects that benefit either LGBTQIA+ individuals or community or strengthen LGBTQIA+ organisational capacity.
Provides funding to individuals or groups of individuals whose work supports rural and regional young people aged 15-24.
Aims to benefit regional and remote arts practitioners, arts workers, audiences and communities.
Supports underprivileged or disadvantaged families, children, teenagers and young adults so that they have access to educational instruction and to support and fund activities to help break the cycle of poverty and disadvantage.
Aims to support key industry stakeholders to offer sustained and realistic support to Australian writers, publishers, and visual artists.
Provides grants for community projects and programs that benefit women in Australia.
This grant is aimed at helping grassroots groups who may not be eligible for government assistance, or too small to attract the attention of larger organisations.
Helps women in business grow their profit and impact.
Offers coaching grants to deserving mums in business.
Offers financial support, builds collaborative relationships and networks with like-minded organisations committed to supporting and teaching those in need the tools and skills to rebuild their lives and achieve personal fulfilment.
Provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-24 participating in state, national or international championships for athletes with a disability.
Provides financial support to organisations and projects that contribute to the development and promotion of communities within a GrainCorp operational region.
There are two types of activities that are funded:
– Community-related programs & activities (Maximum funding limit: $5,000)
– Community infrastructure projects (Maximum funding limit: $20,000).
Funds great initiatives or programmes in two funding areas: Nurturing Nature and Overcoming Disadvantage.
Commits to fostering positive relationships with Indigenous peoples and contributing to their well-being and empowerment.
Connects small to medium-sized non-profits with passionate SME sponsors, creating a sustainable cycle of support and impact while delivering tangible ROI for businesses.
Helps eligible organisations obtain the essential items and services they need to support people in need around Australia.
Supports non-profit organisations that specifically work to address issues of social inequality, engineering better or innovative solutions to social problems across Australia.
Aims to accelerate the growth and impact of Australian purpose-driven businesses and impact enterprises focused on climate resilience and inclusion.
Helps organisations deliver free Be Connected digital literacy programs to older Australians in their community.
Provides grants for new, innovative projects that get more people moving in schools, universities or local community groups.
Provides financial support to community groups across Essential Energy’s network area, contributing to positive outcomes for regional communities.
The program supports community-based initiatives that align with the following categories:
– Environment. Examples include initiatives that support a circular economy and waste reduction, habitat restoration or community gardens
– Energy Transition. Examples include funding contributions for solar panels or electrifying community buildings
– Education. Examples include the investment in STEM education in schools and community organisations
– Resilience. Examples include the provision of resources that support communities affected by disaster events.
Provides funding to train young digital mentors to help more people get online.
Funds eligible organisations that support individuals (who face financial, social or cultural barriers) enhance their education and career development opportunities, and arts and education organisations whose programs demonstrate personal and professional development opportunities.
Provides vehicles to eligible charities or approved bodies for a 12-month period.
Provides support for a specific event, project, item, or initiative that helps, grows, and enriches our communities.
Aims to keep young people at home with their families, and prevent new admissions to inappropriate housing.
Youngcare’s At Home Care Grants (AHCG) provide funding for equipment, home modifications and essential support/respite that is unable to be funded through other means (eg. NDIS). This funding is to both enhance the quality of life for young people with high care needs and assist them to remain living in their own home with loved ones.
Offers the chance to win 1 of 5 Corporate Travel Grants for your business.
Flight Centre Business Travel is thrilled to announce the return of the annual Corporate Travel Grant, opening doors for Aussie businesses with the chance to claim a share in over $40,000 of travel grant prizes.
Provides industry-led collaborations with short term (up to three years) matched funding to develop important new technologies, products and services.
Enables Neighbourhood and Community Houses and Centres to promote equality and inclusion their local communities.
Are you a young Queenslander with a passion for making a difference in your community?
We’re offering grants of up to $5,000 (inclusive of GST) to young people aged 12–25 to host exciting and impactful events during Queensland Youth Week 2025 (6–12 April).
The Stronger Communities Programme (SCP) provides grants of between $2,500 and $20,000 to community organisations and local governments for infrastructure projects that deliver social benefits for local communities.
Supports community-led efforts that embrace new technology and improve digital literacy or digital capability.
Telstra’s Connected Communities Grant Program will boost support for communities across remote, rural and regional Australia to enhance liveability with digital solutions that harness the power of connection.
Arts
Provides grants to artists and photographers to act as sparks of financial support that ignite your creative development.
Offers grants to Australian creative writers and visual artists to create new work.
Supports national touring activity undertaken by Australian musicians performing original contemporary music.
Funds a range of activities that deliver benefits to the arts sector and wider public, including national and international audiences and communities.
The Organisations Fund 2026-2029 is a four-year funding program that supports small-to-medium Queensland-based arts and cultural organisations to be stronger businesses and deliver vibrant arts and cultural experiences across the state.
Aims to benefit regional and remote arts practitioners, arts workers, audiences and communities.
Aims to support key industry stakeholders to offer sustained and realistic support to Australian writers, publishers, and visual artists.
Business
Invests in partnerships with organisations who align with Virgin Australia’s purpose, values, policies and who make a significant contribution to their community.
Supports innovative women-led startups preparing for early-stage capital raise.
Helps people start, develop and grow a small or micro-business through 12 months of free mentoring, workshops, accredited training and financial support.
Seeks to empower nonprofits to achieve their goals with free access to Canva’s premium features.
The grant of up to $50, 000 is for Queensland-based manufacturers to improve energy efficiency measures and technology, reduce energy usage, costs and emissions.
Finds business development programs for Queensland-based female founders or leaders of innovative businesses to take their innovation driven enterprises to the next level, create connections and access opportunities.
Provides QLD tourism businesses with a rebate and free support to help them improve their digital capabilities.
Self-Employment Assistance provides a range of services for current and aspiring business owners, ranging from flexible individual Business Advice Sessions to a structured 12-month package of Small Business Coaching.
Offers nonprofit organisations funds to procure technology to help maximise their impact.
The News Media Relief Program is helping the sustainability of Australian news publishers by providing a proportion of salary costs for journalists producing core news content that is distributed digitally.
Offers a range of opportunities to help drive the future of Disability Tech.
Offers a one-year program that unites the world’s most bold and undiscovered researchers, builders and creatives to find, build and spread new ideas.
Helps women in business grow their profit and impact.
Connects small to medium-sized non-profits with passionate SME sponsors, creating a sustainable cycle of support and impact while delivering tangible ROI for businesses.
Supports non-profit organisations that specifically work to address issues of social inequality, engineering better or innovative solutions to social problems across Australia.
Aims to accelerate the growth and impact of Australian purpose-driven businesses and impact enterprises focused on climate resilience and inclusion.
Helps organisations deliver free Be Connected digital literacy programs to older Australians in their community.
Offers the chance to win 1 of 5 Corporate Travel Grants for your business.
Flight Centre Business Travel is thrilled to announce the return of the annual Corporate Travel Grant, opening doors for Aussie businesses with the chance to claim a share in over $40,000 of travel grant prizes.
Provides industry-led collaborations with short term (up to three years) matched funding to develop important new technologies, products and services.
Community
Invests in partnerships with organisations who align with Virgin Australia’s purpose, values, policies and who make a significant contribution to their community.
Offers mostly in-kind support (products) for community programs, projects or activities.
Encourages and supports innovations that give all Australians the opportunity to age well, envisioning a community where older people are valued, supported, and thriving.
Seeks to empower nonprofits to achieve their goals with free access to Canva’s premium features.
Exists to uplift grassroots changemakers whose work helps build a kinder, more compassionate world.
Exists to change the lives of Queensland children in need.
Consideration is only given for children throughout Queensland. Supporting a range of charitable organisations, the Fund has provided financial assistance for:
– Mobility and learning aids
– Educational equipment and assistance
– Recreational and respite programs
– New technologies
– Medical equipment.
Provides funds to assist individuals experiencing financial disadvantage.
Social workers, case managers or allied health professionals employed by supporting charitable organisations (holding DGR item 1 status) may submit an application on behalf of an individual in need. This program operates in Queensland, New South Wales, the ACT and Victoria.
Provides financial support for community projects and events that help make Reddit a better community for everyone.
What kind of projects or events are eligible for funding?
– Projects that encourage participation and involvement between your community’s members, and as an extension, Reddit as a whole
– Projects that are affiliated with or intend to explicitly promote another company, website, or outside project, will not be funded.
Supports many community and charity organisations across Australia through partnerships, fundraising, food donations and disaster relief.
Supports community organisations that inspire the principles of health and wellbeing, family and community and fit for life.
Offers a rewarding, seed-funding initiative to promote respect and compassion for all living things in Australia.
Helps charities and not-for-profit organisations access grants, grow their supporter base, raise their profile and generate donations.
Focuses on improving the welfare and wellbeing of young people from severely disadvantaged or marginalised backgrounds, or whose concerns and issues are not readily funded from other sources.
Shines the spotlight on individuals in Australia and New Zealand who make a positive impact to their local community or environment.
Aims to fund two priority areas: supporting primary producers facing hardship and programs that address literacy and numeracy issues amongst primary school aged children.
Offers sponsorship to community groups, charities, teams and individuals for all kinds of events.
Each Bendigo Bank branch supports their local community through sponsorships, grants and scholarships.
Assists individuals that fall into the categories of the poor, needy and indebted who are resident in Australia.
Gives small remote, rural and regional communities across Australia the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities.
Supports communities in remote, rural and regional communities across Australia to implement initiatives that prevent and prepare for future climate related impacts, or recover from existing disasters in the medium to long-term timeframe.
Allocates funding to not-for-profit community groups to help them provide services, leisure activities and opportunities for Queensland communities.
The Organisations Fund 2026-2029 is a four-year funding program that supports small-to-medium Queensland-based arts and cultural organisations to be stronger businesses and deliver vibrant arts and cultural experiences across the state.
Invests in projects that benefit either LGBTQIA+ individuals or community or strengthen LGBTQIA+ organisational capacity.
Provides funding to individuals or groups of individuals whose work supports rural and regional young people aged 15-24.
Supports underprivileged or disadvantaged families, children, teenagers and young adults so that they have access to educational instruction and to support and fund activities to help break the cycle of poverty and disadvantage.
Offers financial support, builds collaborative relationships and networks with like-minded organisations committed to supporting and teaching those in need the tools and skills to rebuild their lives and achieve personal fulfilment.
Provides financial support to organisations and projects that contribute to the development and promotion of communities within a GrainCorp operational region.
There are two types of activities that are funded:
– Community-related programs & activities (Maximum funding limit: $5,000)
– Community infrastructure projects (Maximum funding limit: $20,000).
Funds great initiatives or programmes in two funding areas: Nurturing Nature and Overcoming Disadvantage.
Connects small to medium-sized non-profits with passionate SME sponsors, creating a sustainable cycle of support and impact while delivering tangible ROI for businesses.
Helps eligible organisations obtain the essential items and services they need to support people in need around Australia.
Supports non-profit organisations that specifically work to address issues of social inequality, engineering better or innovative solutions to social problems across Australia.
Helps organisations deliver free Be Connected digital literacy programs to older Australians in their community.
Provides grants for new, innovative projects that get more people moving in schools, universities or local community groups.
Provides financial support to community groups across Essential Energy’s network area, contributing to positive outcomes for regional communities.
The program supports community-based initiatives that align with the following categories:
– Environment. Examples include initiatives that support a circular economy and waste reduction, habitat restoration or community gardens
– Energy Transition. Examples include funding contributions for solar panels or electrifying community buildings
– Education. Examples include the investment in STEM education in schools and community organisations
– Resilience. Examples include the provision of resources that support communities affected by disaster events.
Provides funding to train young digital mentors to help more people get online.
Funds eligible organisations that support individuals (who face financial, social or cultural barriers) enhance their education and career development opportunities, and arts and education organisations whose programs demonstrate personal and professional development opportunities.
Provides vehicles to eligible charities or approved bodies for a 12-month period.
Provides support for a specific event, project, item, or initiative that helps, grows, and enriches our communities.
Aims to keep young people at home with their families, and prevent new admissions to inappropriate housing.
Youngcare’s At Home Care Grants (AHCG) provide funding for equipment, home modifications and essential support/respite that is unable to be funded through other means (eg. NDIS). This funding is to both enhance the quality of life for young people with high care needs and assist them to remain living in their own home with loved ones.
Enables Neighbourhood and Community Houses and Centres to promote equality and inclusion their local communities.
Are you a young Queenslander with a passion for making a difference in your community?
We’re offering grants of up to $5,000 (inclusive of GST) to young people aged 12–25 to host exciting and impactful events during Queensland Youth Week 2025 (6–12 April).
The Stronger Communities Programme (SCP) provides grants of between $2,500 and $20,000 to community organisations and local governments for infrastructure projects that deliver social benefits for local communities.
Supports community-led efforts that embrace new technology and improve digital literacy or digital capability.
Telstra’s Connected Communities Grant Program will boost support for communities across remote, rural and regional Australia to enhance liveability with digital solutions that harness the power of connection.
Education
Provides a way for you to fundraise online for a project within your school that improves educational outcomes for students.
Aims to fund two priority areas: supporting primary producers facing hardship and programs that address literacy and numeracy issues amongst primary school aged children.
Recognises and rewards teachers who inspire their students to be confident in managing money.
Provides funding for students enrolling in a course that leads to a mental health qualification (Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Masters).
Offers financial support, builds collaborative relationships and networks with like-minded organisations committed to supporting and teaching those in need the tools and skills to rebuild their lives and achieve personal fulfilment.
Funds eligible organisations that support individuals (who face financial, social or cultural barriers) enhance their education and career development opportunities, and arts and education organisations whose programs demonstrate personal and professional development opportunities.
Provides industry-led collaborations with short term (up to three years) matched funding to develop important new technologies, products and services.
Health
Encourages and supports innovations that give all Australians the opportunity to age well, envisioning a community where older people are valued, supported, and thriving.
Exists to change the lives of Queensland children in need.
Consideration is only given for children throughout Queensland. Supporting a range of charitable organisations, the Fund has provided financial assistance for:
– Mobility and learning aids
– Educational equipment and assistance
– Recreational and respite programs
– New technologies
– Medical equipment.
Provides financial assistance for children, aged 18 and under, who either have cancer or have been treated for cancer.
Supports community organisations that inspire the principles of health and wellbeing, family and community and fit for life.
Makes donations to the healthcare and non-healthcare community to further educational, scientific, or other charitable purposes.
Helps support kids continue or start therapy if their NDIS plan budget has run out or a therapy or service is not covered by their current NDIS plan.
Offers a range of opportunities to help drive the future of Disability Tech.
Provides funding for students enrolling in a course that leads to a mental health qualification (Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Masters).
Aims to keep young people at home with their families, and prevent new admissions to inappropriate housing.
Youngcare’s At Home Care Grants (AHCG) provide funding for equipment, home modifications and essential support/respite that is unable to be funded through other means (eg. NDIS). This funding is to both enhance the quality of life for young people with high care needs and assist them to remain living in their own home with loved ones.
Indigenous
Provides a wide range of assistance to Indigenous Australians including to acquire land and water-related rights, and to manage Indigenous-held land and Indigenous waters.
Supports Aboriginal controlled organisations responding to an immediate need, focused on children aged under five.
Commits to fostering positive relationships with Indigenous peoples and contributing to their well-being and empowerment.
Infrastructure
The Stronger Communities Programme (SCP) provides grants of between $2,500 and $20,000 to community organisations and local governments for infrastructure projects that deliver social benefits for local communities.
Sports
Supports learn to swim activities for eligible 0 to 4 year olds.
Offers a fundraising platform for all sports at all levels to help fund their sporting needs.
Funds Queensland community cricket club programs that will grow junior participation.
Supports eligible young athletes, coaches and officials aged 10-18 years to progress on a development pathway by providing financial assistance to help alleviate the costs associated with attending state, national and international events.
Offers a sustainable fundraising platform for your local sporting club.
Aims to improve the lives of children in disadvantaged areas by providing access to first-class sports facilities, coaching, equipment, and opportunities to participate in sports.
The program helps foster health, resilience, and community connections through sport.
Provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-24 participating in state, national or international championships for athletes with a disability.
Provides grants for new, innovative projects that get more people moving in schools, universities or local community groups.
Transport and Roads
There are no upcoming events.
Water
There are no upcoming events.
Women
Supports innovative women-led startups preparing for early-stage capital raise.
Finds business development programs for Queensland-based female founders or leaders of innovative businesses to take their innovation driven enterprises to the next level, create connections and access opportunities.
Offers financial assistance to help those escaping domestic violence to move forward and set up a home free of violence.
Provides grants for community projects and programs that benefit women in Australia.
This grant is aimed at helping grassroots groups who may not be eligible for government assistance, or too small to attract the attention of larger organisations.
Helps women in business grow their profit and impact.
Offers coaching grants to deserving mums in business.