It’s the most wonderful time of the year! With Christmas, Santa and a New Year all on the horizon, we understand time is limited during this silly season. So we’ve gathered the hottest grants available for this month. Gift yourself a great opportunity!
Veteran and Community Grants
The Australian Government is inviting Ex-Service Organisations (ESOs), or organisations working in partnership with an ESO, to apply for a new round of funding. This program seeks to maintain and improve the independence and quality of life for members of the Australian veteran community.
The Veteran and Community Grant hopes to support projects that are sustainable, have an ongoing benefit, increase opportunities and activities, and improve health behaviours. Ensure you read the Guidelines before completing your application.
Closes: 29 Jan 2021
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Community Cricket Program
As a state-wide Victorian Government investment program, this funding opportunity aims to build new and improve existing community cricket facilities. By doing so, it hopes that such opportunities will increase cricket participation for all Victorians.
Only Local Government Authorities (LGAs) and the Alpine Resort Board are eligible to apply directly to the program, which aids cricket associations and local clubs; helping them to work together to increase inclusion and diversity.
Closes: 1 Feb 2021
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James N. Kirby Foundation
Applications are open for small grants as part of the James N. Kirby Foundation. This provider funds charitable, educational and technical bodies in the areas of health, education, technology, science, art and literature.
Each year the foundation distributes grants across Australia, and priority is given to organisations in New South Wales. Only requests from those with current Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status can be made.
Closes: 14 Feb 2021
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NAB Foundation Community Grants
This grant seeks to safeguard communities with projects that prepare for natural disasters, support long-term recovery and build resilience against future disasters.
It’s evident that more Australians are being impacted by natural disasters as a result of climate change. The NAB Foundation will fund up to $10,000 for projects that help to prepare people and places, assist in short and long-term recovery, build resilience, strengthen the environment and help reduce climate risk.
Charities, social enterprises or organisation with a charitable purpose are urged to apply for this opportunity.
Closes: 30 Jul 2021