Grants are a great way to contribute to school and community fundraising. It’s important to know what to look for, where to look and be prepared!
Instead of trying to fit your project into a grants program, we want you to prepare your project for when the RIGHT grant comes up.
Greenline has put together resources for grant applications and will continue to add to these resources.
We’ve also put together grants resources for many different industries. Take a look at our other grants pages if they apply to you:
As always we are more than happy to answer any questions and help you put together your project portfolio.
Provides funding for community cricket facility projects, with a focus on growing participation and promoting accessibility and inclusivity.
The project can relate to any aspect of the facility, with multi-faceted projects that incorporate the addition and/or upgrade of multiple components within a facility being highly regarded.
Eligible to: Non-Government, government, education, community groups, sporting clubs, other
Application closes at 11:59, Monday 15 April 2024
Provides financial support to eligible Queensland tourism operators, not-for-profit organisations and local governments to deliver new and enhanced tourism infrastructure or experiences.
Priority areas include:
– Coastal and marine tourism
– Heritage and cultural tourism
– Ecotourism and sustainability.
Eligible to: Non-Government, government, community groups, businesses
Application closes at 11:59, Monday 29 April 2024
Offered by the Australian Department of Health and Aged Care, the Play Our Game Program offers widescale funding to promote equitable access, build more suitable facilities, and support grassroots initiatives to engage women and girls in sport and physical activity across Australia.
Eligible Projects: Infrastructure/playing areas specifically designed for female participation, upgrade/development of fields, courts, ovals, and pitches that cater specifically towards female participation, upgrade/development of female and inclusive amenities, female-friendly change rooms, female-friendly showers and toilets.
Available Funding: $50,000 to $1,500,000*
*For Facility projects in small rural towns, remote communities or very remote communities, the maximum will be $2,000,000 to reflect increased costs in rural and remote areas.
Application closes at 2:00pm, Monday 29 April 2024
Provides support for school facilities, equipment, programs, and other eligible initiatives and activities that strengthen social connections, community capability and capacity and support the long term health and wellbeing of the community and its people.
The Australian Schools Grant Program (ASGP) is aimed at providing vital funding to ensure the success of Australian schools.
Eligible to: Education
Application closes at 11:59, Wednesday 01 May 2024
Provides funding for the repair, restoration or betterment of community infrastructure that was damaged by the August and September 2022 floods.
The $25 million Community Assets Program 2024 is co-funded by the Australian and NSW Governments and is a firm commitment to ensuring disaster impacted communities in Central West NSW have what they need to thrive.
Eligible to: Government
Application closes at 11:59, Wednesday 08 May 2024
Supports projects that are time-sensitive and strategically significant for a priority industry or location.
The $110 million Regional Investment Activation Fund (RIAF) will co-invest with eligible entities on catalytic projects that will deliver significant economic, social and/or environmental benefits for a priority industry or location.
Eligible to: Non-Government, businesses, other
Applications closes at 11:59, Tuesday 31 December 2024
Supports community-based welfare projects.
Over the past years we have seen a significant increase in Disaster funding requests as our nation has been impacted in many ways through fire, flood, drought, cyclones etc. Impact has been seen by individuals through to whole communities and the Australian Lions Foundation has provided support funding to assist ways to match the needs.
Eligible to: Community groups, other
Applications close: Adhoc ongoing
The Community Place Based Grants program provides funding for the development and delivery of co-designed, place based structured holiday and out-of-school activity programs in the Kimberley, Goldfields, Pilbara and Gascoyne regions.
The program includes a process to work with local government, Aboriginal leaders and service organisations, to embed sport and recreation in community-led activities and events that target vulnerable and at-risk youth and their families.
The aim is to fund programs for multiple years to ensure a consistent quality approach to programs to get traction, build capacity and have a collective impact.
Eligible to: Non-Government, government, community groups, sporting clubs
Applications close: Adhoc ongoing
Provides funding for projects that create additional infrastructure capacity for funded Three and Four-Year-Old Kindergarten programs by building new or expanding existing infrastructure.
The Building Blocks Grants Program has replaced the Children’s Facilities Capital Program and Inclusive Kindergartens Facilities Program as the Victorian Government’s investment vehicle through which funding support for existing and growing demand for Three and Four-Year-Old Kindergarten infrastructure is allocated. This will mean the sector can more easily navigate the options available when seeking state co-investment in their facilities.
Eligible to: Government, education
Applications close: Adhoc ongoing
This investment has been bolstered by the commitment of additional funding to the ACIF via the Grassroots Cricket Fund (GCF) of $1 million for 2023/24. The GCF is a partnership between the Australian Cricketers’ Association and Cricket Australia, with the funding being contributed by Australian cricketers to support cricket in local communities.
The ACIF is open to all clubs, associations, schools, councils and cricket facility managers, acknowledging the important role that these partners play in providing facilities for community cricket across Australia.
Eligible to: Non-Government, government, community groups, education, sporting clubs, other
Applications close: Each State and Territory Association varies
Supports local organisations, charities and projects that address areas of need in the Newcastle community.
The focus of the Programme is to:
– Deliver value back to the Newcastle community – particularly portside suburbs
– Address a specific need or opportunity within the community to contribute to the overall sustainability of the region
– Deliver benefit to many people (not just individuals)
– Build capacity, skills and/or knowledge within organisations or groups.
Eligible to: Non-Government, community groups, education, sporting clubs
Applications close: Adhoc
Bowls Australia is committed to redirecting one-hundred per cent of all sums raised back to those clubs in need, who are able to access monies from the fund via an application process.
Applications for the Bowls Disaster Relief Fund are open for clubs who have been affected by recent natural disasters:
Eligible to: Bowling clubs
Applications close: Adhoc