This Community Grants Program is administered by Community Enterprise Foundation™ and made possible by the generous support of the Caulfield Park Community Bank.

Area: Caulfield Park Community Partnership Grant  program will support programs and projects in the area.

Audience: Charitable and Not-for-profit Organisations can apply for projects and activities that offer clear public benefit for the community, contributing to its development in building social capital, community welfare, environmental, health, education or cultural areas

Program Timeline: Applications to be decided upon and funded in February 2021 please ensure funding requests are for projects which will be delivered after this date to ensure the applicaiton meets program eligibility 

The Community Grants Program is designed to:

• Make better, targeted use of funds that are responsive to community needs
• Support projects that make a positive contribution to Caulifleld and the City of Glen Eira

To be considered, each application must include the following supporting documentation:

Financials

• Current signed Audited Financial Statements for the Applicant organisation and Project Partner(where applicable).
• If your organisation is not required to audit your financials please provide a profit and loss statement as a minimum and a balance sheet if available.Please also include a current bank statement.

Quotes

• Quotes are required for all budget items
• If you have conducted this project/program before copies of receipts / invoices that substantiate this request from previous expenditure may be acceptable together with a detailed budget

Project Budget

Please ensure that your budget and/or supporting documentation clearly shows how the funds requested will be spent

State Government Entities are encouraged to call the Foundation before submitting an application.There are some requirements that will apply.

For assistance with applications please phone 1300 304 541

A confirmation email will be sent to the registered email address once application has been submitted.

This Community Grants Program is administered by Community Enterprise Foundation™ and made possible by the generous support of the donors to the New South Wales Bushfire Appeal.

Grants Program

The Community Recovery Bushfire Grants Program will seek applications from eligible charitable organisations for funding of projects and programs from bushfire affected communities in New South Wales.

This program will focus on the short term, community led recovery of communities that were impacted by the Black Summer Bushfires in 2019/2020.

Funding will support the resilience, rebuilding and strengthening of the social fabric within communities, with priority given to community-led activities that promote: -

People

Supporting individual recovery and resilience building

Social

Supporting community connectedness and recovery of organisations

Economic

Supporting community initiatives that assist in the economic restoration of communities

Environmental

Supporting the conservation and re-establishment of the natural environment

Funding available

Applications can be made for grants up to $75,000. Distribution is subject to the needs of fire affected communities.

Eligibility criteria 

• Applicants must be a Deductible Gift Recipient Organisation with ITEM 1 status
• Projects that the grant program supports should be completed by the end of 2021
• The grant will only support projects that benefit bushfire impacted communities in New South Wales
• All applications will be required to demonstrate operational and financial stability by providing the most recent profit and loss statement
• A full budget and quotes to support the amount requested are to be provided as part of the application
• Funding to be directed to community led recovery initiatives that support bushfire impacted communities across one or all the four pillars of People, Social, Economic and Environmental
• Funding sources/capacity to leverage resources from elsewhere is beneficial
• Program focus is on assisting bushfire impacted communities to continue their recovery following the Black Summer Bushfires. Projects must be completed by December 2021.
• Geographic spread/location is a consideration for the Grants Advisory Committee. Projects must support bushfire Impacted communities that were affected following the 2019/2020 bushfires

For FAQ’s and additional information click here

To be considered, each application must include the following supporting documentation:

 Financials

• Current signed Audited Financial Statements for the Applicant organisation and Project Partner(where applicable).
• If your organisation is not required to audit your financials please provide a profit and loss statement as a minimum and a balance sheet if available.Please also include a current bank statement.

Quotes

• Quotes are required for all budget items
• If you have conducted this project/program before copies of receipts / invoices that substantiate this request from previous expenditure may be acceptable together with a detailed budget

Project Budget

Please ensure that your budget and/or supporting documentation clearly shows how the funds requested will be spent

State Government Entities are encouraged to call the Foundation before submitting an application. There are some requirements that will apply.

For assistance with applications please phone 1300 304 541

A confirmation email will be sent to the registered email address once application has been submitted. 

This Community Grants Program is administered by Community Enterprise Foundation™ and made possible by the generous support of the donors to the Queensland Bushfire Appeal.

Grants Program

The Community Recovery Bushfire Grants Program will seek applications from eligible charitable organisations for funding of projects and programs from bushfire affected communities in Queensland.

This program will focus on the short term, community led recovery of communities that were impacted by the Black Summer Bushfires in 2019/2020.

Funding will support the resilience, rebuilding and strengthening of the social fabric within communities, with priority given to community-led activities that promote: -

People

Supporting individual recovery and resilience building

Social

Supporting community connectedness and recovery of organisations

Economic

Supporting community initiatives that assist in the economic restoration of communities

Environmental

Supporting the conservation and re-establishment of the natural environment

Funding available

Applications can be made for grants up to $75,000. Distribution is subject to the needs of fire affected communities.

Eligibility criteria 

• Applicants must be a Deductible Gift Recipient Organisation with ITEM 1 status
• Projects that the grant program supports should be completed by the end of 2021
• The grant will only support projects that benefit bushfire impacted communities in Queensland
• All applications will be required to demonstrate operational and financial stability by providing the most recent profit and loss statement
• A full budget and quotes to support the amount requested are to be provided as part of the application
• Funding to be directed to community led recovery initiatives that support bushfire impacted communities across one or all the four pillars of People, Social, Economic and Environmental
• Funding sources/capacity to leverage resources from elsewhere is beneficial
• Program focus is on assisting bushfire impacted communities to continue their recovery following the Black Summer Bushfires. Projects must be completed by December 2021.
• Geographic spread/location is a consideration for the Grants Advisory Committee. Projects must support bushfire Impacted communities that were affected following the 2019/2020 bushfires

For FAQ’s and additional information click here

To be considered, each application must include the following supporting documentation:

Financials

• Current signed Audited Financial Statements for the Applicant organisation and Project Partner(where applicable).
• If your organisation is not required to audit your financials please provide a profit and loss statement as a minimum and a balance sheet if available.Please also include a current bank statement.

Quotes

• Quotes are required for all budget items
• If you have conducted this project/program before copies of receipts / invoices that substantiate this request from previous expenditure may be acceptable together with a detailed budget

Project Budget

Please ensure that your budget and/or supporting documentation clearly shows how the funds requested will be spent

State Government Entities are encouraged to call the Foundation before submitting an application. There are some requirements that will apply.

For assistance with applications please phone 1300 304 541

A confirmation email will be sent to the registered email address once application has been submitted.

This Community Grants Program is administered by Community Enterprise Foundation™ and made possible by the generous support of the donors to the South Australia Bushfire Appeal.

Grants Program

The Community Recovery Bushfire Grants Program will seek applications from eligible charitable organisations for funding of projects and programs from bushfire affected communities in South Australia.

This program will focus on the short term, community led recovery of communities that were impacted by the Black Summer Bushfires in 2019/2020.

Funding will support the resilience, rebuilding and strengthening of the social fabric within communities, with priority given to community-led activities that promote: -

People

Supporting individual recovery and resilience building

Social

Supporting community connectedness and recovery of organisations

Economic

Supporting community initiatives that assist in the economic restoration of communities

Environmental

Supporting the conservation and re-establishment of the natural environment

Funding available

Applications can be made for grants up to $75,000. Distribution is subject to the needs of fire affected communities.

Eligibility criteria 

• Applicants must be a Deductible Gift Recipient Organisation with ITEM 1 status
• Projects that the grant program supports should be completed by the end of 2021
• The grant will only support projects that benefit bushfire impacted communities in South Australia
• All applications will be required to demonstrate operational and financial stability by providing the most recent profit and loss statement
• A full budget and quotes to support the amount requested are to be provided as part of the application
• Funding to be directed to community led recovery initiatives that support bushfire impacted communities across one or all the four pillars of People, Social, Economic and Environmental
• Funding sources/capacity to leverage resources from elsewhere is beneficial
• Program focus is on assisting bushfire impacted communities to continue their recovery following the Black Summer Bushfires. Projects must be completed by December 2021.
• Geographic spread/location is a consideration for the Grants Advisory Committee. Projects must support bushfire Impacted communities that were affected following the 2019/2020 bushfires

For FAQ’s and additional information click here

To be considered, each application must include the following supporting documentation:

Financials

• Current signed Audited Financial Statements for the Applicant organisation and Project Partner(where applicable).
• If your organisation is not required to audit your financials please provide a profit and loss statement as a minimum and a balance sheet if available.Please also include a current bank statement.

Quotes

• Quotes are required for all budget items
• If you have conducted this project/program before copies of receipts / invoices that substantiate this request from previous expenditure may be acceptable together with a detailed budget

Project Budget

Please ensure that your budget and/or supporting documentation clearly shows how the funds requested will be spent

State Government Entities are encouraged to call the Foundation before submitting an application. There are some requirements that will apply.

For assistance with applications please phone 1300 304 541

A confirmation email will be sent to the registered email address once application has been submitted.

This Community Grants Program is administered by Community Enterprise Foundation™ and made possible by the generous support of the donors to the Tasmania Bushfire Appeal.

Grants Program

The Community Recovery Bushfire Grants Program will seek applications from eligible charitable organisations for funding of projects and programs from bushfire affected communities in Tasmania.

This program will focus on the short term, community led recovery of communities that were impacted by the Black Summer Bushfires in 2019/2020. The Program will also support communities with their bushfire preparedness initiatives.

Funding will support the resilience, rebuilding and strengthening of the social fabric within communities, with priority given to community-led activities that promote: -

People

Supporting individual recovery and resilience building

Social

Supporting community connectedness and recovery of organisations

Economic

Supporting community initiatives that assist in the economic restoration of communities

Environmental

Supporting the conservation and re-establishment of the natural environment

Funding available

Applications can be made for grants up to $75,000. Distribution is subject to the needs of fire affected communities.

Eligibility criteria 

• Applicants must be a Deductible Gift Recipient Organisation with ITEM 1 status
• Projects that the grant program supports should be completed by the end of 2021
• The grant will only support projects that benefit bushfire impacted communities in Tasmania or assist communities with their bushfire preparedness initiatives
• All applications will be required to demonstrate operational and financial stability by providing the most recent profit and loss statement
• A full budget and quotes to support the amount requested are to be provided as part of the application
• Funding to be directed to community led recovery initiatives that support communities across one or all the four pillars of People, Social, Economic and Environmental
• Funding sources/capacity to leverage resources from elsewhere is beneficial
• Geographic spread/location is a consideration for the Grants Advisory Committee.

For FAQ’s and additional information click here

To be considered, each application must include the following supporting documentation:

 Financials

• Current signed Audited Financial Statements for the Applicant organisation and Project Partner(where applicable).
• If your organisation is not required to audit your financials please provide a profit and loss statement as a minimum and a balance sheet if available.Please also include a current bank statement.

Quotes

• Quotes are required for all budget items
• If you have conducted this project/program before copies of receipts / invoices that substantiate this request from previous expenditure may be acceptable together with a detailed budget

Project Budget

Please ensure that your budget and/or supporting documentation clearly shows how the funds requested will be spent

State Government Entities are encouraged to call the Foundation before submitting an application. There are some requirements that will apply.

For assistance with applications please phone 1300 304 541

A confirmation email will be sent to the registered email address once application has been submitted. 

The Community Grants Program is administered by Community Enterprise Foundation™ and made possible by the generous support of the donors to the Victorian Bushfire Appeal.

Grants Program

The Community Recovery Bushfire Grants Program is expanding to include applications from organisations and community groups. Funding will support programs that will benefit bushfire affected communities in Victoria.

Community groups or organisations that apply will be required to seek endorsement from a Community Recovery Committee, the Victorian Bushfire Appeal Secretariat and the Community Enterprise Foundation will help facilitate this process.

Please Note: There is no interruption to the existing Community Recovery Grants Program and Community Recovery Committees (CRCs) are still able to apply for funding.  

This program will focus on the short term, community led recovery of communities that were impacted by the Black Summer Bushfires in 2019/2020.

Funding will support the resilience, rebuilding and strengthening of the social fabric within communities, with priority given to community-led activities that promote: -

People

Supporting individual recovery and resilience building

Social

Supporting community connectedness and recovery of organisations

Economic

Supporting community initiatives that assist in the economic restoration of communities

Environmental

Supporting the conservation and re-establishment of the natural environment

Funding available

Distribution is subject to the needs of fire affected communities.

Eligibility criteria 

• Applications will be referred to the local CRC for endorsement.
• Applicants must be a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) organisation with ITEM 1 status or be able to demonstrate a willingness to partner with an eligible ITEM 1 DGR organisation.
• Projects that the grant program supports should be completed by the end of 2021.
• The grant will only support projects that benefit bushfire impacted communities in Victoria.
• All applications will be required to demonstrate operational and financial stability by providing the most recent profit and loss statement.
• A full budget and quotes to support the amount requested are to be provided as part of the application.
• Funding to be directed to community led recovery initiatives that support bushfire impacted communities across one or all the four pillars of People, Social, Economic and Environmental.
• Funding sources/capacity to leverage resources from elsewhere is beneficial.
• Program focus is on assisting bushfire impacted communities to continue their recovery following the Black Summer Bushfires. Projects must be completed by December 2021.
• Geographic spread/location is a consideration for the Victorian Bushfire Appeal Advisory Panel. Projects must support bushfire impacted communities that were affected by the 2019/2020 bushfires.

For FAQ’s click here further information click here

To be considered, each application must include the following supporting documentation:

Financials

• Current signed Audited Financial Statements for the Applicant organisation and Project Partner(where applicable).
• If your organisation is not required to audit your financials please provide a profit and loss statement as a minimum and a balance sheet if available.Please also include a current bank statement.

Quotes

• Quotes are required for all budget items
• If you have conducted this project/program before copies of receipts / invoices that substantiate this request from previous expenditure may be acceptable together with a detailed budget

Project Budget

Please ensure that your budget and/or supporting documentation clearly shows how the funds requested will be spent.

State Government Entities are encouraged to call the Foundation before submitting an application. 

For assistance with applications please phone 1300 304 541

This Community Grants Program is administered by Community Enterprise Foundation™ and made possible by the generous support of the donors to the Western Australia Bushfire Appeal.

Grants Program

The Community Recovery Bushfire Grants Program will seek applications from eligible charitable organisations for funding of projects and programs from bushfire affected communities in Western Australia.

This program will focus on the short term, community led recovery of communities that were impacted by the Black Summer Bushfires in 2019/2020. The Program will also support communities with their bushfire preparedness initiatives.

Funding will support the resilience, rebuilding and strengthening of the social fabric within communities, with priority given to community-led activities that promote: -

People

Supporting individual recovery and resilience building

Social

Supporting community connectedness and recovery of organisations

Economic

Supporting community initiatives that assist in the economic restoration of communities

Environmental

Supporting the conservation and re-establishment of the natural environment

Funding available

Applications can be made for grants up to $75,000. Distribution is subject to the needs of fire affected communities.

Eligibility criteria 

• Applicants must be a Deductible Gift Recipient Organisation with ITEM 1 status
• Projects that the grant program supports should be completed by the end of 2021
• The grant will only support projects that benefit bushfire impacted communities in Western Australia or assist communities with their bushfire preparedness initiatives
• All applications will be required to demonstrate operational and financial stability by providing the most recent profit and loss statement
• A full budget and quotes to support the amount requested are to be provided as part of the application
• Funding to be directed to community led recovery initiatives that support communities across one or all the four pillars of People, Social, Economic and Environmental
• Funding sources/capacity to leverage resources from elsewhere is beneficial
• Geographic spread/location is a consideration for the Grants Advisory Committee.

For FAQ’s and additional information click here

To be considered, each application must include the following supporting documentation:

Financials

• Current signed Audited Financial Statements for the Applicant organisation and Project Partner(where applicable).
• If your organisation is not required to audit your financials please provide a profit and loss statement as a minimum and a balance sheet if available.Please also include a current bank statement.

Quotes

• Quotes are required for all budget items
• If you have conducted this project/program before copies of receipts / invoices that substantiate this request from previous expenditure may be acceptable together with a detailed budget

Project Budget

Please ensure that your budget and/or supporting documentation clearly shows how the funds requested will be spent

State Government Entities are encouraged to call the Foundation before submitting an application. There are some requirements that will apply.

For assistance with applications please phone 1300 304 541

A confirmation email will be sent to the registered email address once application has been submitted.

Through a partnership between Lendlease and the Community Enterprise Foundation^TM, the Yarrabilba Community Grants Program is an initiative that showcases our commitment to creating the best places for our residents. 

Two grant rounds are available per year aimed towards funding programs, initiatives and events that contribute positively to Yarrabilba’s social, environmental and economic development.

For more information please visit - LINK

We are looking to fund

Programs, initiatives or events that benefit the Yarrabilba community of through improving social, environmental and economic outcomes. More specifically those which: 

1. Support Yarrabilba’s COVID-19 recovery and promote future community resilience

2. Promote environmental sustainability and more efficient use of local resources (eg re-use/recycle/repurpose etc).

3. Activate public recreational space

* Special consideration will be given to groups and organisations who haven’t previously been funded

* Projects will need to comply with the Australian Government’s COVID-19 safety measures

Grant Funding -  Up tp 15 x $3,000 grants available (total funding pool $45,000)

Duration - Applicants must complete their project within a year

Eligibility

• Applicants must be a not-for-profit body with a current and valid ABN, such as an incorporated association, or be auspiced by one.
• Applicants must be located within or offer a project within Yarrabilba
• A single application will only be considered per grant round

What will not be funded

• Organisational core operating costs such as funding for permanent staff members, insurance and utilities
• Commercial activities and organisations
• Projects that duplicate existing services and programs
• Projects with a sole religious or political purpose
• The advancement of sport is not considered as charitable activity by the ATO. Therefore, applications from sporting organisations need to clearly demonstrate a benefit to the wider community. Examples of charitable projects often championed by sporting groups include building and maintaining multi-purpose public facilities, all abilities programs, health promotion and leadership education
• The foundation will not consider projects that are vague, have insufficient value or that are of indeterminable value to the community.

Criteria

Grants will be awarded on the recommendation of the Yarrabilba Community Grants Program Advisory Board and will be assessed on how well project outcomes align with Lendlease’s social, economic and environmental priority areas.

Applications that demonstrate collaboration with other Yarrabilba organisations, groups, schools, or clubs will be highly regarded.

Financials

• Current signed Audited Financial Statements for the Applicant organisation and Project Partner (where applicable).
• If your organisation is not required to audit your financials please provide a profit and loss statement as a minimum and a balance sheet if available.Please also include a current bank statement.

Quotes

• Quotes are required for all budget items
• If you have conducted this project/program before copies of receipts / invoices that substantiate this request from previous expenditure may be acceptable together with a detailed budget

Project Budget

Please ensure that your budget and/or supporting documentation clearly shows how the funds requested will be spent

State Government Entities are encouraged to call the Foundation before submitting an application.There are some requirements that will apply.

For assistance with applications please phone 1300 304 541

A confirmation email will be sent to the registered email address once application has been submitted.