The Queensland Country Women's Association

About

The Queensland Country Women's Association (QCWA) is Queensland's largest and most widespread women's organization, established in 1922. It supports and empowers women across Queensland through advocacy, education, health initiatives, and community projects, fostering connection and friendship in rural, regional, and urban areas.

Government Funding ($6.5M)

Giving Philosophy

The QCWA's philosophy centers on empowering women and strengthening communities through mutual support, advocacy, and practical assistance. They believe in improving the lives of women and families, especially in rural and remote areas, by fostering personal growth, advocating for relevant issues, promoting health and well-being, and building strong community connections through charitable causes and volunteer initiatives.

Tips for Applicants

Applicants should align with the QCWA's core mission of supporting and empowering women, particularly in rural and remote Queensland. Proposals demonstrating a commitment to community building, advocacy for women's issues, health and well-being initiatives, or educational support (like student bursaries) would likely be well-received. Emphasis on friendship, connection, and making a tangible difference in local communities is key.

Financial History (7 years)