Grants & Opportunities

This program supports aspiring and talented young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander football players, aged 10-18, to attend top schools in Sydney and receive intensive football training. It provides opportunities for both education and advanced football development.

Launched in 2020, this initiative provides scholarships to selected Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander athletes within their regional communities. It includes one-on-one tutoring and mentorship, school equipment and stationery, a placement with a JMF-partnered football club, football equipment, and travel support to foster talent and positive change.

An award-winning program established in 2012 that harnesses the power of football to positively engage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people, typically aged 2-18, across remote and regional communities in NSW, NT, and QLD. It focuses on improving health, education, wellbeing, and connection to Country.

This program provides scholarships to aspiring and talented young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander football players (aged 10-18) to attend top schools in Sydney and undertake intensive football training. It aims to offer opportunities for both advanced education and football development.

This grant supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people in remote areas of South Australia, focusing on conservation initiatives, community engagement, education, and cultural connection.

This funding is offered to independent producers and writers across Australia for the development of drama, factual, and documentary children's programs and feature films intended for an Australian child audience. It covers out-of-pocket expenses such as writer's fees, script editors, and workshop participants.

The ACTF offers production investment for Australian children's programs through distribution advances and/or equity, supporting content that aligns with Australian culture and values.

Awarded annually in conjunction with the Department of Education to a government school student intending to study an Asian language at university, with funds designated for in-country study.

An annual award coordinated by the Western Australian Secondary School Executives Association (WASSEA) for up to five Year 12 public school students to assist their continuation into tertiary education (university or TAFE).

Tertiary scholarships for Eyre Peninsula students

This program provides funding of up to $3,000 to community organisations in rural and regional Australia. It supports initiatives that strengthen community and social infrastructure in areas affected by drought or dryness.

This scholarship, funded by the Fogarty Foundation, supports former UWA Fogarty Scholarship recipients to pursue honours or postgraduate study at the Australian National University, offering a tuition fee waiver and an annual stipend.

This prize, sponsored by the Fogarty Foundation, supports postgraduate students in Western Australia conducting educational research relevant to early childhood, primary, secondary, or tertiary education.

An annual award of $2,000 for one UWA Fogarty Scholar, recognizing exceptional innovation, achievements, or community contributions.

The Community Giving program invites local grassroots organisations to apply for up to $5,000 to support Western Australian communities where Rio Tinto operates, focusing on thriving communities, environmental stewardship, creating opportunities, walking together, and caring for Country.

This program offers scholarships to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students pursuing full-time undergraduate university studies at Australian universities, with a focus on supporting Pilbara Traditional Owners. It provides a study allowance and opportunities for work experience.

This program invites local grassroots organisations in Western Australia, including those near Rio Tinto's operations and regional FIFO communities, to apply for up to $5,000 to support community initiatives.

A 10-year, $37.5 million partnership between the Shire of Ashburton and Rio Tinto, renewed in 2022, to deliver infrastructure projects, local services, and public events aimed at fostering economic diversity and social connection in Tom Price, Paraburdoo, and Pannawonica.

This grant round aims to strengthen cross-sector collaborations providing long-term support for families experiencing domestic and family violence in the Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, and Western Australia.

This grant awards funding to Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations (ACCOs) and First Nations-led organisations to create immediate community benefit, increase capacity, improve funding stability, and contribute to First Nations self-determination.

Innovative philanthropy program where organisations work together on projects, with successful grantees determined by the applicants themselves. Ten organisations with ideas to break the cycle of disadvantage collectively developed and evaluated proposals, with five ideas receiving funding.

Provides bursaries to students who cannot otherwise afford a Frensham education

This program invites applications from youth-focused community organizations across Australia to support the health and well-being of Australian youth up to 21 years old.

The CommBank Staff Foundation's annual program awards $20,000 grants to community organisations across Australia, supporting local initiatives in areas such as mental health, homelessness, disability inclusion, education, and regional resilience.

One-off financial aid grant of up to $600 for individuals financially impacted by cervical cancer, including costs for medical services, medications, counselling, transport, rent, groceries, and recreational activities