Grants & Opportunities

Grants for medicine and science research projects

Grants for schools in Victoria to implement teaching and learning development programs, up to $30,000 for individual schools and $50,000 for school partnerships/clusters

Annual research grants of up to $15,000 for research into causes, prevention and cure of diseases in companion animals (dogs, cats). One-year grants with option to reapply. Opens November annually.

An annual appeal focused on raising funds for the Foundation's Scholarship fund, to support students aspiring to achieve excellence at Emmanuel College.

Financial assistance to empower individuals to overcome financial barriers to their education and training journey.

Provides training for a Certificate II in Civil Construction, including practical projects, site visits to leading plant providers (Caterpillar, Komatsu), and optional work experience. Programs run at West Swan and Southwest Collie Academies, and include scholarships for young West Australians in hardship.

Financial assistance for students requiring support to access SCEGGS education, covering full or partial tuition. Means-tested. Currently targeting Indigenous Scholarship Program for Primary School.

Funding for documentary films at the post-production stage, with a preference for films previously supported by a Production grant. Requires a rough cut, a known pathway to audience, partnerships in place, and a realistic and targeted outreach plan. Grants may also be offered to a film’s key partner organisation. Applications are accepted on a year-round basis.

An open grant round where grants are directed by donors in conjunction with the Foundation team, with an online portal for opportunities.

Funding for research projects related to musculoskeletal disorders.

Scholarships for PhD candidates pursuing research in musculoskeletal disorders.

An annual literary award recognising a significant contribution to Australian literature.

Grant program in partnership with ACE Radio 2AY, likely for local community projects.

A grant program linked to the Give500 initiative, encouraging collective giving.

Projects must prioritize nationally significant matters. Thematic priorities for 2025/26 include tackling incarceration (especially youth incarceration and youth justice), and supporting First Nations led dialogue on truth and justice.

Award for playwrights in Australia

Grant program for individual artists

Grant program for theatre companies and organisations

Provides ophthalmology Fellowships to train future eye-care specialists at Sydney Eye Hospital

Funds research projects, equipment, and patient care initiatives

Fellowship funding for educational programs

Funding for documentary outreach and impact campaigns

Fundraising for the ongoing annual operating costs of the Dr. Julie Zrna Centre, which provides patient accommodation for those undergoing radiation treatment.

Provides scholarship opportunities for individuals to pursue education and careers within the golf industry. The scholarships are launched and awarded annually.

An annual postgraduate scholarship supporting registered nurses to complete a Master of Cancer and Haematology Nursing at the University of Sydney, established in memory of Trace Richey.