Grants & Opportunities

Grants supporting economic equity initiatives for women and girls in Australia

Provides grants for diverse community projects aimed at enhancing local initiatives.

An annual capital grant opportunity linked to a charity golf day, supporting significant community projects.

Scholarships for students to access education

These awards provide scholarships for emerging leaders in Australian not-for-profit and social purpose organizations focused on improving health outcomes to participate in a leadership program. Additionally, selected charities receive financial grants to support their health initiatives.

CSL's portfolio of awards and grants supporting collaborative innovation in research. Targets researchers around the world working on plasma protein technology, recombinant technology, cell and gene therapy, and vaccines technology.

A scholarship for high school graduates pursuing tertiary studies in STEM and technology careers.

Grant funding to bases to support welfare and amenity for Air Force Aviators and dependants—mess furniture, equipment, kitchen appliances, community events

Emergency loans up to $1,000 for urgent needs

Grants available to aviators including SERCAT 3-5 Reservists, and in some cases former aviators or their dependants

Up to $10,000 to foster new and emerging talent in research.

Up to $30,000 to support breakthrough ideas in medical research.

Up to $100,000 for truly remarkable advancements in medical care.

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.

Scholarships are offered to prospective and current students. Specific Old Girls' Scholarships & Awards are also mentioned.

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.

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