Grants & Opportunities

This program provides funding for local not-for-profit, sporting, recreation, and community organisations in the Pilbara region of Western Australia for projects focused on education, quality of life, healthy living, Indigenous capacity building, youth development, community safety, and environmental responsibility.

Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) — the National Indigenous Australians Agency's primary federal funding programme for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians. Funds remote and regional community development, capability building, economic participation, jobs and social enterprise. Pty Ltd entities eligible. Multiple streams including Jobs Land and Economy, Children and Schooling, Safety and Wellbeing, and Culture and Capability. Goods on Country fits the Jobs Land and Economy stream as a First Nations social enterprise delivering essential household goods to remote Aboriginal communities.

This program focuses on Early Childhood Development for children aged 0-5 who may experience barriers to accessing health and education services. It also supports projects addressing disadvantage and inequity, and promoting social inclusiveness and community connectedness.

The Small Grants Program provides annual project-based funding to Australian organizations with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) endorsement. It supports innovative, capacity-building initiatives across education, environment, health, social welfare, and the arts, with a priority for projects benefiting communities in New South Wales.

Mission trip to Karratha & Roebourne in WA's Pilbara region, partnering with Indigenous communities and a new church plant. Includes children's ministry, community clean-up, youth outreach, and NAIDOC Week celebrations.

Aims to identify primary schools in Western and South Western Sydney for program benefits.

This program offers grants to not-for-profit and community organisations in the Pilbara region for innovative and practical sustainability-focused projects, including those related to environment, sustainable innovations, education, green technologies, and renewable energy.

The foundation aims to enhance the quality of life, resilience, and development of the Jewish community in Victoria and Israel through grants that support immediate and long-term needs, build capacity, and foster long-term change. Funding is provided for projects enriching health, welfare, education, and arts and cultural activities within the Jewish community.

This program supports projects in theatre, dance, music, and visual arts that aim to strengthen and enrich the community, promote education, innovation, and audience development, and extend cultural opportunities. It also provides funding for catalogs, commissions, exhibitions, publications, and symposia.

Support for computers and technological resources for indigenous communities.

Provision of necessary household items for those in need.

Funding for sporting activities and participation.

An initiative launched in 2011 to promote sustainable business opportunities for Aboriginal people by encouraging joint venture partnerships and awarding contracts and sub-contracts to Aboriginal businesses and joint venture partners. It also includes a funding scheme in partnership with ANZ to help eligible Aboriginal businesses access finance.

Major Grants offer substantial, meaningful, and potentially multi-year support to not-for-profit partners to achieve long-term positive impact within the foundation's areas of interest, allocated proactively based on evidence.

Grants for WASH projects connecting skilled volunteer tradespeople to communities in need of water and sanitation and/or irrigation and water solutions to food insecurity. Currently prioritising disaster relief in Australia and Texas, USA.

Supports projects providing health care services, promoting healthy lifestyles, and assisting recovery from illness for those not typically covered by private or public systems, especially senior citizens. Grants range from $500 to $10,000 for projects with a total cost under $50,000 and a duration of up to 12 months.

Grants for groups supporting Western Australian children in need or causes aligned with Foundation's Funding Guidelines

Grants provided to groups supporting Western Australian children in need or causes that align with the Foundation’s Funding Guidelines. Applications are accepted year-round and assessed in May (Round 1) and November (Round 2).

The Gandel Foundation provides grants to support education, arts, and community development initiatives, with a focus on young adults aged 16-24.

These awards recognise and reward Kindergarten to Year 12 educators in Australia who implement innovative classroom approaches to help students strengthen their financial literacy skills. Each winning school receives a prize of $2,500.

Uniforms, shoes, socks, book packs, school fees for primary school children per year

Support for festivals showcasing Traditional Owner culture and performances that benefit the whole community. Must acknowledge CSRT publicly.

Feasibility studies and establishment of outstations for Traditional Owner Clan Groups

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