Stand like Stone Foundation accepting Applications for OneFortyOne Community Grant Program

Deadline: 31-Mar-21

The Stand Like Stone Foundation is accepting applications for OneFortyOne Community Grant Program to inspire community kindness and courage, and as one of the leading community foundations in South Australia, and the only community foundation in the Limestone Coast, they are proud to have supported the region through their charitable grant-making and educational scholarships since 2004.

Grants are available for charitable projects in the Limestone Coast which have a focus on community health and well-being, education, welfare, the arts, inclusion, animal welfare, community development, religion and the environment. This grants program is designed to support the people and projects of the Limestone Coast, and is aimed at community groups and not for profit organizations located in, or servicing, the seven council areas of the Limestone Coast.

Funding Information

Organizations can apply for grants from $5,000 – $20,000 for charitable projects that benefit the Limestone Coast communities.

Eligible Applicants

Community groups and not-for-profit organizations based in or servicing the Limestone Coast area.
As Stand like Stone is endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as a tax concession charity (TCC) it is required to fund projects that are charitable in nature. Characteristics of charitable projects include:
- Projects that meet one, or more, of the following areas of charitable purpose:
  - Health
  - Education
  - Welfare
  - The Arts
  - Religion
  - Inclusion
  - Animal Welfare
  - Natural Environment
- Projects that help those who lack the resources to obtain what is necessary for a modest standard of living in the Australian community.
- Projects that help to advance education.
- Projects that are beneficial to the community such as public works and community facilities; promotion of industry, commerce and agriculture; defense and public order; improvement and protection of the environment; moral improvement.
- Projects that have a public benefit rather than a private benefit.
- Projects that help relieve poverty, sickness or distress.