Deadline: 11-Jul-2025
The Latrobe City Council is pleased to announce the applications for the Quick Response Grant to support simple community needs.
Funding Information
- Maximum grant amount: $1,500
Eligible Projects
- IT equipment, uniforms, printing costs, newsletters, plaques and signs, training, defibrillator, minor equipment, etc.
Eligibility Criteria
- Eligibility To be eligible for Community Grant Program funds, applicants must:
- Be a not-for-profit organisation that is an incorporated body holding a current Australia Business Number (ABN) and that is not within the categories of ineligible applicants below. An applicant that is not an incorporated body but is otherwise eligible may arrange an auspice agreement with an eligible organisation that is willing and able to accept legal and financial responsibility for the project.
- Have no outstanding debts to Latrobe City Council.
- Hold appropriate public liability insurance.
- Physically operate and/or be registered within the municipality of Latrobe City.
- Be able to provide a satisfactory budget, including one quote for projects under $5000 and two quotes for projects over $5000.
Ineligibility Criteria
- State and Federal government departments, agencies and authorities.
- Rural Country Fire Authority Brigades and State Emergency Services Units will be permitted to apply under the quick response streams. Applicants who have an open acquittal form from previous Community Grant streams provided by Latrobe City Council.
- Community groups, organisations, or clubs that host or promote gambling.
- Companies limited by guarantee.
- Schools and educational institutions.
- Any organisation who has an existing, active Community Grant Program funding agreement in place.
- Any for-profit entity, applicant operating to support forprofit activity or entity that has any purpose that is not a charitable purpose for the public benefit. This includes but is not limited to any entity that is able to distribute profits, capital or income to members or beneficiaries under its governing documents, whether or not those documents also allow distribution for not-for-profit purposes.
For more information, visit Latrobe City Council.