Deadline: 31-Jul-23
Sisters of Charity Foundation is offering Community Grants to support a wide range of people, including those facing poverty and disadvantage, people living with disabilities, at-risk youth, refugees and asylum seekers, first nations people, those experiencing homelessness or domestic violence, elderly people, and those who have been incarcerated or affected by substance abuse and their families.
Community Grants are aimed at helping groups who already make a huge difference to those in need, so they can have an even bigger impact. These groups might struggle to access funding through other avenues but are meeting very real needs in clever ways.
Funding Information
- Each year they provide grants of up to $15,000 for community projects and programs within Australia.
Eligibility Criteria
- The applicant is able to demonstrate the knowledge and the expertise necessary to implement the program as well as the skills necessary for the sustainable management of the program and the responsible stewardship of resources.
- The applicant organisation has the support of its Board, or in the case of an individual, the proposer’s supporting authority.
- The organisation is not-for-profit and has Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) Item 1 status.
- The organisation’s annual income is less than $1 million.
- The community project or program must be based in Australia.
- The Sisters of Charity Foundation favours programs that:
- provide compassion, hope and practical assistance;
- fall between the cracks of other funding sources;
- are not associated with well established organisations with significant reserves and/or are not capable of raising their own funds;
- are not eligible for funding from government or other sources.
- The Sisters of Charity Foundation Board reserves the right to exercise its discretion in granting funds to support programs related to the mission of the Sisters of Charity and its ministries.
For more information, visit Sisters of Charity Foundation.
