Club Grants
Gwandalan Bowling Club participates in the ClubGRANTS program. The ClubGRANTS program makes a real difference to the community via its many contributions to community groups, charities and sports organisations, and also providing assistance to specific community development and support projects.
Since the scheme began, clubs have given more than $1 billion to recipients such as Surf Life Saving, the Ted Noffs Foundation, Vision Australia and Legacy. ClubGRANTS funding is available to community groups, charities and sporting teams across NSW. Approximately 500 clubs voluntarily allocate funds to the ClubGRANTS scheme.
Funding is available under three separate categories:
Category 1: Supports community welfare and social services; community development; employment assistance activities; community health services; and projects aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people.
Category 2: Provides funding for general community development and support activities, such as junior sport.
Category 3: Is a state-wide fund that supports large-scale community infrastructure projects. Grants are available for sport, emergency and disaster relief, and arts and culture infrastructure.
Each year we provide grants to support local community groups and organisations.
HOW TO APPLY FOR CATEGORY 1 GRANTS
Category 1 Funding – Community groups are able to apply through their Local Council Committees for Category 1 funding for the purpose of covering expenditure for specific community welfare and social services, community development, community health services and employment assistance activities.
HOW TO APPLY FOR CATEGORY 2 GRANTS
Category 2 Funding –
All Applications must be completed ONLINE https://www.clubgrants.com.au/
GUIDELINES FOR CATEGORY 1 & 2 GRANTS
A copy of the guidelines can be found here. Please carefully read the ClubGRANTS Guidelines to determine whether your project is eligible for funding and to take note of the reporting obligations for funding recipients.