Grants and funding opportunities in the Environment & Land category.
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Non-profit local community groups that are incorporated associations or which are unincorporated but have at least 20 members. Groups must be not-for-profit and must share objects or goals similar to those of Lock the Gate.
Focus on: Land and Water Stewardship; Climate-Resilient Infrastructure and Employment Opportunities; Sustainable Agriculture; Regranters.
No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1)
An entity incorporated in Australia; an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation registered under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (Cth); a co-operative; a Regional Natural Resource Management (NRM); organisation supporting a project that is delivered by, or directly engages with, local community groups; an incorporated not for profit organisation, including incorporated...
All partner organisations work in the areas of human rights, climate justice, and strengthening democracy. Fairground supports organisations with large grants via a private ancillary fund (PAF) - Registered Charities with DGR status may be eligible. Fairground also supports organisations through a more flexible, non-PAF vehicle. They provide smaller grants to organisations who do not...
No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1)
Residents of Australia and New Zealand only.
Groups must be incorporated under the Associations Incorporations Act or be auspiced by an incorporated organisation; only one application per organisation per year.
Entry fees apply to all awards. You must relate all your answers back to the SDGs you are addressing in your project. The initiative must be primarily undertaken in Australia or must be shown to have a substantial impact on or in Australia. It can be a global concept implemented in Australia.
From local community-based charities to national and international non-profit groups.
The program matches employee donations 1:1 to over two million eligible charities on Collectively up to a specified user cap each year.
The Foundation evaluates applicants based on a set of criteria that takes into account the applicant's commitment to human rights, potential for long-term impact, and opportunities for deep partnership.
No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Nonprofit legal entity (inc. assn, company, coop. or trust)
No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1)
No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Nonprofit legal entity (inc. assn, company, coop. or trust)
Supported projects may include (but not limited to) the areas of: art, music and creative skills (especially in the young and in marginalised groups); spiritual values focusing upon hope, compassion and action; raising of awareness and education in caring for our planet; improving health outcomes (both physical and mental); supportive programs for Indigenous community members,...
Applicant must operate within the City of Sydney's local government area or be able to demonstrate significant benefits for the area's residents, workers and/or visitors. Not for profit organisation; Incorporated Association; Corporation; Co-operative; Trustee of a Trust.
Grants for NSW Aboriginal Land Councils and community organisations covering infrastructure, economic development, land management, and cultural programmes.
Funding for Indigenous ranger groups to manage Country through land and sea management, fire management, biosecurity, and cultural site protection.
Grants for land acquisition, management, agribusiness, and environmental projects for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Community support
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