Approved MRFF Eligible Organisations only. A list of approved MRFF Eligible Organisations is available from the GrantConnect GO Documents and from the MRFF Eligible Organisations List on the NHMRC website: https://www.nhmrc.gov.au/funding/manage-your-funding/mrff-eligible-organisations

Individuals, groups or organisations who are based in Australia and who are working on projects which will take place in Australia; projects that primarily benefit young people under 25 years old; projects that will commence in the next 12 months; and projects with a core focus on creativity.

U.S. based organisations must be a tax-qualified charitable organisation by demonstrating 501(c)(3) tax status, and qualifying as a not-for-profit public charity as defined by Section 509(a)(1), (2), or (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Organisations based outside the U.S. must be a public charity substantially similar in governance, operation and mission to qualified U.S.-based organisations.

Organisations based and operating in Australia with BOTH Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) Item 1 and Tax Concession Charity (TCC) status. The foundation encourage all organisations to apply regardless of their size. If you are a researcher?at a university or research institute, you should first contact your research office or advancement team who will provide guidance...

The Foundation predominately focuses on the wellbeing of children, the elderly and those with difficult health situations. Aims to support smaller/community based organisations and specific programs, which are not as likely to receive financial support from the Government and/or larger corporate organisations.

Non-profit organisations running projects that are within New Zealand, Australia or their territories.

Be a registered charity providing programs and services where State Street has a business presence (including Australia); operate on a not-for-profit basis and fulfill a mission to benefit the local community; have a mission that aligns with their mission and strategy. Operating grants may not exceed 15% of an organization's total budget.

Grant-seekers should carefully review the program areas to ensure their eligibility before submitting an enquiry. See https://www.macfound.org/info-grantseekers/

Registered, Australian-based charitable organisations who are endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as Deductible Gift Recipients' (DGR status) and comply with the Australian Charities and Non-for-profit Commission (ACNC) requirements as Charitable at purpose . The Foundation's grants are directed to projects undertaken within Australia.

MetLife Foundation is interested in identifying potential partners creating innovative community-focused solutions to help low-income and historically marginalised communities establish and build a career, achieve financial security and resilience, and live in a healthy and vibrant community that enables them to live to their full potential.

Cisco offers two primary pathways for technology grants. For larger, more complex requests, use the customized process managed directly by Cisco. For smaller, more routine requests, use the simpler process managed by their partner TechSoup.

No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1)

The foundation creates and implements its own projects and also partners with other educational charities to help them deliver theirs. There is a preference to support organisations operating and delivering programs within New South Wales.

The foundation seeks out individuals and other like minded organisations to help humanity prepare for, navigate through, and prosper in, the 21st Century.

No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Social enterprise, Aboriginal Community-Controlled, Nonprofit legal entity (inc. assn, company, coop. or trust), Unincorporated, auspiced, School, P&C Assn or P&F Assn, Unincorporated group

All applicants must have: Charity registration with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC); Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) Item 1 endorsement by the Australian Tax Office; only one application per organisation/DGR can be submitted for consideration by the Board of Governors in any two-year period.

The Foundation pursues a managed approach to giving with the aim to ensure that the money is donated to worthy organisations where this contribution makes a significant difference. The board meets quarterly to evaluate opportunities for support. Must have DGR1 status.

Grant applicants must be organisations registered as a Tax Concession Charity and registered under Schedule 1 as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1) in Australia to be eligible to apply.

Endorsement from a current member of MDRT; the representative from the charity must complete the application, not the MDRT member. Organisations or programs that are non-sectarian, responsibly managed, employ appropriate fiscal accounting procedures and are classified by their local government as a not-for-profit organisation operating for charitable purposes.

No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1)