Community Grants
Funding Providers
OneFortyOne
Funding Type
Cash grant G14365
Primary Category
Community developmentEligible to
- Not-for-Profits
- Schools
- Unincorporated Groups
Funding
Amount (max): $5,000Total pool: Undisclosed
Round(s)
Ongoing
Purpose
OneFortyOne believe in regional communities and are committed to supporting the sustainable prosperity of the places where it operates.
Overview
In Australia, we operate in the Green Triangle region, an area that spans across South East South Australia and Western Victoria. We review applications seasonally according to the South East Seasonal Calendar, approximately every two months.
Communities are flexible, and so is their grant program. If your community group is located in Australia (from an area where we operate), you can approach us directly for grants of up to $5,000 via the online application portal.
We accept applications all year round.
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply for a OneFortyOne Community Grant, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Applicants must be a school, charity or a not-for-profit organisation.
- Organisations must be in the Green Triangle Region of South Australia and Victoria.
- Applications must have a focus on OneFortyOne’s local communities and have a purpose that benefits the community, not an individual.
- Applicants must have complied with requirements of previous completed grants.
Other factors that influence the final decisions for funding include:
- OneFortyOne will seek to find a balance of projects both from a geographical and PINE objective perspective.
- Supporting as many local organisations as possible and providing opportunities for new and emerging organisations and communities.
- In-kind support and other funding provided.
- Supporting a variety of organisations, community outcomes and community target groups.
To be considered for funding, grant applicants must submit a short application via the online portal that outlines:
- details of the funding request; and
- how the initiative will meet our PINE objectives.
The application must also demonstrate the following:
- have a good prospect of longer-term viability and positive social impact
- involve partnerships or leverages financial and/or in-kind contributions
Community Grant funding cannot be used for:
- commercial activities and organisations
- fundraising activities, competitions, prizes and award exhibitions
- organisational core operating costs such as funding for permanent employees, insurance and utilities.
- projects that duplicate existing services and programs
- projects with a sole religious or political purpose.
Applications / Guidelines
Contact Details
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