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Community Bank Victoria Point and Wynnum-Manly - Community Grants

Funding Providers

Bendigo Bank
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank

Location

Redland, Brisbane

Funding Type

Cash grant G20699

Primary Category

Community development

Eligible to

  • Unincorporated Groups
  • Not-for-Profits

Funding

Amount (max): $10,000
Total pool: $100,000 (approx)

Round(s)

  • Closes 30-Apr-2026

Purpose

Your community and not-for-profit organisation can apply for funding to support projects that offer clear community benefit, contributing to social outcomes, community welfare, environmental, health, education, or cultural areas.

Overview

Bendigo Bank is committed to its social mission of "feeding into prosperity," which reflects both its offerings and its dedication to promoting positive social change.

Projects should demonstrate impact in one or more of the following Key Impact Areas:

  • Climate, Environment, and Energy: This area focuses on tackling the pressing issue of climate change by implementing initiatives that reduce carbon footprints and promote renewable energy sources. Projects might include efforts to preserve biodiversity, encouraging community-based recycling programs and protecting natural habitats, ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.
  • Community Connection and Good Health: Initiatives in this area aim to improve the overall health and cohesion of communities. This could involve supporting mental health awareness campaigns or creating community gardens to promote healthy eating. By fostering a sense of belonging and inclusivity, these projects help build resilient communities where individuals can thrive socially and economically.
  • People, Capacity, and Resource Building: This area is about empowering organisations and individuals to reach their full potential. Projects may include offering training programs to enhance skills or facilitating mentorship opportunities. By strengthening the capacity of organisations and individuals, these initiatives help ensure that communities can adapt to changes and continue to grow and prosper in a dynamic world.
  • Reconciliation: Focused on fostering meaningful and respectful connections between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous communities, this area promotes mutual understanding and collaboration. Projects might include educational workshops or joint community projects that celebrate diversity and shared heritage. These efforts aim to create a more inclusive society where all voices are heard and valued.

Limitations

To meet eligibility requirements when applying for a grant with Community Bank Victoria Point and Wynnum Manly, you must:

  • Be running a program that directly benefits the community
  • Operate in the area outlined in the map below
  • Be a current Bendigo Bank customer with accounts held at Community Bank Victoria Point or Wynnum Manly, or be willing to become a Bendigo Bank customer (unless special conditions apply)

Contact Details

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