The Regional Events Fund supports events that drive overnight visitation and boost local economies in regional NSW. Since its inception, the program has provided over $14 million to more than 530 events.

Events must take place between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2026 and be located within one of the seven Destination Networks.

Is your organisation working to boost wellbeing and mental health support in your rural or farming community? If so, FRRR's In a Good Place grant program is here to support you!

With a total funding pool of $240,000, this program seeks to support community-based approaches which encourage and enable people to seek mental health support services; reduce stigma surrounding mental health; and reduce social isolation by fostering inclusion and connection in the community.

The Tim Fischer Fellowship (TFF) is a prestigious program designed to support individuals passionate about making a difference in rural and regional Australia. Inspired by Tim Fischer’s honesty, integrity, and selflessness, this Fellowship supports a recipient with up to $50,000 in funding, mentorship, and networking opportunities to help turn their bold ideas into reality.

Provided by Heritage NSW, the Local Heritage Fund provides owners opportunities to apply for small grants to continue to conserve, manage and maintain the significance of local heritage items.

Applications, including quotations for the proposed work, close on Monday 18 August 2025 and the work must be completed by Friday 10 April, 2026.

The Local Sport Grant Program aims to increase regular and on-going participation opportunities in sport in NSW.

This program aims to provide financial support for a range of sponsorship opportunities that benefit local communities during development. This support is open to community purposes and needs including:

Health and social welfare

Safety

Environmental

Educational

Youth projects

Sport and recreation

Culture and the arts

Economic development

Tourism

Initial grant between $1,000 and $5,000 are available during this period, with funding to be increased in the coming years if the wind farm progresses.

This program aims to support the delivery of community gardens across Canberra that enhance community places and spaces.

Grants between $2,000 (GST exclusive) and $10,000 (GST exclusive) are available per eligible organisation/s.

A total funding pool of $40,000 (GST exclusive) is available.

The Multicultural NSW Stronger Together Grants Program supports multicultural projects across NSW. We invest in community projects and activities that foster community harmony and celebrate cultural diversity as a precious part of our identity and way of life.

The program funds projects that can make a lasting positive impact on social cohesion and meet a community need at the grassroots level.

SRC Small and Vital grants give NFPs the opportunity to access funds for a range of initiatives that benefit their communities.

SRC Prepare & Recover helps NFPs prevent and prepare for future climate related impacts, or recover from previous disasters.

The Takeover Youth Catalyst Grants aim to empower young people to shape their community’s future.

This program aims to enhance the Australian pork industry by investing in research and development, education and training, and commercialisation activities focused on priorities and deliverables that ensure the sustainability of Australian pork production, and to generate optimal returns for its stakeholders.

Grants up to $10,000 are available for not-for-profit community organisations that are providing access to information, technology, education and facilities to support their communities to embrace new technologies and ways of working to build social capital and digital capability.

The Cultural Grants Program aims to assist local arts, artists, musicians, performers, writers and arts/cultural groups to start and develop their own projects, and to improve the community’s opportunities for involvement in cultural and arts activities. Applications are open throughout the year, or until funds have been exhausted. 

These grants help implement ideas addressing issues of concern to young people identified at the annual Heywire Summit.

This program aims to encourage and assist community involvement in the management of waste minimisation and education for the benefit of the whole region.

The program will be offered over a six-year period in conjunction with Bournda Environmental Education Centre.

Grants of up to $500 are available.

A total funding pool of $10,000 is available ($2,000 per school).

Applicants are expected to contribute to the project through in-kind use of labour or materials. 

This program aims to support the development of vibrant, creative and innovative events that enhance the economic, social and cultural life in the Goulburn-Mulwaree region.

There are two funding streams available:

1. Sports Tourism Event funding

2. Tourism Event Development funding

Applications must be received a minimum of three months prior to the commencement of the event. Applications will be considered outside these timelines on a case-by-case basis.

Applicants must contact the program administrator prior to submitting an application.

This program aims to assist with small projects and community initiatives.

There are no specified minimum and maximum funding limits.

The Mayor will have discretion to make donations up within the annual allocated budget. Funding request should be made in writing.

Clean Up Grant (maximum of $575)

Clean Up grants aim to support organisations that are actively:

cleaning up public areas

assisting community members with complex needs, including hoarding behaviours

This grant provides up to $575 (in waste vouchers) to cover council waste facility fees associated with:

the disposal of general waste

the disposal of green waste

the disposal of other waste items

purchasing compost or mulch

This program aims to deliver a mechanism for investing in, supporting and leveraging major events in Canberra. It has been established to support major event opportunities that can:

Drive substantial economic impact for Canberra through event-based tourist visitation and visitor spend, and by filling identified gaps in Canberra's annual events calendar.

Provide opportunities for marketing and promotion of the Canberra region to key domestic and (when applicable) international audiences.

Grants between $50,000 and $500,000 are available.

Applications must be submitted six months prior to the commencement of the event.

This program aims to encourage the uptake of rooftop solar installations in apartment complexes. These shared solar installations are expected to be sustainable solutions at the local and community level that will:

Help residents of apartment complexes enjoy reduced energy costs.

Help apartment complexes transition off gas.

Support development of the renewable energy and sustainable services industry in the ACT.

This program aims to provide a business advisory service for ACT businesses from all industry sectors, delivering a comprehensive range of business advice and support services.

CWA of NSW has a strong track record in drought relief. We’ve supported thousands of families through previous droughts and we’re doing it again now. Thanks to our generous donors, we’ve released up to $250,000 to support those hardest hit this winter.

This program aims to stimulate Australia's venture capital sector by attracting foreign investors.

This program aims to assist non-government primary and secondary school communities to improve capital infrastructure where they otherwise may not have access to sufficient capital resources.

This program aims to encourage the increased use and availability of Council-owned community spaces by offering no-fee hire of certain spaces to regular community, not-for-profit, or charitable organisations that are unable to afford the hire costs.

The grant will be non-monetary and provides community usage of some spaces with special conditions.