ClosedMixed2024 Round
Anzac Community Grants Program - 2024 Round — NSW
Up to $3K available
Office for Veterans Affairs
The Anzac Community Grants Program funds projects that commemorate military service and sacrifice, educate communities, and support the wellbeing of the New South Wales veteran community. The 2024 round offered grants of up to $3,000 for eligible individuals and organisations based in New South Wales.
Funding
Up to $3K
Closed
11 Nov 2024
Duration
6 months from announcement
Location
New South Wales
Who Can Apply
• Individuals and eligible organisations may apply, including Ex-Service Organisations, incorporated not-for-profit community organisations, New South Wales local councils, eligible not-for-profit companies, Indigenous Corporations, New South Wales Local Aboriginal Land Councils, religious organisations, government agencies, schools and educational institutions.
• Applicants must possess an Australian Business Number (ABN) or provide Australian Taxation Office advice that no withholding tax is required.
• Applicants must be financially solvent.
• Applicants must be based in Australia and the project must be of direct and substantial relevance to New South Wales.
• Applicants must have acquitted all previously awarded ACGP grants.
• Applicants who have received ACGP funding for three consecutive years are ineligible in the subsequent fourth year.
• Applications must align with one of the program categories: historical research and education, preservation and display of memorabilia, public commemorative events, or support for the New South Wales veteran community.
• Projects must not have already started or been completed.
• Projects must not be capital works or commercial for-profit activities.
• Funding cannot be used for existing debts, budget deficits, permanent salaries or duplicate funding for the same project.
Eligible applicants are individuals and certain organisations including Ex-Service Organisations, incorporated not-for-profit community organisations, New South Wales local councils, incorporated not-for-profit bodies approved by NSW Fair Trading, not-for-profit companies limited by guarantee registered in New South Wales with ACNC registration and/or DGR status, Indigenous Corporations registered with ORIC, New South Wales Local Aboriginal Land Councils, religious organisations operating in New South Wales, New South Wales non-government organisations established under their own Act of Parliament, New South Wales Government agencies including government schools, and educational institutions. Applicants must possess an ABN or provide Australian Taxation Office advice that no withholding tax is required, be financially solvent, be based in Australia with projects of direct and substantial relevance to New South Wales, and have acquitted all previously awarded ACGP grants. Applicants who have received ACGP funding for three consecutive years are ineligible in the subsequent fourth year. Projects must align with one of the program categories and must not have already started or finished, be capital works, be commercial for-profit projects, pay existing debt or deficits, pay permanent salaries or wages, or duplicate funding for the same project.
What's Funded
Funded activities include local historical research and education projects, preservation and display of war memorabilia, public commemorative events, and activities that support the health and wellbeing of the New South Wales veteran community. Eligible costs include signage, educational materials, venue and equipment hire, wreaths, catering within limits, transport, marketing, publishing, research expenses, and short-term external personnel essential to project delivery.Before you apply
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Get a 48-hour grant fit auditExpected Outcomes
Expected outcomes include increased community appreciation and understanding of military service and sacrifice, preserved and displayed local wartime heritage, successful commemorative events, and activities that enhance the wellbeing and connection of the New South Wales veteran community.Grant not accepting applications
Applications for this round are closed. A new round may open in the future.
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Applicant Types
individualnon_profitlocal_governmentindigenous_organisationuniversityother
Stage
any
Funding Purposes
communityresearchtrainingother
Keywords
Anzacveteranscommemorationmilitary historycommunity grantsmemorabiliaeducationNew South Wales
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the Anzac Community Grants Program - 2024 Round?
The Anzac Community Grants Program - 2024 Round is a mixed grant offered by Office for Veterans Affairs in Australia, providing Up to $3K in funding. The Anzac Community Grants Program funds projects that commemorate military service and sacrifice, educate communities, and support the wellbeing of the New South Wales veteran community. The 2024 round offered grants of up to $3,000 for eligible individuals and organisations based in New South Wales.
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How much funding does the Anzac Community Grants Program - 2024 Round provide?
The Anzac Community Grants Program - 2024 Round provides Up to $3K in funding. The typical project duration is 6 months from announcement.
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Who is eligible for the Anzac Community Grants Program - 2024 Round?
- Individuals and eligible organisations may apply, including Ex-Service Organisations, incorporated not-for-profit community organisations, New South Wales local councils, eligible not-for-profit companies, Indigenous Corporations, New South Wales Local Aboriginal Land Councils, religious organisations, government agencies, schools and educational institutions.
- Applicants must possess an Australian Business Number (ABN) or provide Australian Taxation Office advice that no withholding tax is required.
- Applicants must be financially solvent.
- Applicants must be based in Australia and the project must be of direct and substantial relevance to New South Wales.
- Applicants must have acquitted all previously awarded ACGP grants.
- Applicants who have received ACGP funding for three consecutive years are ineligible in the subsequent fourth year.
- Applications must align with one of the program categories: historical research and education, preservation and display of memorabilia, public commemorative events, or support for the New South Wales veteran community.
- Projects must not have already started or been completed.
- Projects must not be capital works or commercial for-profit activities.
- Funding cannot be used for existing debts, budget deficits, permanent salaries or duplicate funding for the same project.
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When does the Anzac Community Grants Program - 2024 Round close?
Applications closed on 11 Nov 2024.
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What activities are funded?
Funded activities include local historical research and education projects, preservation and display of war memorabilia, public commemorative events, and activities that support the health and wellbeing of the New South Wales veteran community. Eligible costs include signage, educational materials, venue and equipment hire, wreaths, catering within limits, transport, marketing, publishing, research expenses, and short-term external personnel essential to project delivery.
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