Not-for-profit groups operating in Queensland can apply for grants from $500 to $35,000 through the Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF). This fund is Queensland’s largest one-off community grants program, distributing approximately $55 million per year.

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The Regional Arts Fund (RAF) is an Australian Government program designed to benefit regional and remote arts practitioners, arts workers, audiences and communities. The fund is provided through Regional Arts Australia and is administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.

Join Flying Arts Alliance to learn how to access and apply for for RAF funding to support your project, professional development or initiative.

Free

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Topics will include:

– Available RAF Funding streams, including Community Project Grants (CPGs) and Quick Response Grants (QRGs)
– Working out if you are eligible for RAF funding
– Addressing assessment criteria
– How to apply for RAF through SmartyGrants
– How to create and balance a budget for your proposed RAF funded project or initiative

Participants are invited to stay after the presentation for networking and to ask any questions.

The Regional Arts Fund (RAF) is an Australian Government program designed to benefit regional and remote arts practitioners, arts workers, audiences and communities. The fund is provided through Regional Arts Australia and is administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.

Join Flying Arts Alliance to learn how to access and apply for for RAF funding to support your project, professional development or initiative.

This event is part of the opening weekend for ‘Counterparts’ exhibition at Rockhampton Art gallery, supported by the Regional Arts Fund.

Free

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Topics will include:

– Available RAF Funding streams, including Community Project Grants (CPGs) and Quick Response Grants (QRGs)
– Working out if you are eligible for RAF funding
– Addressing assessment criteria
– How to apply for RAF through SmartyGrants
– How to create and balance a budget for your proposed RAF funded project or initiative

Participants are invited to stay after the presentation for networking and to ask any questions.

Rural, regional and remote Australia is home to nine million Australians. Many of those communities are small, and all are vital.

Our donors share our commitment to small rural, regional and remote communities and the premise that local leaders are best placed to know what will make their community stronger.

That is why they collaborate to fund this grants program, which facilitates continued investment and access to funds that can contribute to securing the future prosperity of small communities across Australia.

For smaller communities, regular access to funds can be a challenge, which is why we have created the Strengthening Rural Communities(SRC) program. It has two tiers and the Small and Vital program is now open all year, with applications assessed quarterly.

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The Regional Arts Fund (RAF) is an Australian Government program designed to benefit regional and remote arts practitioners, arts workers, audiences and communities. The fund is provided through Regional Arts Australia and is administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.

Join Flying Arts Alliance to learn how to access and apply for for RAF funding to support your project, professional development or initiative.

This event coincides with the opening week of RAF funded exhibition ‘Colour and Response’ showing at Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery.

Free

This is a walk-up event – there is no need to register prior to attending.
For venue enquiries, please contact Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery.

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Topics will include:

– Available RAF Funding streams, including Community Project Grants (CPGs) and Quick Response Grants (QRGs)
– Working out if you are eligible for RAF funding
– Addressing assessment criteria
– How to apply for RAF through SmartyGrants
– How to create and balance a budget for your proposed RAF funded project or initiative

Participants are invited to stay after the presentation for networking and to ask any questions.

The Tackling Tough Times Together grant program helps communities access the resources they need to support one another through the ongoing effects of the drought.

Tackling Tough Times Together is a rolling grants program, which means that applications will be accepted at any time. Please see the table below for the cut-off dates that best suit your project requirements.

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The Cultural Trust is committed to encouraging excellence and supporting a vibrant, world-class arts scene in Australia. The Cultural Trust offers grants up to $10,000 to assist talented emerging and early career artists to take up professional development opportunities, usually overseas.

Applications

Open: Monday 8 July 2019

Close: Tuesday 10 September 2019 5pm AEST

Grants announced

20 December 2019

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The International Arts Strategy Outcomes Fund supports opportunities that directly arise from strategic initiatives delivered by the Australia Council in the target international regions under the International Arts Strategy: Europe, North America, North Asia, South and South East Asia. The fund prioritises outcomes that directly involve and benefit Australian artists, for example tours, presentations, exhibitions and translations of Australian work.

Amount:  $5,000 – $30,000

Application closing dates:

Round 7 – Midnight, Tuesday 16 July 2019

Round 8 – Midnight, Tuesday 17 September 2019

Round 9 – Midnight, Tuesday 19 November 2019

Round 10 – Midnight, Tuesday 21 January 2020

Round 11 – Midnight, Tuesday 17 March 2020

Round 12 – Midnight, Tuesday 19 May 2020

CREATE Grants offer opportunities for mid-career and established creative writers and visual artists to create and develop new work. The grants provide a living allowance to a writer or a visual artist to write or create a new work for publication or exhibition.

CREATE Grants do not support academics with scholarly or academic works.

Applications are assessed by a panel of independent peers from the writing, publishing and visual arts sectors.

These grants will support projects that start after 7 October 2019.

Amount of grant: $10,000, $15,000 or $20,000

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The Cultural Fund provides support to organisations for projects that deliver opportunities for authors, journalists, artists and key industry stakeholders in the writing, publishing, education, and visual arts sectors.

ROUND 2 OPENS MID-JULY 2019

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The International Arts Strategy Outcomes Fund supports opportunities that directly arise from strategic initiatives delivered by the Australia Council in the target international regions under the International Arts Strategy: Europe, North America, North Asia, South and South East Asia. The fund prioritises outcomes that directly involve and benefit Australian artists, for example tours, presentations, exhibitions and translations of Australian work.

Amount:  $5,000 – $30,000

Application closing dates:

Round 8 – Midnight, Tuesday 17 September 2019

Round 9 – Midnight, Tuesday 19 November 2019

Round 10 – Midnight, Tuesday 21 January 2020

Round 11 – Midnight, Tuesday 17 March 2020

Round 12 – Midnight, Tuesday 19 May 2020

The Tackling Tough Times Together grant program helps communities access the resources they need to support one another through the ongoing effects of the drought.

Tackling Tough Times Together is a rolling grants program, which means that applications will be accepted at any time. Please see the table below for the cut-off dates that best suit your project requirements.

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The Tackling Tough Times Together grant program helps communities access the resources they need to support one another through the ongoing effects of the drought.

Tackling Tough Times Together is a rolling grants program, which means that applications will be accepted at any time. Please see the table below for the cut-off dates that best suit your project requirements.

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Grants of up to a maximum of $500 are available for independent artists and/or curators to assist deliver lectures, workshops, or similar in partnership with a regional or metropolitan gallery. Grants can be used towards travel, associated workshop fees, workshop materials, accommodation and living expenses during the period of the partnership arrangement.

Closing Dates: 30 April 2019 and 30 September 2019
Amount: Up to $500.

Restrictions: Applicants must be individual members of PGQ. The partnership organisation must also be a member of PGQ. More information on PGQ membership here. List of current PGQ organisational members here.

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Grants of up to a maximum of $1,000 are available for gallery staff and volunteers to assist them attend seminars, conferences, biennales, exhibitions or courses. Grants can be used towards conference registration fees, associated workshop fees, travel, accommodation and living expenses during the period of the event.

Closing Dates: 30 April 2019 and 30 September 2019
Amount: Up to $1,000

Restrictions: Open to all staff and volunteers. Permanent staff members must apply through their organisation’s PGQ organisational membership number. More information on PGQ membership here.

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Grants up to a maximum of $1,000 to assist public galleries to undertake organisational initiatives. These might include:

• Costs towards improvements in the gallery/museum exhibition program such as touring exhibition fees and display improvements.
• An appropriate consultant to work with the institution on skill development in areas such as Education and Public Programs;
• Exhibition Development;
• or Strategic Planning and Policy Development.
• On-site training workshops and seminars in specialist areas such as volunteer recruitment, board management and gallery/museum practice.

Closing Date: 30 April 2019 and 30 September 2019
Amount: Up to $1,000

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