The Foundation's NSW & QLD funding program for 2011/12 is now closed.
The Foundation's NSW & QLD funding program for 2011/12 is now closed.
Grant Applications for NSW & QLD funding will only be accepted during the allocated funding round period.
Grant applicants may apply for funding of between $100,000 (12 month project) up to $750,000 for a three (3) year program. Requests for amounts beyond this will only be considered in exceptional circumstances.
It is anticipated that Grants will be awarded to a maximum of five (5) partner organizations in the first funding round with future allocations to be dependent upon program duration and what funds the Board has available in any given year.
Charitable is defined as possessing at least one of the following qualities:
There are also many other charitable purposes, commonly referred to as other purposes beneficial to the community. The following purposes would not be considered charitable:
If you are still unsure whether your project fits these guidelines, please refer to the Non-Profit Organisations section of the ATO website (www.ato.gov.au/nonprofit).
No, there can only be one (1) application per organization per calendar year funding round. Universities, hospitals, and medical research institutions may submit one (1) application per department, up to a maximum of three (3) applications per organization.
No, this would be considered a funding exclusion.
No, we are only able to provide funding to organizations which are based within Australia and projects where activities take place in Australia.
If you are successful in receiving funding from the Greater Charitable Foundation, you will receive a letter from us confirming the conditions of the grant, payment schedule and reporting arrangements. Grants will be paid through Electronic Funds Transfer within four (4) weeks after you have received formal notification from us. Funded organizations are required to provide a receipt within 21 days following receipt of payment.
Your organisation will be required to acknowledge the grant from the Greater Charitable Foundation through the use of our logo in publications and other promotional materials. We will supply you with an electronic copy of our logo which must be used in compliance with the grant conditions as outlined in your grant agreement.
For more information on the Greater Charitable Foundation's funding round process, please contact Anne Long on (02) 4921-9671 or 0409 119 679 or visit www.greaterfoundation.org.au.
To see pictures from our Charitable Foundation events and volunteer activities, click on the images above!
The Greater Building Society is this month going blue and lending a helping hand to raise awareness about autism and its impact on the lives of families in our community.
Captain Starlight touched down at the Starlight Express Room at John Hunter Children’s Hospital on April 10 (today) with a new Greater Building Society support crew to help put a smile on the face of seriously ill children.
Captain Starlight will touch down at Gosford Hospital tomorrow with a new support crew from the Greater Charitable Foundation to transform the lives of seriously ill children from the Central Coast.
The Starlight Foundation is now visiting more hospitals than ever before. We are helping to bring the inspiring ‘in-hospital’ programs to hospitals in Maitland, Gosford, Armidale, Tamworth, Lismore and even the Gold Coast. These programs will help bring a smile to the faces of seriously ill children and their families. Greater staff members have also been helping the Starlight Captains deliver the program, and will continue to support them as they travel around, lifting the spirits of some really sick kids and reminding them what it’s like to be a child again.
The Greater Building Society and its staff have a proud tradition of supporting charities that serve people in the areas in which it operates. Its funding of the Greater Charitable Foundation takes this community support to a new level.