Bushfire Recovery Grants
16 November 2020
|Community
Bushfire Recovery Grants
16 November 2020
|Community
SERVICE ONE Alliance Bank and BDCU Alliance Bank are calling on not-for-profit organisations in bushfire impacted communities to apply for grant funding - up to $75,000.
To support communities with the recovery efforts from the 2019/2020 Black Summer Bushfires, the Community Enterprise Foundation is seeking applications from eligible charitable organisations for funding of programs that support the recovery of bushfire affected communities.
To support communities with the recovery efforts from the 2019/2020 Black Summer Bushfires, the Community Enterprise Foundation is seeking applications from eligible charitable organisations for funding of programs that support the recovery of bushfire affected communities.
Grant applications need to focus on the short-term recovery of communities that were impacted by the Black Summer Bushfires in 2019/2002 and will need to be for one off, community led projects delivered by organisations within the next 6 - 12 months.
2020 NSW Bushfire Community Recovery Grants Program
Funding (up to $75,000) will support the resilience, rebuilding and strengthening of the social fabric within communities, with priority given to community-led activities that promote:
| People | Supporting individual recovery and resilience building. |
| Social | Supporting community connectedness and recovery of organisations. |
| Economic | Supporting community initiatives that assist in the economic restoration of communities. |
| Environmental | Supporting the conservation and re-establishment of the natural environment |
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