The Eyre Peninsula Community Foundation (EPCF) awards grants to local charitable organisations, community groups and proactive, visionary individuals to make a real difference to communities on Eyre Peninsula.
EPCF invites proposals for locally run and led volunteer projects focused on sustainable long-term community development and capacity building. Grants can be between $500 and $2000.
“The Foundation particularly supports projects involving minority or disadvantaged groups, and where innovation and community collaboration is evident”, said Chairman Greg Barry.
“We also respond to new issues and opportunities as they arise and consider unusual requests, particularly ideas for community projects normally not eligible for assistance from traditional funding programs”.
If your community project satisfies at least some of the criteria, you should apply for the 2023 Community Grant round.
The EPCF 2023 Community Grant round opens 9am Monday 28 August 2023 and closes at 5pm on Friday 22 September 2023.
The Eyre Peninsula Community Foundation carefully manages a growing base of donated funds and works with philanthropic and other partners to ensure the best possible value and impact from each of its community projects, regional student advancement and home hospice services on Eyre Peninsula. The Foundation is supported by the invaluable work of the Book Bazaar volunteers and committed administrative staff.
Full details and application forms can be obtained on the Foundation’s website at www.epcf.com.au, via email to admin@epcf.com.au, or by calling 0400 685 520.
Picture: 2022 Grant Recipient – Port Lincoln Gymnastics Club (Jarrad Ellis Port Lincoln Special School with students and Gymnastic Club Lisa Henderson and EPCF Leonie Wanklyn)