The Jack Brockhoff Foundation - Grassroots Capabilities Grant
The Jack Brockhoff Grassroots Capabilities Grant is a pivotal funding opportunity for small community organisations in Victoria that are dedicated to making a positive impact. This grant, provided by the Jack Brockhoff Foundation, offers up to $30,000 to support capacity-building initiatives that ensure the long-term sustainability and effectiveness of grassroots organisations. Eligible projects may focus on areas such as early childhood intervention, secure housing, mental health support, and social innovation. The grant is specifically aimed at enhancing the capabilities of nonprofits, allowing them to better serve their communities and address critical issues. Applications typically open in March, with a closing date in April, providing organisations with ample time to prepare a comprehensive proposal. The Jack Brockhoff Grassroots Capabilities Grant is a valuable resource for nonprofits seeking to strengthen their operations, expand their reach, and ensure they can continue to deliver essential services to the Victorian community.
*Please note, all prospective applicants should contact the Foundation at foundation@jackbrockhoff.org.au or 03 9006 1765 to discuss their funding need prior to `submitting an application.
Thriving Children
With a focus on breaking cycles,The Jack Brockhoff Foundation invests in initiatives that support the first six years of a child’s life through early intervention and prevention. Our goal is to ensure that all children reach their full potential.
Safe, Secure, Connected Communities
With a focus on participation and connection,The Jack Brockhoff Foundation invests in increasing access to secure housing and mental health support. Their aim is to ensure that Victorians, especially older Victorians, can remain connected and engaged with their families, friends, and communities.
They provide one-off, flexible grants to meet the organisational and workforce needs of small grassroots organisations working in these areas.
Grants of between $10,000 to $30,000 for one year only are available through an open grant round that will open from Thursday 8th August to Thursday 29 August 12pm (midday).
The initiatives or projects that funds are sought for should be practical in nature and can be for a range of one-off, discrete needs such as equipment, online system improvement or staff and volunteer training and development.
