Qantas Regional Grants 2023
The Qantas Regional Grants program is back, offering $10 million in support over five years to Australian-based communities and projects that are looking to benefit our country's regional areas.
About the program
Since 1920 when Qantas was founded in outback Queensland, we’ve looked to strengthen Australia’s regional communities, drive local economic activity, and support jobs.
In 2019, we launched the Qantas Regional Grants program to help these communities sustain brighter futures by providing financial, flight and marketing support to charities, organisations, causes, projects and individuals over a five-year period.
Applications
Applications open 21 February and close 10 May 2023.
2023 timings
21 February 2023
Applications open
10 May 2023
Applications close
May - June
Qantas Regional Grant Panel assess entries
July
Successful applicants announced
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Who can apply
Entry is open to Australian based individuals, not-for-profit community groups and organisations of any size, who are seeking funding to help enhance the lives of people in regional communities.
Charitable organisations must also be:
- registered in Australia, and
- endorsed as income tax exempt.
How to apply
We recommend that you take the time to thoughtfully complete your application and ensure all required sections are submitted.
Note:
- Applications must be completed in full, as you won't have the ability to save a draft copy, and return later to edit your answers and complete the submission.
- You may wish to save a copy of your submission, as we're unable to send a copy of your application via email once it's been submitted.
If you experience any issues with applying, email the Qantas Regional Grants team.
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Grant inclusions
The Qantas Regional Grants program will offer recipients a combination of:
Cash grants
Flights in kind
Marketing support
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When submitting an application, applicants must nominate the value of each grant component required for their work and clearly outline how it would be used to further their regional cause.
Judging criteria
The Qantas Regional Grants judging panel will determine the successful applicants each year. Judges will examine all eligible entries and select applicants that they determine best meet the below criteria.
- The extent to which the applicant directly services a regional community need and demonstrates a measurable socioeconomic impact.
- The extent to which the applicant can maximise local community benefits in regional Australia with the Qantas Regional Grants Program funding.
- The extent to which the project or activity will celebrate and highlight the work of the applicant and help boost the profile and strength of the applicant for the future; and
- The ability of the applicant to demonstrate innovation in their project strategy, goals and mission, and how these align to improving their service offering and increasing regional impact.
Previous recipients
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Country to Canberra - C2C is empowering young women to reach their leadership potential by providing advocacy and education opportunities to thousands of girls in rural communities. -
Australian Women in Agriculture - An organisation committed to ensuring women influence the agriculture agenda to enable a more innovative and inclusive industry. -
Ten Days on the Island Ltd - Ten Days is Tasmania’s biennial international arts festival, which presents new work from Tasmania’s leading artists alongside the work of the world’s most exciting creative practitioners. -
Broome Pride Inc - A social group whose goal is to achieve “One Community” through events and social media to reduce feelings of isolation for the LGBTQI+ community in the Kimberley. -
Fair Game Australia Ltd - A team that collects pre-loved sports equipment and distributes it, along with unique health education and fitness programs, to young people in some of Australia’s most remote communities.
