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Isaac Regional Council is committed to assisting local not for profit community groups and organisations by providing community grants in an equitable and accountable manner. In order to ensure community assistance will benefit the region and our residents, Council has developed a Community Grants Policy and application process.
The Isaac Community Grants program funds local projects, events and activities which help develop resilient, adaptive and vibrant communities while contributing to the social well-being of its residents, workers and visitors.
Grants will be assessed across a number of categories and applicants are encouraged to think about how their project, event or activity will benefit the people and community of the region, and what outcomes it will provide.
Minor Grant applications for up to $1000 are open year-round and are assessed on a per needs basis. Applications must be received at least 4 weeks before the project, event or activity date.
Major Grant applications are assessed in three set rounds through the financial year. Dates for are outlined below.
Major Grant Assessment - FY21-22
Project/Event/Activity Date
Grant Rounds
Applications Open
Applications Close
Assessment Date
Outcome Timeframe
Completed within the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Round 1/ FY2021
1 June 2021
16 July 2021
August 2021
4-5 weeks following closing date
Completed within the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Round 2/ FY2021
1 August 2021
17 September
October 2021
Completed within the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Round 3/ FY2022
1 October 2021
18 February 2022
March 2022
Completed within the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Round 4/ FY2022
1 March 2022
15 April 2022
May 2022
NOTE: Council is currently considering Major Grant assessment dates for FY21-22, and these dates will be published when available.
For further details please refer to the Community Grants Toolkit. If you require assistance please contact the Community Grants Officer via communitygrants@isaac.qld.gov.au.
Isaac Regional Council is committed to assisting local not for profit community groups and organisations by providing community grants in an equitable and accountable manner. In order to ensure community assistance will benefit the region and our residents, Council has developed a Community Grants Policy and application process.
The Isaac Community Grants program funds local projects, events and activities which help develop resilient, adaptive and vibrant communities while contributing to the social well-being of its residents, workers and visitors.
Grants will be assessed across a number of categories and applicants are encouraged to think about how their project, event or activity will benefit the people and community of the region, and what outcomes it will provide.
Minor Grant applications for up to $1000 are open year-round and are assessed on a per needs basis. Applications must be received at least 4 weeks before the project, event or activity date.
Major Grant applications are assessed in three set rounds through the financial year. Dates for are outlined below.
Major Grant Assessment - FY21-22
Project/Event/Activity Date
Grant Rounds
Applications Open
Applications Close
Assessment Date
Outcome Timeframe
Completed within the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Round 1/ FY2021
1 June 2021
16 July 2021
August 2021
4-5 weeks following closing date
Completed within the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Round 2/ FY2021
1 August 2021
17 September
October 2021
Completed within the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Round 3/ FY2022
1 October 2021
18 February 2022
March 2022
Completed within the 2021-2022 Financial Year
Round 4/ FY2022
1 March 2022
15 April 2022
May 2022
NOTE: Council is currently considering Major Grant assessment dates for FY21-22, and these dates will be published when available.
For further details please refer to the Community Grants Toolkit. If you require assistance please contact the Community Grants Officer via communitygrants@isaac.qld.gov.au.
Isaac’s Minor and Major grant program assists local not-for-profit community groups and organisations undertaking innovative projects or activities which benefit the community across the following categories:
*In conjunction with the Queensland Government, we’re offering grants to groups who deliver events/activities that enhance community connectedness and/or help participants link with relevant support networks in the face of drought.
*Events/activities targeting areas east of Marlborough-Sarina Road are ineligible.
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School bursary awards enable our local school communities to identify the significant contribution of their students, and serves to recognise the following:
•Academic excellence
•Sports award
•Outstanding achievement
•Community spirit
•Cultural leadership
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Funding is available to support Isaac Regional Council local government area residents who are performing, competing or representing the region at national or international competitions or events across the areas of:
•Sport
•Culture
•Academia
•Community
•Environment
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Isaac regional Council requires that all recipients of Isaac Community Grants must complete an Acquittal Report within 12 weeks of the completion of their project, program or event.
Acquittal reports are essential in maintaining accountability for the use of public funds. Failure to provide satisfactory acquittal means the recipient may be ineligible for future funding.
All financial and commercial information of your organisation remains confidential. Council reserves the right to print or publish Acquittal Report information for the purpose of promotion of the Isaac Community Grants program or reporting on successful events.
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