Isaac Community Grant Applications

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:

• Community Development
• Community Events
• Community Facilities
• Sport, Recreation and Healthy Living
• Dry Lands and High Hopes*
• Cultural Development - refer to Regional Arts Development Funding (RADF) program

*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.

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

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

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.