FRRR has awarded $278,693 in grants for projects that will help remote, rural and regional communities decarbonise, adapt to a changing climate, and mitigate the
In the pursuit of equality, the collaborative philanthropic giving circle, 100 Women, remains steadfast in bringing women’s voices to the forefront of philanthropic conversations. Â
Freemasons Foundation Victorias announced that since November 2014, it has granted $20 million toward charitable projects improving the lives and opportunities of Victorians. This achievement
Researchers will examine why people living in rural and regional areas are three to five times more likely to develop dementia than their city-dwelling counterparts
FRRR and Telstra are inviting applications for funding through Telstra’s Connected Communities Grant Program to provide access to information, technology, education and facilities to strengthen
The Canberra Foundation Collaborative announces the launch of its third annual grant round, offering $1 million to local community-led initiatives aimed at creating positive change
The Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) distributed a record $22.5 million last financial year, shared across more than 550 remote, rural and regional
More than $1.5 million in grants has been announced for 110 community groups across remote, rural and regional Australia through FRRR’s flagship Strengthening Rural Communities
Community groups in small dairy communities across Gippsland, South-West and Northern Victoria can now apply for Gardiner Foundation Community Grants up to $5,000 to strengthen
In the dynamic landscape of Australia’s NFP sector, the pursuit of positive impact is relentless. As organisations navigate through challenges, the significance of continuous learning
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