FRRR has awarded $3,733,324 to local organisations in 11 regions across Australia for 65 projects that will enhance the capacity and resilience of these agriculture-dependent
FRRR awards $213,343 via Telstra’s Connected Communities Grant Program to 30 local groups and not-for-profits (NFPs) across remote, rural and regional Australia for projects embracing
FRRR awards $1,340,387 in grants to 131 local groups across remote, rural and regional Australia for projects that support COVID-19 recovery, disaster resilience and recovery
Local community groups and not-for-profits in rural Victorian communities impacted by the 2022-23 floods are encouraged to apply for grants of up to $20,000 for
In partnership with The Yulgilbar Foundation, FRRR has awarded $785,794 in grants to 23 local groups for community projects designed to strengthen community capacity and
FRRR and ARLF announce the first organisations to receive funding through the Future Drought Fund’s Helping Regional Communities Prepare for Drought Initiative. The Initiative, which
Remote, rural and regional communities across Australia can apply now for grants up to $20,000 for community-driven mental health and wellbeing projects, through FRRR’s In
$2.3 million in grants awarded to 176 community groups for COVID recovery, climate-related impacts and Small & Vital projects. FRRR has awarded $2,309,331 in grants
Earlier this year, one of FRRR’s long-term supporters, the Pratt Foundation, made a generous $250,000 donation to FRRR’s Flood Recovery Appeal to support Victorian areas
FRRR welcomes the appointment of the representative of the Sidney Myer Fund, one of the founding partners of FRRR William Myer to its Board. Â
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