Football NSW in conjunction with ‘The Grants Guy’ are set to premiere a free Grants Zoom online webinar next Wednesday (September 22) at 6:30pm – 7:30pm.
FNSW clubs and associations will be provided with valuable information through the grants webinar, especially for applying for funding which have assisted many teams in the past in their pursuit of seeking facility upgrades amongst various other beneficial elements.
The webinar will provide a practical guide to grant writing for any football club seeking to attain funding by applying for the Greater Cities Sport Facility Fund and the Regional Sport Facility Fund in particular.
Both grants will be explained through the practical step by step webinar, and guidance will be provided as to how to apply for the Grants.
The following topics will be discussed:
- How to apply for the grant – the do’s and don’ts
- Eligibility & Answering the Question
- Project Assessment, Evaluation, Rationale, Methodology
- Budget & Acquittal
- Getting Grant Ready and Planning your Club’s Application
For the Greater Cities and Regional Sport Facility Fund, the second and final round of the $100 million grant is available, with grants of up to $1 million offered to sport and recreation organisations and councils.
In Round 2, up to $46 million is available for projects that improve sports facilities and recreational spaces and enable more people to participate in sport and active recreation.
Grants from $100,000 up to $1 million are available for a range of projects including lighting, amenity buildings, clubrooms, change rooms and grandstands.
Round 1 resulted in $54 million awarded for 91 projects, with over $10 million awarded to football projects.
Round 2 is the final round of the program with applications closing at 12pm, on October 8, 2021.
Register for the webinar today by clicking here.
For any further questions please contact Football NSW’s Government Relation, Infrastructure and Funding Manager Daniel Ristic via email on danielr@footballfacilities.com.au.
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