| How to use 'Funding Opportunities' |
This page is a quick "how-to" guide for using this section. It explains some of the Funding categories and how they are applied.
Each funding source is listed separately in the database. They have been tagged with filters to help you separate out funding sources in separate categories, such as "Capital Works" or "Conservation, Preservation".
One item may be tagged with many filters. For example, an item can be tagged both "Philanthropic Funding" and "Capital Works". The items matching these filters will appear in searches for both "Philanthropic Funding" and "Capital Works".
Most funding categories are self-explanatory. Others, where it is helpful to add a brief explanatory note, are listed below.
To use the filters, simply choose them from the dropdown on the index page. You can get to the index page by clicking on the navigation to the left or the breadcrumbs above.
To use the keyword search (with our without filters) simply type in the keyword field and press "Search".
You can use the "next" and "previous" buttons on individual pages to browse the pages.
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Capital Works: includes purchase of property, buildings, extensions to buildings, upgrades or refurbishments to facilities.
Workshops, seminars, conferences, training: includes funds for hire of consultants and speakers
Project Work: includes exhibitions (& travelling exhibitions), public programs, events (inc. special events), collection projects
This resource is intended as a starting point only and does not necessarily represent all levels of funding available to any particular group. This information is also subject to change. Grant seekers should check the funding body's website for updated information and submission dates before submitting an application.
This listing does not include: awards, prizes, or scholarships; sponsorship opportunities; or funding for for-profit arts businesses.
Consulted during the compilation of this grants listing: the 2006 Australian Directory of Philanthropy, published by Philanthropy Australia, and GrantsLINK, the online resource for Commonwealth grants for community groups.
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