Council Grants
To find out about current grants for your business and group, tips and support, and other handy info you can head to our Grant Guru page here.
Or you can find out more about council funding opportunities in the list below.
Applications for the next round of Murray River Council’s Community Grants Program will open in August 2021.
The program offers financial support for various projects, equipment, events, exhibitions and performances which contribute positively to the Murray River Council community.
Applicants can apply for grants of up to $3,000 via the program.
Who can apply?
Community groups and not-for-profit organisations in Murray River Council can apply.
How to apply
We will advertise locally when the next round opens, or you can check back here in August. You can then check through our program guidelines then complete our online application form.
Once per year, individuals and groups wishing to undertake heritage projects within Murray River Council are invited to apply for financial assistance under Council’s Local Heritage Fund Program.
Applications will open in July 2021.
The program provides funding for conservation projects (e.g. repair of original features and painting in period colours) for heritage items and items of heritage significance within Murray River Council.
A total of approximately $10,500 is available in the 2020-21 Local Heritage Fund. Generally, grants are given for amounts between $1,000 and $5,000.
Who can apply?
All owners or managers of eligible heritage projects (refer to list in the guidelines) that are in the Murray River Council Local Government Area.
Please note state government agencies cannot apply for funding but may be involved as a project partner.
How to apply
We will advertise locally when the next round opens, or you can check back here in July. You can then check through our program guidelines then complete our online application form.
Each year the NSW Government provides Youth Week funding to local councils to run an event, activity or project to be held during National Youth Week (usually held in April).
On the years when council doesn’t host an event, we call for suitable local youth services or community organisations to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) for funding to host their very own event or activity! We look for projects that provide an opportunity for young people to express their ideas, or to create and enjoy entertainment.
Keep an eye out locally for your chance to apply for Youth Week funding. Or if you want more info, get in touch with our Youth Engagement Officer: YEP@murrayriver.nsw.gov.au