Applicants

Category 1 grants support eligible community organisations delivering projects or services that benefit people experiencing disadvantage within Deniliquin and the surrounding district. Funding may be provided for community welfare and social services, community development, community health services, employment assistance, and initiatives that improve the living standards of low-income or disadvantaged people.

Applicants should clearly explain the identified community need, who will benefit, how the funding will be used, the outcomes the project is expected to achieve, and how those outcomes will be measured. Applications must meet the current ClubGRANTS eligibility requirements and any local funding priorities.

USE THIS ROUND FOR CATEGORY 1 APPLICATIONS OVER $2,000

*Please note for Grants over $2,000 you are required to meet with the Club and discuss details of your proposal so that the Club can have a full understanding of your project goals.

Please contact Lauren Finlayson by email customerservice@clubcorowa.com.au to arrange a meeting.

Club Corowa participates in the Club Grants scheme.  The Club Grants scheme is a shared arrangement between registered Clubs and the NSW State Government.  The program is funded by gaming tax rebates provided by the State Government.

Local community groups are encouraged to use this form to lodge submissions for category 1 funding. 

USE THIS ROUND FOR CATEGORY 1 APPLICATIONS UNDER $2,000

The Corowa RSL Club participates in the Club Grants scheme.  The Club Grants scheme is a shared arrangement between registered Clubs and the NSW State Government.  The program is funded by gaming tax rebates provided by the State Government.

Local community groups are encouraged to use this form to lodge submissions for category 1 funding. 

The Category 1 ClubGRANTS application form is designed to capture key information about your organisation, project, and the intended community outcomes. This funding round supports initiatives that deliver meaningful benefits to the Murray River Council community, particularly for disadvantaged or vulnerable groups.

Applications must clearly demonstrate how the proposed project aligns with Category 1 eligibility requirements and addresses one or more of the FY27 priority areas, including community development, community welfare and social services, community health, employment assistance, emergency services, eligible natural disasters, and domestic violence services.

Applicants will be required to outline project objectives, activities, expected outcomes, target groups, budget details, and how the project will deliver measurable community benefit. Supporting documentation may be requested to assist in the assessment process.

Funding is intended for projects that are achievable, provide value for money, and contribute positively to community wellbeing, participation, and resilience. Priority will be given to applications that address identified local needs and demonstrate strong community impact.

Please ensure applications are NOT submitted using a personal email address.

Organisations are eligible for category 1 expenditure for projects and/or services that contribute to the welfare and broader social fabric of the local community and are aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people.

Please ensure your application is in-line with the priorities listed in this grant round.

Please check your organisation profile has the updated contact details as these will appear on the application form.

Category 1 supports community welfare and social services; community development; employment assistance activities; community health services and projects aimed at improving the living standards of low income and disadvantaged people.  

Category 1 donations are essentially grants and are a "feel good" donation where the Club cannot expect any recognition.  At least 0.75% of our regulated contribution must be allocated to Category 1.