Applicants

Chester Hill RSL CAT 2 2026-2027 Grant Round

ClubGRANTS Category 2 Funding Application is for monetary funding only.

It is for general community development and support activities, such as junior sport/grassroots sport, veteran welfare activities and to deliver positive social outcomes that improve the living standards of low income and disadvantaged local residents. 

Applications are encouraged from not-for-profit organisations, community groups and registered charities whose projects address identified community needs and demonstrate measurable benefits to the community.

Category 2 funding examples:

• Health and Wellbeing
• Youth Services
• Families and Community Support
• Seniors Programs
• Disability Inclusion
• Education and Skills Development
• Multicultural and Community Cohesion
• Community Development 
• Sport and recreational clubs
• Cultural activities – Visual/Performing Arts
• Veterans' welfare activities

To help organisations prepare strong submissions, Mounties Group has provided a sample completed application demonstrating the level of detail expected when responding to project and funding questions.  Applicants are encouraged to review the example before commencing their application.  Example Application: Category 2 Funding Application Example.pdf

Applications must be submitted at least 8 to 10 weeks before the required funding date to allow sufficient time for review and consideration by the Board of Directors.  Applications submitted outside this timeframe may not be considered.

Questions and Answers relating to applying can be found here Help for applicants | ClubGRANTS

Cabravale Club Resort — 2026–2027 ClubGRANTS Category 2 Cash Funding

This application is for monetary funding only. Requests for in-kind assistance, including room hire, must be submitted through the relevant in-kind funding round.

Cabravale Club Resort welcomes applications for projects and activities that strengthen community connections, encourage participation and provide meaningful benefits to our local community.

Category 2 supports eligible community development and support activities outside Category 1, including sport, recreation and veterans’ welfare.

Applications are encouraged from not-for-profit organisations, community groups and registered charities that can demonstrate a clear community need, an achievable project plan and measurable outcomes.

Examples of activities that may be considered include:

• Junior and grassroots sport.
• Community sporting and recreational clubs.
• Veterans’ welfare and support activities.
• Cultural events, visual arts and performing arts.
• Multicultural activities that encourage community participation.
• Social and recreational programs that bring people together.

Eligibility will be assessed according to the project’s purpose and the applicable ClubGRANTS Guidelines.

Preparing your application

Please clearly explain who will benefit, how the funding will be used and what your project aims to achieve. Include an itemised budget, relevant supporting documents and details of any other funding requested or received for the same activities.

Applications are assessed on community benefit, financial viability, your organisation’s ability to deliver the project and whether the activities duplicate existing funded programs.

Submit your application well before funding is required to allow time for assessment and Board consideration. Funding is subject to approval and available funds; submitting an application does not guarantee support.

Successful applicants must use the funding for the approved purpose, retain evidence of expenditure and complete the required acquittal or progress reports.

This round applies to Cabravale Club Resort, 1 Bartley Street, Canley Vale only. For Campbelltown RSL funding opportunities, please refer to the Campbelltown RSL website.

For assistance with completing your application, visit ClubGRANTS Help for Applicants.

Category 2 funding is for general community development and supporting various community activities. 

Such examples of this are assistance to local schools and LCC Intraclubs.

Please note: No individual sponsorship will be considered for charities or sporting requests.

If your project and/or services contribute to the welfare and broader social fabric of the local community, including:

• Community welfare and social services
• Community development
• Community health services
• Employment assistance activities

To check eligibility and application steps for Category 1 funding please contact your Club Grants Local Committee or visit ClubsNSW.com.au (Application deadlines do apply)

Bankstown RSL welcomes applications for financial assistance through its 2026/2027 ClubGRANTS Category 2 round.

This round supports projects, events and activities that benefit the local community, including general community development, junior and grassroots sport, recreation, veterans’ welfare and initiatives that encourage community participation and connection.

Applicants should clearly outline the purpose of their request, the amount of funding sought, how the funds will be used and the benefits the activity will deliver to the community.

All applications will be assessed on their eligibility, community benefit and the availability of funding. Assistance is subject to approval by Bankstown RSL.

ClubGRANTS is designed to ensure that larger registered clubs in NSW contribute to the provision of frontline services to their local communities.  

Eligible Category 2 expenditure is that expenditure allocated to community development, support activities and projects not listed under Category 1 and sport related endeavours.

For more details please refer to the Community ClubGRANTS Guidelines.

Club Liverpool (John Edmondson V.C. Memorial Club) has been supporting the local community through Club Grants for over 79 years.

Requests for funding support for the 2026-2027 Club Grant year can be submitted online now.

For further information or enquiries, please email to: admin@clubliverpool.com.au 
 

The following application must be completed to request monetary support from Revesby Workers' Club Ltd, to support community development and initiatives not listed under category 1. This may include, monetary payments / donations such as sub-club subsidies, community group and sporting association assistance, scholarships etc. This support can only be provided to projects or initiatives with the Canterbury-Bankstown LGA, for the period 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2027. 

Contact community@rwc.org.au for details on the application process.

Please do not apply here for 'in-kind' requests or school subsidies

Ingleburn Bowling Club is excited to support local community-development projects through our Category 2 Funding.

To qualify your project must demonstrate that it is supporting local community development and support activities that are not listed under Category 1.  Category 2 can include such things as junior sport/grassroots sport or veteran welfare activities.

All ClubGRANT applications will be assessed by the Board of Directors for consideration in due course. Once your application has been assessed the Club will contact you via the ClubGRANTS online system to advise you of the outcome.

Please note that, under the ClubGRANTS Guidelines, the proposed project cannot commence or have a commence date prior to the project being considered for approval by the Board.

Applications should be submitted well in advance of your project commencement date.

Should your organisation have an outstanding acquittal for a project from a previous ClubGRANTS Round as approved by the Club, your new application may not be considered for funding.

(Please note that this round will close once all allocated funding is exhausted)

Ingleburn RSL Club is excited to support local community-development projects through our Category 2 Funding.

To qualify your project must demonstrate that it is supporting local community development and support activities that are not listed under Category 1.  Category 2 can include such things as junior sport/grassroots sport or veteran welfare activities.

All ClubGRANT applications will be assessed by the Board of Directors for consideration in due course. Once your application has been assessed the Club will contact you via the ClubGRANTS online system to advise you of the outcome.

Please note that, under the ClubGRANTS Guidelines, the proposed project cannot commence or have a commence date prior to the project being considered for approval by the Board.

Applications should be submitted well in advance of your project commencement date.

Should your organisation have an outstanding acquittal for a project from a previous ClubGRANTS Round as approved by the Club, your new application may not be considered for funding.

(Please note that this round will close once all allocated funding is exhausted)