Current and upcoming grants in Queensland
Looking for a grant to assist you with your outdoor furniture purchase? Take a look through the current and upcoming external grants available that may suit your organisation. Get a quote for your grant on the form below or contact the team on 1 800 834 016.
GRANTS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN QUEENSLAND
QUEENSLAND
Gambling Community Benefit Fund
The Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF) is Queensland’s largest one-off community grants program, distributing around $60 million annually to not-for-profit organisations. This funding supports these groups in delivering services, leisure activities, and opportunities for communities across Queensland.
Amount: $35,000 - $100,000
Rounds:
The GCBF will have 3 funding rounds in 2025:
Round 123—$35,000 standard grant round—closed 28 February
Round 124—$100,000 super round—closes 18 July
Round 125—$35,000 standard grant round—closes 31 October.
Gambling Community Benefit Fund
Show Societies Grants Program
The Show Societies Grants Program (SSGP) is an annual allocation-based funding program of $2 million supporting Show Societies and affiliated organisations throughout Queensland to conduct annual agricultural shows, totalling $6 million by 2025.
The objective of the Grant Program is to provide financial support to Show Societies and affiliated Organisations to:
- Meet the operational costs (excluding salary or wage related costs) associated with the conduct of annual agricultural shows
- Invest in new infrastructure or upgrades and maintenance to showground facilities essential to the operation of the annual agricultural show.
Amount: Unspecified
Rounds: Always Open
2022-25 Show Societies Grants program
Rugby League Infrastructure Fund
Provides funding to assist community rugby league clubs and leagues and local governments to develop Rugby League facilities across Queensland.
The aim of the program is to, as per the QRLIS is to:
- Sustainably maintain existing capacity at venues
- Create additional capacity at rugby league venues across Queensland
- Develop increased inclusive facilities across rugby league venues
- Create venues with credible talent pathway facilities
- Promote increased funding and investment support across the game.
Amount: Up to $150,000
Rounds: Always Open
https://www.qrl.com.au/contentassets/046eced414ee4e18b8c539d9ffcd0ae5/qrl24-rlif-guidelines.pdf
Provides funding to assist local governments, grassroots community Australian football clubs, umpiring organisations and schools to develop AFL facilities across Queensland.
The Breaking News Ground Program aligns directly to the AFL's Infrastructure Plan Towards 2030 goal to drive innovation and growth by generating new, bold and innovating approaches to venue provision that increase access to football for more people in more locations.
Amount: Unspecified
Rounds: Always Open
https://aflqld.smartygrants.com.au/AFLQBNG
Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements
Provides relief measures that may be activated following an eligible disaster to assist individuals, small businesses, primary producers, not-for-profit organisations, local governments and state agencies.
Amount: Unspecified
Rounds: Always Open
https://www.qra.qld.gov.au/funding/drfa
Sport & Recreation Disaster Recovery Grant
The Sport and Recreation Recovery Grant is a rolling program that is jointly funded by the Australian Government and Queensland Government under Category C & D of the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
The grant assists not-for-profit sport, active recreation and racing organisations with the clean-up, repair or replacement of equipment or facilities directly damaged by an eligible disaster event and to re-establish activities.
Amount: Up to $1 Million
Key Dates:
Applications open: 24 July 2025
Applications close (5pm AEST) or earlier if funding is exhausted: 24 October 2025
Project completion: 30 June 2027
Acquittal and final reporting complete: 31 August 2027
https://www.qld.gov.au/recreation/sports/funding/sport-and-recreation-recovery-grant
Lord Mayor’s Better Suburbs Grants - Community Facility Category
Provides funding to improve, develop and maintain Community Facilities, with preference provided to Council community-leased facilities.
The Community Facility Category aims to deliver outcomes in alignment with Brisbane Vision 2031, which plans for the future of the city.
Projects must deliver one or more of the following objectives:
- Improve the quality of a Community Facility
- Increase, maintain or enhance participation and community access to a Community Facility
- Improve the flexibility of a Community Facility so that it encourages the development of multi-use, sharing and co-location.
Amount: Up to $200,000
Round 4: Open September 1st until October 27th 2025
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UPCOMING GRANTS IN QUEENSLAND
QUEENSLAND
Currently, there are no upcoming grants available. Please check again as we update this page regularly.
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