ClubGRANTS

What is ClubGRANTS?

This is a state wide community grants program funded by local clubs and administered by us.  It provides an opportunity for local projects and services to apply for funding under the scheme.

Participating clubs in Blacktown City include:

  • Blacktown Workers Club       

  • City of Blacktown RSL Club

  • Riverstone Schofields Memorial Club

  • Rooty Hill RSL Club   

  • Seven Hills

  • Toongabbie RSL Club

  • St Marys Rugby League Club           

  • West Tradies

Who can apply?

The program is for local projects and services that assist people within our city. Funded projects must be in the areas of:

  • community welfare and social services

  • community development/engagement

  • community health services

  • employment assistance activities (including social enterprises)

How to apply?

Applications for the 2017 round closed on 3 May 2017.

Check back in April 2018 for more information.

How are ClubGRANTS applications assessed?

All applications are assessed and funded on the recommendations made by the Blacktown City ClubGRANTS Local Committee. The committee comprises representatives from local Aboriginal communities, Department of Family and Community Services, Western Sydney Area Health Services and Community Resource Network.

*The ClubGRANTS scheme enables registered clubs with gaming machine profits over $1 million to apply for a tax rebate (of 2.25%). The rebate is used to provide grants to nonproft community organisations / services or community projects. The scheme is guided by the Gaming Machine Tax Act 2001.

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