Redland City Council provides financial assistance to support individuals, community organisations and event organisers to deliver projects and activities on Redlands Coast.
Grants are available for initiatives across events, economic development, cultural heritage, creative arts, environment and conservation, community, sport and recreation that enrich the lives of our Redlands Coast community.
Our aim is to maximise benefits for the community and ensure the fair distribution of resources. All applications go through a competitive assessment process that ensures equity, openness and transparency.
Funding programs
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Community Grants
Projects or activities that provide community benefit
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Sponsorship
Events or initiatives which provide commercial benefits to Council and the community.
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Mayor and Councillors' Community Benefit Fund
Offering small amounts of assistance to organisations, and supporting individuals to achieve excellence at a high level.
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Regional Arts Development Fund
Supporting emerging artists to develop their skills and profile throughout Redlands Coast.
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Village Events and Activation Grant
Supporting community organisations and village traders to deliver vibrancy for Redlands Coast.
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Local Heritage Grant
Providing funding towards initiatives that serve to protect, restore or reinstate local heritage values.
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Capital Infrastructure Grant
Assisting eligible organisations to build, renovate or refurbish community facilities on Redlands Coast.
Resources and further information
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Resources for applicants
Process and guidelines for successful applicants
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Awarded grants
Previously awarded grants and sponsorship
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Grant Funding Finder
Alternative sources of funding outside Redland City Council's Community Grants and Sponsorship Program using our Grant Funding Finder.
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Grant workshops and assistance
Find Grant Get Ready workshop sessions, book one on one meetings with the Community Grants Team and see sessions times for the Grants Help Desk: Ask the Community Grant Coordinator located monthly at Redland City Council Libraries.