Provides grants for projects that will directly benefit the people of Glenorchy. The Glenorchy Community Fund seeks to support projects which – Address social disadvantage – Promote general health and well being – Strengthen community networks – Develop community pride and belonging – Build community capacity.

Assists eligible organisations to purchase additional or replace existing equipment to deliver community sport and/or active recreation activities that enhance participation. Eligible equipment includes: – Playing and or/training equipment – Coaching and/or officiating equipment – Safety, health and/or protective equipment – Uniforms and/or protective gear directly associated with participation – Information technology equipment directly associated with participation – Watercraft and related equipment – Playing venue maintenance equipment.

The Community Grant supports the delivery of community-based activities that involve, engage and benefit the Hobart community. Applicants must be either: – A not-for-profit organisation – A registered charity – An incorporated association – An unincorporated group – A social enterprise – A registered school or training organisation.

Provides funds to a school or school group/committee that demonstrates a real commitment to improving school resources and enriching their community. This grant is offered annually to one school and/or school group/committee. Entry is open to citizens or permanent residents of Australia aged 18 and over at the date they submit their entry who are associated with an Australian public school or a school-group or a school association.

Supports organisations to develop and deliver programs that cater for the needs and interests of all women and girls to increase opportunities to participate, including specific cohorts who may experience additional barriers to participation. Her Path to Play (the Program) is funded through the Community Support Fund (CSF). Legislation requires that funding under this program is provided for the benefit of community sport and recreation clubs.

Supports projects that focus on removing the barriers to learning and education and on building capable and well led communities. The Tasmanian Community Fund is calling for applications from not-for-profit community organisations for projects that support strong, vibrant and resilient communities, through programs and activities that remove barriers to learning for 8–19-year-olds and build leadership capability and capacity across the community.