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.

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 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.

Aims to help build equity of access to maths education and improve the maths skills of students across a range of schools in Australia, by building capacity in maths teaching. Focus on Maths recognises the enduring research base which shows that teacher efficacy is one of the biggest school-based drivers of student achievement. Supporting the development of good maths teachers in local communities is one of the best ways to improve maths achievement in schools across Australia.

This a grant for schools, School Association might support an application. Provides per capita grant funding for community language schools in Tasmania. Community Languages Schools are after-hours language schools that provide community language teaching and cultural education.

Receive a bin, and arrange a collection of that bin. Receive 5cents per container back to you School Association.