From $1,000 to $20,000

Paid on a dollar for dollar basis with labour counting towards the local ‘dollars’.  Focus is on improvement to habitats to support recreational fishing.

Min. $20,000

public scientific and public education (but not schools and preferably agriculture related) get half of the money

various

Supports “education” and “environment and conservation”. To prevent irreversible damage to the environment and encourage the maintenance of biodiversity

$20,000 maximum

To support the local South-East growth corridor community (Pakenham to East Gippsland, but includes Mornington Pen).  Prefer one-off capital works – includes environment problems

Min $1,100  
Max. $5,500

To assist landcare and community groups tackle water quality projects

http://www.caltex.com.au/community_spo.asp

02 9250 5000

Various

Focus on community groups near major Caltex facilities.  Environmental aspect might include: research, community education, air/water quality, wetlands

$250 max

To provide seed capital to new community organisations to assist them in the provision of services.

$5,000 max. or in kind

Environmental and community focused projects in City West’s suburbs of operation

Typically $16K-48K ($8,900 per capita)

To create a public offering of significant research that addresses scientific, environmental, and public policy issues and problems

http://www.deh.gov.au/programs/gveho/index.html

(02) 6274 2422 gveho@environment.gov.au

Max. $10,000

“To provide admin funds … to value, conserve, and protect Australia’s natural environment and historic heritage for current and future generations.”  Admin costs and small capital items, not related to campaigners

Mainly in-kind

Grants of computer products and systems to support education

In kind – free ads on Googlewebsite  for 3 months

Non-profit, registered charities

http://www.landcareonline.com/ funding_opportunity_details.asp?fo_id=6

9662 9977 Sarah Harris

https://wic004tv.server-secure.com/vs154616_secure/resources/ JL_Guidelines_FEB2008.doc

Av. $500 from a total pool of $200,000

for schools and youth groups wishing to participate in environmental projects
Coles – school garden (up to $1,000) x 85 grants pa
Yates – School Environmental Management Plan (up to $1,000)
Melbourne Water – water quality and conservation  (up to $2,000) only in October

Contributes $16M pa to 500 organisations

Environment is one of 7 areas supported – looking for community organizations, innovative approaches, and long term benefits

$900-1,500

To promote solar hot water in Melbourne

$100 - $10,000 from a pool of $40,000

‘to support and engender projects that have a significant, ongoing or catalytic environmental outcomes’

Max $5,000

Environmental education targeting and involving young people aged 12-25 years, under small grants programme

In-kind unskilled labour

May be able to provide skilled labour

Employees are given two days a year to do voluntary work in their communities.  NAB may fund a project through an employee.  NAB employees cannot work with children under 18 years

Up to $50,000

Will cover rainwater capture, energy efficiency and solar electricity (to get full amount must install at least 2KW of PV panels

Max.  $2,500

‘To conserve and preserve the aquatic environment and its resources’ – includes grass roots programs, public awareness, and public education

$1,900-2,500

To promote solar hot water in Regional Victoria

Up to 20% of capital cost

To fund and facilitate innovative renewable energy projects that contribute to reducing Victoria's greenhouse gas emissions.

Median about $10-15,000 no max or min

Includes ‘environmental needs and problems’ and protecting flora and fauna

$500-$10,000

To strengthen and build capacity for natural resource management

Various amounts

Four objectives – one is ‘promoting healthy wildland ecosystems and wildlife habitat, including supporting research and advocacy’

Up to $1,500

To promote peace, justice and care for the environment

$500 to $250K
$3M pa in total

Environment is one category

Cash rebates

Will cover PV panels installed for solar electricity (to get funds for community buildings, there must be significant educational value)

Max. $1,000

Will cover solar HWS or heat pump HWS in private houses.

$500 to $5,000
Pool of $100,000

Includes ‘public scientific’, environment, socially disadvantaged.  Focus on Western District, in particular the Warrnambool area

http://www.sustainability.vic.gov.au
1300 363 744

Various – approx $3,000 per KW installed

Part payment for PV panels in primary and secondary schools, as well as community buildings.  Bodies can be eligible for both the state AND federal schemes.

Up to $5,000 from a pool of $3M

To recruit, train and develop volunteers from a variety of backgrounds.

$500

Rebates to support installation of rainwater tanks or greywater systems.  Must apply within 6 months of purchase

Av. $3,500
Max. 50% of the cost of the environmental materials

To help provide both volunteer labour and financial resources to support the successful completion of environmental projects in local communities.

22 Dec 2009

31 Mar 2010

30 June 2010

Max.  $20,000

research, education and recording of all aspects of the natural living environment

Various – a one-off donation of a WISH card – can be used for operating costs or as a fundraiser

Cause related not for profits – at discretion of local store manager