Council grants

Athletes can apply for a $500 donation to represent Australia in your chosen sport.

Third round grants of up to $2,000 are now available to organisations who have created programs responding to social issues in the community, particularly those addressing social isolation issues.

Community groups, not for profits, sporting clubs, businesses and other organisations can access a range of government grants through the Campbelltown Grants Hub portal.

ClubGrants provides the opportunity for local projects to apply for funding from the Campbelltown Clubs under the scheme. Projects up to a value of $5,000 will be considered.

Grants of up to $2000 will be made through the Connected Communities Fund and up to $500 for non-incorporated groups to deliver on the objectives of the Campbelltown 2027 - Community Strategic Plan.

Private owners of heritage buildings can apply for a grant of up to $2000 for approved heritage restoration projects each financial year though the Local Heritage Fund.

Grant funding up to $500 is offered to local not-for-profit organisations and seniors groups to hold an event or activity during the NSW Seniors Festival in February.

Grant funding up to $500 is offered to local not-for-profit youth services, organisations or businesses to support a range of large and small scale events and activities.

We’ re seeking expressions of interest for unique events for our community to participate in and enjoy, with $2000 grants available for businesses and community groups to help deliver them.