Community Grants

Kedron-Wavell

COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM

Community Support Through Grants

The annual Kedron-Wavell Community Grants Program provides vital financial support to local individuals and community organisations that meet our eligibility criteria. In 2026, the program will deliver a significant $250,000 in funding, representing a major investment in our community, with grants ranging from $500 to $10,000 available for eligible individuals and non-profit organisations across North Brisbane.

We’re proud to support projects that strengthen health, education, sport, the arts and overall community wellbeing, benefiting Chermside and surrounding areas through Kedron-Wavell, and Sandgate and nearby communities through The Sands Social.

Funding is allocated based on the merit of each application to ensure the greatest possible community impact.

Applications for the 2026 Community Grants Program are now closed.

The grant acceptance presentation will be held on Tuesday 22 September 2026.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Applications can only be submitted online and cannot be made in person or mailed.

In under 300 words detail the intiative your organisation will use the funds for, including:

  • How the initiative will address the needs of the local community. For example, purchasing a defibrillator, upgrading sewing machine equipment or building a new vegetable garden.
  • How the initiative will be effectively delivered. This may include which suppliers you will use, who will be responsible for managing the project and any other key details.
  • How the initiative represents good value for money. This may include advising of research done to ensure the initiative is viable and relevant to those it’s intended for and that goods and services procured are competitively priced.

The more specific and more information you can provide, the better! Make sure you include the correct email and mobile phone for someone in the organisation so we can reach you if you are successful!

Yes! If your organisation supports individuals from any of the eligible postcodes listed on the application form, you are welcome to apply. In your application, simply select the postcode that reflects an area you service, even if it’s not where your organisation is physically located.

You can apply for whatever amount your organisation’s project requires, with the maximum grant amount being $10,000.

It’s important that the amount you apply for is justified in your application.

Yes, they are!

If you’ve been successful, you will receive an email with an invitation to our official Community Grants ceremony where you will receive your funding. You will also be required to submit a financial acquittal once your funds have been spent.

We try to give as much as we can to as many people as we can. Every application is presented to the Board and assessed thoroughly. If you have applied in the past and you didn’t receive a grant, please don’t let this deter you. Apply again this year! 

Unfortunately, no. We’re unable to provide any feedback about any detail on your application. The Board’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

what our community grants program delivers

“Thanks to the Kedron-Wavell grant in 2023, we were able to purchase sporting and cooking equipment for our autistic clients.”
Kendall Morgan-Chase – Autism Queensland
“The Kedron-Wavell Community Grant enabled So Brave to deliver more youth health literacy education workshops in our community.”
Rachelle Panitz – So Brave
“The support from Kedron-Wavell is vital investment in the health and wellbeing of the people of Brisbane as well as the remote and rural communities of Queensland.”
Serah Bass – Royal Flying Doctors
“The grant was used to purchase consumable items for the training CPR manikins. Feedback from participants has always mentioned that the hands-on aspect of the training session is invaluable in reinforcing the CPR skills.”
Dayle Joekong – Chermside LAC Metro North
“Our $500 grant has enabled us to keep over 1000 heads warm with our colourful beanies and Probus Everton Knitters are producing more every day for homeless, DV victims, and cancer care patients.”
Ann Allision – Probus Everton
“Thanks to the grant we were able to touch the lives of another twenty people, everyone a treasure worth much more than we gave.”
Byran Wiseman – Band of Brothers