MADCA Community Grant
Last reviewed: 04/03/24
The Mapleton and District Community Association (MADCA) is dedicated to supporting the vitality and well-being of our community. MADCA is a not-for-profit organisation run by community members who collaborate with residents, community groups, and local government to make Mapleton and the surrounding district a great place to live.
Do you have a project or activity that aligns with this vision?
Through our Community Grant program, MADCA offers grants of up to $3,000 to support local non-profit groups, clubs and organisations working on initiatives that benefit the community.
Is your project a good fit?
- Promotes inclusivity and participation for all?
- Contributes to a strong and resilient community?
- Sparks creativity and cultural enrichment?
If you answered yes, we want to hear from you!
The MADCA Community Grant program allows us to utilise funds raised through our activities to directly support the community. Grants are awarded on an ad hoc basis as funds become available, with a maximum of one grant per applicant awarded per year.
Ready to make a difference? Let's work together to build a vibrant, inclusive, and thriving Mapleton community!
What funding is available
Up to $3000.
How to apply
If your organisation wishes to apply in 2024, applications must be submitted to the Secretary MADCA at madca.inc@gmail.com by 1st July 2024. Contact us at enquiries@madca.com.au for more information and application details.
Requirements
The application must be made on behalf of a not-for-profit, incorporated, community organisation, operating in the local area, i.e. Flaxton, Mapleton, Kureelpa and Dulong. Organisations that are not incorporated may apply under the auspice of an incorporated organisation.
The funds must be used to support operation of the organisation, or to allow the organisation to provide a service to the local community.
The funds must be expended within 12 months of the grant.
The organisation must provide proof of expenditure and a brief report to MADCA within 6 weeks of the funds being expended.
The organisation must acknowledge the support from MADCA on its communications and signage.
Evaluation criteria
- Percentage of the community that would benefit from the proposed activity.
- Longevity of benefit – with preference to those that provide ongoing benefits.
- The degree to which the submissions support the current MADCA strategies included in the Strategic Plan.
When will the applicant know they are successful
Applications will be assessed after 1st July 2024. Applications will be reviewed by the MADCA Management Committee at the following monthly meeting following receipt of the application. Outcomes will be conveyed by the MADCA Secretary as soon as practicable.