Are you making a difference in regional WA communities?
Then you could be eligible for funding from $1,000 up to $50,000 if your initiative impacts local communities in any of our service areas.
You're eligible to apply...
If registered as a not-for-profit organisation, community group or local government authority based in our service area.
Partnerships can be used for...
Events, equipment, fit out or short term initiatives that support good community health and well-being. We prefer not to be the sole source of your funding.
Positively impacts Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, employment or businesses.
Protects or improves our shared environment.
Involves the community by listening, creating and delivering together.
Puts regional WA first.
Preparing your application
To get started, you’ll need to gather the details that provide a clear picture of your organisation and how the funding will be used. The information below will walk you through everything we need to know.
Once you have your documentation together and the funding round opens - you can easily apply online.
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Initiatives or events we can support
- Are based in our service area
- Support good health and well-being in communities.
- Contribute to the community and have clear community outcomes
- Are aligned to at least one of our four guiding principles
- Are accessible for all and free, or very low cost to attend
- Provide equipment/fit out for organisations delivering initiatives in regional WA
- Are time limited (not ongoing)
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Initiatives we're unable to support
- Organisations that are associated with or promote gambling, alcohol, smoking or drug use
- Individuals
- Commercial activities
- Federal or State Government led projects
- Individual sporting teams
- Political activities
- Schools
- Religious activities
- Initiatives based outside our service area
- Ongoing operational costs
- Community fundraising e.g. fetes, corporate golf days or charity dinners
- Prizes or trophies for sporting events
- Cash prizes
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How much can I apply for?
- $1,000 to $10,000 for local initiatives.
- $10,001 to $50,000 for multi-region initiatives.
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Tell us about your organisation
- Your organisation's name
- ACN and contact details
- How long it has been running
- At least one referee we can contact about the work your organisation does in the community (they can’t work for you or Horizon Power)
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Describe your initiative and what you hope to achieve
- The name, location and date of the initiative/event
- The amount of funding you are requesting
- A description of your initiative/event including how you identified the need for it and who it will benefit
- Which of our principles your project supports and why (Community involvement, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander commitment, Cleaner Greener, Regions First)
- The outcomes you hope to achieve including how many people will attend, the impact on the community and any positive changes your project will make
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How much your initiative will cost
Please provide a budget breakdown of your project/event including income and expenditure.
Income Expenditure - Horizon Power contribution
- Cash support from your organisation
- Other funders or income sources
- Total income
- Salaries and wages
- Infrastructure hire
- Advertising
- Any other expenditures
- Total expenditures
You will be asked for:
- Your organisation’s in kind contribution (if any and separate to the cash budget)
- Exactly how you intend to spend your Horizon Power grant (if successful)
Please also provide a brief description of:
- How you will advertise/ market the initiative
- How you will acknowledge Horizon Power
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Documentation to support your application
- A copy of your most recent annual financial statements (audited or signed by the legal signatory)
- A budget that includes what Horizon Power’s investment will be spent on
- Certificate of Currency for Public Liability Insurance if you are holding a public event
- Any other documentation that will strengthen your application
- Your organisation’s accountable officer (e.g CEO, Chairperson or Legal Signatory) must be aware of your application and may be contacted if further information is required.
Further documentation
Depending on your organisation's type of entity, we'll ask for the relevant identification and supporting documents as specified below.
We will also use this information to confirm there are no conflicts of interest.
Incorporated 1. Registered with ACNC or ORIC
Certificate of incorporation
2. Not registered with ACNC or ORIC
A copy of rules or constitution, the certificate of incorporation and a copy of the latest minutes or an Executed Statutory Declaration
Unincorporated 1. Copy of your constitution and latest minutes or 2. Executed Statutory Declaration Local Government No supporting documentation required Company ACN Trust 1. Name of Trustee, Name of Trust, Name of beneficiaries 2. If the Trust an individual or company: - If the Trustee is an individual:
A copy of the driver’s license. You must also confirm the individual has capacity to receive the funds on the trust’s behalf - If a company:
ACN Partnership 1. Names of the partners 2. If the partners are individuals, companies or trusts: - If an individual:
Provide their names - If a company:
ACN - If a Trust
Provide the name of the Trustee, name of the Trust and name of trust beneficiaries
Firstly, congratulations on the great work you're doing in the community
We look forward to supporting your organisation and building the power of community, together. Please remember to submit your online acquittal form within six weeks of your event or initiative.
You can easily:
- Submit your acquittal online
- Download a copy and send it back to us.
2021/22 Community Partnerships
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Cross Regional
Organisation Initiative Broome Aboriginal Media Association
Young Indigenous Women's Pathways Program
Football Futures Foundation
Football for All
Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation
Digital Portraits Exhibition Road Show
Pilbara Community Legal Service
Financial counselling support
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East Kimberley
Organisation
Initiative
Apex Club of Kununurra
APEX Kununurra Barra Bash
Gelganyem Limited
Community Collectors Project – Native Seeds
Kangaroo Haven
Bird of prey rehabilitation and rescue aviary
Kununurra Agricultural Society
Supporting the annual Kununurra Agricultural Show
Kununurra Community Garden Kitchen
Cook and Connect program
Kununurra Neighbourhood House
Tables for community op shop volunteers
Mirima Council Aboriginal Corporation
Bilingual language learning resources for children
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West Kimberley
Organisation
Initiative
Boab Festival at Derby
Horizon Power Float Parade
Broome Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Grow Local Kimberley – Business Workshops
Broome Circle
Broome Community Nursery
Shire of Broome
Broome Scratchers Coding and Robotics Club
St John of God Outreach Services
Laptop computers for Indigenous youth
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East Pilbara
Organisation
Initiative
Australian Schools Plus
Culturally responsive STEM program delivered in Marble Bar
Bloodwood Tree Association Inc
Bloodwood Tree’s 45th Birthday Community Celebration Event
Care For Hedland Environmental Association Inc
Management of footpath lights affecting turtle hatchlings along Cemetery Beach
Hedland BMX
BMX safe training area for participants
Port Hedland Chamber of Commerce
Business Excellence Awards
Town of Port Hedland (event support)
Festive Lights Competition
Food Festival
Hedland Community Sports Awards
Spinifex Spree Carnival
Teddy Bear’s Picnic
Welcome to Hedland Community Expo
Youth Week
Youth Involvement Council
Mindfulness 4 Minors
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West Pilbara
Organisation
Initiative
Garlbagu
Foundation Food
Juluwarlu Group Aboriginal Corporation
Ngurra Nyujunggamu – When the World Was Soft – Seven Sisters Story
Karratha Community Garden Inc
10th Anniversary Celebrations
Karratha Kart Club
Karratha Kart Club facilities upgrade
Northwest Multicultural Association WA Inc.
Community Language Program (Mandarin and Indonesian)
Pilbara Trailblazers Incorporated
Pilbara Trailblazers
Swan Districts Football Club
Swans Personal Safety
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Gascoyne Midwest
Organisation
Initiative
Carnarvon Netball Association
Supporting the purchase of equipment
Exmouth Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Community technology project
Mount Magnet Historical Society
Ruston engine installation
Shark Bay Bowling, Sport & Recreation Club Inc
Upgrade of BBQ facilities
Shire of Carnarvon
Above the Gascoyne – Gallery and Exhibition –Through Our Eyes
Shire of Meekatharra
Meekatharra Outback Festival 2022
Shire of Shark Bay
Beats in the Bay Grassroots Festival
St John Ambulance WA, Exmouth-Coral Bay Subcentre
New ambulance shed
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Goldfields Esperance
Organisation
Initiative
Cycling Development Foundation Inc.
Laverton Cycling Project
Esperance Goldfields Surf Life Saving Club Inc
Equipment upgrades
Esperance Potters Club
Pottery kiln
Hopetoun Progress Association Inc
Hopetoun beach shelter upgrade
Ravensthorpe Regional Arts Council
Celebrating Community Resilience after the Bushfires Event
Rotary Club of Esperance Inc
Community storage shed extension
Shire of Menzies
Menzies Discovery Day
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