The Moreton Bay Individual Achievement

The Moreton Bay Individual Achievement

Grants - Open grants, QLD Grants

The Moreton Bay Individual Achievement grants have varying closing dates for different rounds. 

Maximum funding of $3,000 per application, up to a maximum of $5,000 per financial year.

Grant Overview:

The Individual Achievement Grant celebrates individuals who have achieved outstanding results in their chosen field. Funds are available to residents of the Moreton Bay region who have qualified or been selected by a peak body to represent Queensland or Australia.

Applicants are strongly encouraged to read the Moreton Bay Regional Council’s Individual Achievement Grant guidelines to determine their eligibility and for further information about each funding opportunity.

Applications are invited all year round and can be submitted at any time.

Previously funded individuals:

Moreton Bay Singers on the Western Front – Matthew Anderson and Gerard Cosh

Representation: Both recipients represented Australia at the Anzac Day Commemorative Services in France
Grant funding: $350.00 each

Two youth choristers from the Moreton Bay Region recently performed at the Anzac Day Commemorative Services on the Western Front in April 2016, with some financial assistance from the Individual Achievement Grant, an initiative under council’s Community Grants Program.

Matthew Anderson and Gerard Cosh are part of the Voices of Birralee Choir, which was selected by the Australian Government to perform at Villers-Bretonneux in France on Anzac Day. Gerard said the opportunity to perform in France on Anzac Day meant a lot to him, and Matthew was looking forward to reflecting upon his own family’s history during the trip.

Both choristers received $350.00 each under the Youth Achievement category of the Individual Achievement Grant; a council initiative which aims to encourage and celebrate individuals who have achieved outstanding results in their chosen field.

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QLD grants can be found here