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Funding and Grants
The Crisafulli Government is delivering cost-of-living relief Queenslanders can rely on, with Round 2 of the Play On! Sports Vouchers program set to open on January 29.
Queensland families can apply for a $200 voucher for each eligible child aged between 5 to 17 to help cover the cost of membership, registration or participation fees with registered sporting clubs.
More information about Play On! is available at: PlayOn! Sports Vouchers program
Since 2019, Woolworths has been a proud partner of grassroots netball as the naming rights sponsor of Woolworths NetSetGo. Our commitment goes beyond the court; over the last seven years, we have donated more than $1.1 million to over 320 clubs and associations across Australia.
The 2026 Woolworths Netball Grants Program is now open. We are offering $100,000 in cash grants to help local clubs and associations upgrade facilities, buy equipment, and support their players.
The Brisbane Airport Community Giving Fund provides cash grants to community groups and non-profit organisations that are working hard to make Brisbane a better place.
2026 Community Giving Fund applications are open from 1 February to 28 February.
The 2026 Community Giving Fund will provide eligible organisations with a share in $125,000. Apply for a grant to support local projects and programs that align with one (or more) of the below categories:
Diversity and Inclusion
Community Sport
The $30 million Games On! Grassroots Infrastructure Program is helping local Queensland organisations upgrade sporting facilities, get more people active, and build a lasting community legacy ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, through the Field of Play program for community-level projects and the Partnership Fund for larger, multi-use developments.
Check your association's eligibility