PMHC Community And Major Events Grants Now Open

Port Macquarie-Hastings

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Port Macquarie Hastings Council (PMHC) is thrilled to announce the opening of its Community and Major Events Grants, inviting event organisers, community groups, and creatives to bring their ideas to life and activate our region with vibrant experiences.

These grants provide an opportunity for passionate locals to shape our community, celebrate creativity, and bring exciting events to our region.

Whether it's a major event that draws visitors and showcases our unique identity, or a community-led initiative that fosters inclusivity, creativity, and wellbeing, this funding is designed to empower and inspire action.

PMHC is now accepting applications for this round of community grants for the following categories.

Community Projects (up to $7000)

To support community‑led projects and programs that strengthen inclusion, participation, connection, resilience and wellbeing.

Creative Community (up to $7000)

To support creative and cultural activities that encourage artistic expression, storytelling, and community engagement through art forms such as visual arts, performance, music, dance, and digital media.

Community Events (up to $5000)

To support local community groups to deliver inclusive events that foster connection, wellbeing, and participation, including events marking national or global observances.

Micro Grants (up to $2000)

To support unexpected opportunities for our community organisations to enhance people, places and spaces.

Eligible groups are also encouraged to apply for Major Events Grant of up to $5000. These are aimed supporting groups whose event has the potential to bring a significant number of overnight visitors from outside the region.

Applicants should demonstrate that their event has the potential to develop and maintain an ongoing major events status, can contribute positively to the region's economy, and can possess the potential for long-term growth and sustainability.

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