Community Partnership Project Fund
The Community Partnership Project Fund supports community organisations to deliver projects through funding and collaboration with us. Funding is provided on a one-off basis or through multi-year agreements (for a maximum of 2 years).
The program focuses on enabling projects that:
- are co-designed and delivered in partnership with us
- align with the public interest and improve quality of life for Logan residents
- deliver meaningful, long-term outcomes that contribute to thriving communities in Logan, including:
- community cohesion and neighbourly spirit
- cultural collaboration and pride
- accessibility and inclusion
- intergenerational connection and care.
Before applying, read over the Community Partnership Project Fund Guidelines and then reach out to talk with our Community Development team.
Who can apply
- Not-for-profit organisations
- Social enterprises.
Funding available
Any amount between $2,000 and $20,000 per financial year.
There are 2 streams of funding available. You can apply for one-off or multi-year funding (up to 2 years). This means that the maximum a project can receive is $40,000 across 2 financial years.
Timeframes
Applications are open once per year. Some flexibility may be possible. If required, please contact us.
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Applications close |
Outcomes announced by |
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Tuesday 21 July 2026
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Wednesday 30 September 2026
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Monday 30 November 2026
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Below are the expected project delivery, payment and reporting timeframes for one-off and multi-year funding (up to 2 years). This information will help you prepare your budget, project plan and understand key milestones and due dates.
One-off funding
One-off projects should be delivered within one year from the project start date (some flexibility may be considered). The earliest you can start your project is the day after grant outcomes are announced.
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Due date |
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One-off payment
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This will be paid once you have signed the funding agreement and met any additional funding conditions.
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End-of-project report
You will need to acquit your:
- project expenses: provide proof of expenditure (budget breakdown, receipts)
- outcomes: provide a summary of the overall results and outcomes across the project, including photos and testimonials.
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Within 8 weeks after the project is completed.
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Multi-year funding (up to 2 years)
Multi-year projects should be delivered within 2 years from the project start date (some flexibility may be considered). The earliest you can start your project is the day after grant outcomes are announced.
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Due date |
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First-year payment
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This will be paid once you have signed the funding agreement and met any additional funding conditions.
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Second-year payment
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This will be released in July 2027 once your assigned Community Development contact has checked in to confirm your project is on track.
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Progress report
You will need to acquit your:
- project expenses: provide proof of expenditure (budget breakdown, receipts) for activities delivered between your project start date to 30 June 2027
- outcomes: provide a summary of the project’s results and outcomes so far, along with evidence (photos, testimonials)
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31 August 2027
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End-of-project report
You will need to acquit your:
- project expenses: provide proof of expenditure (budget breakdown, receipts) for activities delivered between 1 July 2027 to the end of the project
- outcomes: provide a summary of the overall results and outcomes achieved across the entire project, along with evidence (photos, testimonials)
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Within 8 weeks after the project is completed.
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How to apply
- Before applying, read over the Community Partnership Project Fund Guidelines(PDF, 1MB) and then reach out to talk with our Community Development team. This is required as you’ll be asked to include who you have spoken with on your application form. The team can:
- discuss your project idea and our level of partnership
- confirm that you’re eligible
- step you through the application process.
Please contact the relevant officer to discuss your project.
- Community cohesion and neighbourly spirit (including social isolation, mental health, men’s health and Neighbour Day): 07 3412 4423
- Cultural collaboration and pride (including First Nations and culturally and linguistically diverse communities): 07 3412 5017
- Accessibility and inclusion (including disability and food insecurity): 07 3412 5797
- Intergenerational connection and care (including children and families, young people and seniors): 07 3412 5983
You can also email communitydevelopment@logan.qld.gov.au.
- Once you have spoken with the team, fill out and submit your application via our online grants platform, SmartyGrants.
As part of your application, you will need to complete a project plan. An example project plan(PDF, 235KB) is available to help you get started.
More information
For further details or assistance, contact the Community Grants team at grants@logan.qld.gov.au.