2018 COMMUNITY GRANT APPLICATION FORM & GUIDELINES NOW AVAILABLE
MISSION
The mission of Border Trust: the Community Foundation for the Albury Wodonga Region (Border Trust) is to promote and build a resourceful and sharing community by encouraging and enabling local philanthropy.
SPECIFIC GRANTING AIMS
Border Trust’s granting program will fund projects:
- To promote leadership in the community
- To build the community’s capacity to improve itself
- To support opportunities that multiply local benefits
- To promote social responsibility
- To encourage a giving culture
- To promote social justice
- To develop partnerships and build relationships.
GRANT AMOUNT
Grants of between $500 and $3000 may be awarded each grant round. Occasionally a grant of up to $5000 may be awarded. We welcome partnerships and encourage applicants to seek funds from a range of sources.
BORDER TRUST COMMUNITY GRANT RECIPIENTS 2017
Albury Wodonga Regional Foodshare Amount: Pledge $3,000
Project: Purchase refrigerated van
Albury Wodonga Stroke and Brain Injury Amount: $2,850
Project: Art & Music Therapy Workshops
Cancer Patients Foundation Amount: $2,640
Project: Look Good Feel Better
Mirambeena Activities Club Amount: $1,000
Project: Art & Craft Fair
Parklands Albury Wodonga Amount: $3,000
Project: Tree Top Trail to Build Skills
Rotary Club Belvoir Amount: Pledge $3,000
Project: Fundraising to build Life Skills House at Belvoir Special School
Wodonga Urban Landcare Amount: $1,800
Project: Learning about our rich cultural heritage
Youth Albury Wodonga Amount: $4,000
Project: NE Wilderness Program
Co Funded by: Adroit Insurance Group, Scanlon Foundation & Border Trust
MAMA Art Foundation Amount: $10,000
Project: John and Margaret Baker Memorial Fellowship
Funded by: Baker Motors through ANZ Referral Program
Survivors of Suicide Amount: $10,000
Project: Winter Solstice
Funded by: Baker Motors through ANZ Referral Program
2015 BORDER TRUST COMMUNITY GRANT PROGRAM Recipients
- Albury Wodonga Regional Foodshare: “Raising our Profile” Event Kits $4,529.
- Murray Arts: “Burraja Arts Exhibition Space” $2,000.
- Wodonga District Girl Guides: “The Great Outdoors Program” $1,000.
- Belvoir Special Development School: “Bel54 Community Café” $3,000
(co-funded by Border Trust & Adroit Insurance Group).

2015 Border Trust Community Grant Recipients: Murray Arts General Manager – Karen Gardner, Belvoir Special School – Leanne Novak, Wodonga District Girl Guides – Kelly Jones & Brenda Roberts and Albury Wodonga Regional FoodShare Board member Alison Leahy (back).
See details of grants awarded at Stories from Grant Recipients


