G4

A Special Grants Program of The Myer Foundation

The G4 provides opportunities for the fourth generation of the Myer Family to increase their knowledge and experience of philanthropy.

LARGE GRANTS PROGRAM

Please note that the G4 Large Grants Program has the capacity to support a small number of projects for up to two years in the area of Youth Mental Health.


SMALL GRANTS PROGRAM

The G4 Small Grants Program aims to be responsive to community needs and to support youth focussed initiatives and driven strategies across a range of areas.

The G4 Small Grants Program only supports small community based organisations.

G4 supports projects that:
 

  • Benefit the Australian community and are conducted within Australia
  • Have young men and women, aged 12-25, as participants, drivers or targets of the initiative
  • Are small, discrete initiatives with a total project budget of up to $30,000 that meet the needs
        of a community

    The priority areas for the G4 Small Grants Program include but are not limited to:

  • Capacity building for youth organisations
  • Environmental education targeting and involving young people aged 12-25 years
  • Youth-driven events
  • Activities and initiatives addressing the health of young people

    Applications submitted to the Small Grants Program are considered at four meetings during the year and are accepted in the lead up to specified closing dates.

    Applications Open: The G4 Small Grants Program is now accepting applications for funding. The closing date for submitting applications is Tuesday 7th October 2008. 

    Future closing dates:     Future closing dates for G4 Small Grants Program in 2008 are:
    - Tuesday 7 October

    Limitation: Organisations can only receive one grant from the G4 Small Grants Program within a 12-month period.

    Grant size:     Grants are capped at $5,000.  The requested amount may be part of a larger budget of up to $30,000.

    Number of applications: Only one application can be considered per applicant. Exceptions are made when m    ultiple applications are received from universities and other large organisations where they represent different faculties, departments or schools, and the proposals are unrelated.

    How to apply: If you wish to apply for a small grant in the area of G4 please refer to Applying for a Grant section of this website.




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