As a community foundation the focus of the Fremantle Foundation’s granting is to support local not-for-profit organisations, big and small, that are making a real difference in our community.
We are always looking for great projects that show strong leadership in the following seven key focus areas: Health & Wellbeing, Homelessness, Education, Environment, Family & Community, Indigenous Australians, Arts & Culture.
The Fremantle Foundation is uniquely placed to understand and respond to the immediate and long-term needs of the Fremantle and broader WA community. We work in partnership with donors, local organisations and the community to strengthen our local communities and increase opportunities.
We act as a conduit to funding, (particularly a pathway for philanthropic funding through Named Funds held with the Fremantle Foundation), connections to other forms of funding, access to networks and a partnership approach where we support grantees through strategic conversations, mentoring and professional development.
Grant Eligibility
To be eligible for grant opportunities recipients will need to hold, Charitable and Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) 1 Status.
Applying for a Grant
Our grants (with the exception of Impact100 Fremantle) are by invitation only. Please complete this Expression of Interest form to tell us more about your organisation and if any grants become available that are aligned with your organisation we will be in touch.
Click here for more information on Impact100 Fremantle granting.
Grant Reporting
The Fremantle Foundation requires grant recipients to report back to donors about their projects. This helps us build a relationship between you and the donor and to evaluate the impact of our giving.
Upon completion of your project, please complete the Grant Report Form to notify us and your donor/s of your achievements.