Ready to energise your community?
If you’re making a difference in your community, you could be eligible for up to $10,000, or up to $50,000 for a multi-region not-for-profit organisation.
If you’re making a difference in your community, you could be eligible for up to $10,000, or up to $50,000 for a multi-region not-for-profit organisation.
If you’re a not-for-profit organisation or a local government authority, you could be eligible for a community partnership. Our partnerships provide stimulus and support in areas like events, financial hardship, short term projects (not ongoing) and equipment/ fit outs for organisations delivering regional projects.
Your event or initiative must:
Our partnership program is unable to support:
To apply for a community partnership, you’ll need:
• A completed Horizon Power application form
• A copy of your most recent annual financial statements (audited or signed by the legal signatory)
• A budget that includes what Horizon Power’s investment will be spent on
• Certificate of Currency for Public Liability Insurance if you are holding a public event
• Any other documentation that will strengthen your application
Your organisation’s accountable officer (e.g CEO or Chairperson or Legal Signatory) must be aware of your application and may be contacted if further information is required.
We will ask for:
You will also have the opportunity to ask any questions you have in relation to Horizon Power’s energy services.
Depending on your organisation's type of entity, we'll ask for the relevant identification and supporting documents as specified below. Horizon Power will also use this information to confirm there are no conflicts of interest.
Incorporated
Unincorporated
Local Government
Company
Trust
Partnership
You will need to provide:
You will need to provide a budget breakdown of your project/event including income and expenditure.
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You will be asked for:
Please also provide a brief description of:
Here’s how we powered up Shooting Stars
“We now operate in eight regional towns supporting 400 girls in achieving a better education and shooting for the stars in life. In giving a three-year commitment for funding support, Horizon Power was vital to planning for sustainable growth in the Program. This wouldn’t have been possible on this scale without Horizon Power leading the way and inspiring other corporate partners to join us.”
Shooting Stars’ Executive Officer, Fran Haintz