The Shire of Capel has Minor Community Grants open 1–31 July 2026 for sporting clubs/community groups for projects, equipment and facility improvements under $10,000

Dardanup offers quick response grants up to $500, community grants up to $1,000, and larger grants from $1,001–$5,000.

The City’s annual Grant Program is aimed at activating Bunbury as a premier destination for culture and creativity for people to connect, and includes the categories below aligning with key themes in the City’s Strategic Community Plan.

For basic sport/recreation infrastructure. Small grants can support projects from $7,500–$500,000, up to 50% capped at $200,000; larger forward-planning grants can go much higher

Junior clubs and district associations can request up to $4,000 for healthy eating initiatives and canteen improvements.

Open to WA not-for-profits and local governments. Minimum request is $3,000; they do not generally fund normal competitive activities of sporting clubs, but may fund projects with broader public/community benefit.

Not a club grant, but clubs should register as an approved KidSport club. Eligible WA children aged 5–18 can receive up to $300 per financial year toward club fees.

Federal volunteer grants are generally $1,000–$5,000 for eligible not-for-profit community organisations that rely on volunteers.

ASF runs occasional grant rounds like Active Kids, and also helps sport clubs fundraise through tax-deductible donations. Their 2026 Active Kids round has closed, but it is worth watching