Gambling Community Benefit Fund

The Gambling Community Benefit Fund is an initiative to help not-for-profit community groups. Funding is available for projects that benefit Queensland communities.

Trouble signing in or resetting your password

We have a new online grants system. You can reset your password, sign in or register to apply for Gambling Community Benefit Fund grant funding.

To reset your password, select Forgot password on the sign-in page and follow the instructions.

During busy periods, the online grants portal may take longer to load or respond. If this happens:

• wait a few minutes before you try again
• refresh the page
• try again later if the problem continues.

Watch the video to learn how to sign in, set or reset your password, and update your organisation’s details.

What it does

The Gambling Community Benefit Fund initiative helps Queensland community groups with one-off grants. The grants are a single payment for a specific project or initiative.

How it helps

With more than $60 million available each year funding helps these groups to:

• improve community facilities
• buy equipment and vehicles
• run community programs and events
• provide services and activities for Queensland communities.

The Queensland Government provides the fund. The Department of Justice manages it.

It is free to apply.

When it runs

Outcomes of funding application may take up to 4 to 5 months after the closing date.

Who we work with

We work with not-for-profit organisations—where their purpose benefits the community.

Your community group must be either:

• a legal entity
• a sponsored entity and not incorporated or registered.

Once you finish the project and submit your report (acquit the grant), the grant is closed.

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