• Registration Fee Subsidies
  Contact the Community Development Officer Arts & Culture on (08) 8366 9218 or hbock@campbelltown.sa.gov.au. Provide your receipt and proof of registration to Adelaide Fringe or SALA and council will reimburse your fee up to an amount of $200.
• Venue Hire Discount Subsidies
  Discuss your idea & venue booking directly with the Community Development Officer Arts & Culture on (08) 8366 9218.

There are no closing dates for subsidy requests.

The intent of the funding is to facilitate projects that achieve some or all of the following:

• Enhance the wellbeing of the Campbelltown Community through artistic activities and pursuits that create cultural wealth
• Encourage participation in Arts and Cultural activities for individuals, groups and the broader Community
• Encourage, support and promote innovation and skill development in the arts
• Celebrate local and emerging culture and identity
• Promote and encourage enduring and sustainable arts activities including generating  cultural tourism or income generating opportunities for artists.

All art forms and cultural projects, which have social outcomes (i.e workshops, performances, exhibitions and events, that support community diversity, cultural expression, experiences and participation) may be applied for.

Projects will need to demonstrate:

• The project is inclusive (i.e. how the Community can be involved)
• The project is arts based and which art forms will be used
• The project results in an Artistic Community benefit that is sustainable or has a lasting legacy
• The applicant has the resources and capacity to complete the project successfully
• The project meets one or more of the grant aims and objectives

Community Arts Project grants are open to:

• A not-for-profit constituted body such as an Incorporated Association or a Company
• by Limited Guarantee, or
• An individual must be Auspiced by an incorporated not-for-profit organisation that is able to accept legal and financial responsibility for the grant and activity, or
• A school - schools are encouraged to partner with community groups in activities that benefit the wider community.
• In addition to the above criteria, organisations & individuals must also:
• Be located or deliver activities within the Campbelltown City Council
• Have a public liability insurance policy for a minimum of $20 million coverage
• Determine legislative requirements related to the funded activity. E.g, if the funded activity involves contact with children, a Working with Children Check may be required
• Have no outstanding debts to Council
• Provide an Incorporation Number
• Provide an ABN or completed Statement by Supplier form

How to Apply

Before completing an application, we advise all applicants to discuss your project idea with the Helen Bock, Community Development Officer Arts & Culture on (08) 8366 9218.

To apply for a grant complete the Community Arts Project Grant Application Form. There are no closing dates for grant applications.

Make sure your application addresses the identified guidelines & criteria.

A selection panel will assess applications, against the eligibility criteria and grant aims and objectives. The Community Development Officer Arts & Culture is not a member of the panel.

Successful Applicants

The applicant will receive notification of their successful grant.

Successful applicants will need to provide appropriate acknowledgment of Council’s grant by including the following statement in any relevant publication or promotion material: ‘Proudly supported by Campbelltown City Council’s Community Arts Grant program’.

Projects must be completed within 12 months of receipt of grant and a full project acquittal & report will need to be submitted to Council 1 month after project delivery.