The Local Government Limited Gaming Impact Program was created to provide financial assistance to local governments in addressing documented gaming impacts stemming from limited stakes gaming in the communities of Cripple Creek, Black Hawk and Central City. The Program is financed with a portion of state taxes on limited gaming activities in these municipalities.

1. Gambling Funding Grants 2020
2. Gambling Funding Grants Program
3. Gambling Funding Grants Pass
4. Gambling Funding Grants Act

Eligibility

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The geographic eligibility area for the Program includes the counties of Gilpin and Teller as well as the eight counties contiguous to these two counties: Boulder, Clear Creek, Douglas, El Paso, Fremont, Grand, Jefferson, and Park. In addition, counties that contain tribal lands where limited stakes gaming occurs are also included within the geographic eligibility area. Tribal gaming counties include: Archuleta, La Plata, and Montezuma.

Application and Resources

Consult with your Regional Manager prior to submitting an application.

The application deadline for the 2019 Local Government Limited Gaming Impact funding consideration is Wednesday, May 15, 2019.

**Applications must be submitted using the online portal. No paper or emailed applications will be accepted.**

Awards

Gambling Funding Grants 2020

Program Contacts

Gambling Community Benefit Fund Grant

Grants - Open grants, QLD Grants

The Gambling Community Benefit Fund Grant has multiple funding rounds each year. The closing date for the rounds is 30th of October.

The funding limit is between $500 and $35,000.

Grant overview:

The objective of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund is to allocate funding to not-for-profit community groups to help them provide services, leisure activities and opportunities for Queensland communities.

Before registering and applying for the Gambling Community Benefit Fund grant, you should understand the responsibilities and expectations of eligible organisations.

Because, this will help you submit a valid application and understand the chances of a positive outcome.

For your organisation to be eligible for the Gambling Community Benefit Fund, it must meet the requirements of either a legal entity or a sponsored entity.

Gambling Funding Grants Program

Legal entity:

• is incorporated or registered under an Act of Parliament
• It should have the following:
• an active ABN
• not-for-profit objectives
• a bank account in the name of the legal entity
• must provide abank verification formstamped by the organisation’s financial institute.

Sponsored entity:

Gambling Funding Grants Pass

• is unincorporated and not registered under an Act of Parliament
• has not-for-profit objectives
• maybe a local ambulance committee, rural fire brigade or State Emergency Service group.

We may request other documentation to verify eligibility.

Gambling Funding Grants Act

While schools are not eligible, parents and citizens associations (P&Cs) and parents and friends associations (P&Fs) can apply.