About Us
Calendar
Grants & Scholarships
SA Sports Institute
Programs & Services
Training & Development
Resources & Publications
Research & Planning
Recreation & Sports Facilities
South Australian Sports Institute (SASI) logo


Clubs
Grants, Fundraising &
Marketing

 

Young children in a team

Clubs - Grants, Fundraising & Marketing

Grants
There are many sources for obtaining grants which are contained in the Club Development Network resource guide.

One thing to remember is that if you have taken the time to put in place a planning process for your club, then you have already done a lot of the hard work involved in applying for a grant.

Effectively you are simply asking for the resources to put into action the aims, targets and objectives you have developed in your strategic plan.

For information on ORS grant programs click here.

To find out about other grants available in South Australia then try the searchable listing at www.service.sa.gov.au and then search under "Grants".

Fundraising
One of the difficulties clubs often face is in general fundraising. The Australia Taxation Office provides information on managing your fundraising from a record keeping perspective.

The Australian Sports Foundation Ltd (ASF) was established by the Federal Government in 1986 to assist Australian sport and to generate funds for sport from the corporate sector and community.

The ASF assists non-profit sporting organisations, schools, councils and community organisations raise money for valid sport related projects.

These might include building new club rooms, upgrading oval lighting, buying sporting equipment, funding team travel to national championships or hosting a major event.

The ASF is a non-profit public company limited by guarantee and is listed in the Australian Sports Commission Act 1989. The ASF is also listed in Division 30, section 30-90 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 which enables donations to the ASF to be eligible tax deductions.

To find out more go to their website at www.asf.org.au

Marketing
To be successful your club is going to need additional members. To get them you are going to need to promote you club in the community and to do this effectively you will need to develop a Marketing Plan.

The Office for Volunteers has developed some excellent resources that will assist you to market your club through the media and market yourselves to sponsors. These can be found at www.ofv.sa.gov.au

 

 
 
 
   
Government of South Australia - link to Government Ministers' website