Grants

Brisbane Pride Community Grants

The Brisbane Pride Community Grants (BPCG) program was established in 2010 to honour Kal Collins, a much-loved member of the LGBTIQ+ community in Brisbane.

The Brisbane Pride Strategy 2025-2028 commits us to backing our LGBTIQ+ community. These grants are one of the ways we do it: money that goes straight to the groups already doing the work in their own communities.

In 2026, Brisbane Pride Inc will provide $10,000 in total funding to community groups, associations and committees capped at $2,000 per applicant. We aim to support activities or opportunities which provide lasting community benefit in the areas of:

• Community
• Education, awareness, advocacy
• Health
• First nations
• Youth

Projects which will be positively considered for grant funding will:

• Demonstrate benefit to the community.
• Enhance community operations through programs, infrastructure, or equipment.
• Improve the capability of the organisation.
• Be located within Queensland.

Queensland Pride Grants

Since 2024, Brisbane Pride has partnered with the Queensland Government, to provide funding to community groups, associations, and committees to establish events and activities co-designed locally for LGBTIQ+ peoples and communities in regional and remote parts of Queensland.

These grants are for community groups outside the south east who are putting on something for LGBTIQ+ people close to home. You know what your community needs better than we do, so the activities are designed locally.
If that sounds like your group, apply.