Free Grant Workshops for Northern Rivers NFPs
- Collins Hume
- Apr 7
- 2 min read
Collins Hume sponsors free non-profit workshops May & August
Strategy360 By Collins Hume is delighted to support a series of free grant writing workshops delivered by the Northern Rivers Community Foundation (NRCF) in May and August 2026.
Designed to help not-for-profit organisations strengthen their funding applications and secure vital support for their communities, these practical, hands-on sessions are tailored for local charities, community groups and NFP leaders who want to improve their success in an increasingly competitive funding environment.
Whether you are new to grant writing or looking to refine your approach, each workshop provides clear, actionable guidance you can apply immediately.
Learn how to structure compelling applications, align projects with funding priorities and clearly demonstrate community impact. Sessions also cover common pitfalls, budgeting fundamentals and how to build strong evaluation frameworks that stand up to scrutiny.
Delivered by NRCF’s experienced grants team, the workshops draw on real examples from successful local initiatives and include time for questions, discussion and shared learning.
Collins Hume Senior Business Adviser Nathan McGrath says, “Grant success depends on how clearly organisations can evidence need, impact and alignment.”
“These workshops help not‑for‑profits sharpen their applications and compete more confidently for funding.”
Places are limited and bookings are essential
Open to organisations of all sizes from grassroots groups to established charities, these sessions are expected to fill quickly:
4 May Mullumbimby
5 May Hastings Point
6 May Lennox Head
20 May Grafton
21 May Lismore
22 May Nimbin
11 August Byron Bay
Practical Strategies for NFP Growth, Governance and Sustainability
Learn more about Collins Hume’s Not-for-Profit Services at collinshume.com/nfp.
Northern Rivers Community Foundation is a not-for-profit, philanthropic foundation providing evidence-based community grants. Read more at https://nrcf.org.au/.
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