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Brisbane Airport has launched its largest-ever Community Giving Fund, offering a record $125,000 in grants to organisations dedicated to education, the environment and health across South East Queensland.

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The expanded fund marks a significant boost from previous years, with applications now open for community groups, schools and non-profit organisations. While the program traditionally focused on airport neighbours in Hamilton, Pinkenba, Eagle Farm and Hendra, the 2026 round extends eligibility across the Greater Brisbane region, including Logan, Moreton Bay, Ipswich and Redland areas.

Driving Local Impact and Sustainability

The Community Giving Fund prioritises initiatives that deliver lasting benefits to people living and working across South East Queensland. The program targets projects tackling local needs through environmental programs, educational opportunities and health initiatives that create measurable change beyond one-off events.

Eligible projects range from school vegetable gardens and outdoor learning spaces to community health services and upgrades for local sports infrastructure. The fund aims to strengthen connections between the airport and the broader community by backing priorities that matter most to residents, whether they live next door to the runways or across the wider metropolitan area.

What Makes a Strong Application

Brisbane Airport assesses every proposal based on alignment with core priorities, long-term sustainability and ability to achieve real, measurable outcomes. Projects demonstrating clear community benefit and ongoing impact beyond the initial funding period stand the strongest chance of success.

The fund welcomes applications from registered charities with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) Item 1 status, schools and non-profit groups able to demonstrate effective project delivery. Successful applicants need to show how their initiative addresses genuine community needs and creates benefits that extend well beyond the grant period.

Application Process and Timeline

Community groups ready to apply can access application forms directly through the Brisbane Airport website. The process requires organisations to outline project goals, expected outcomes, a budget breakdown, and success measures.

Applications close on 28 February. Successful applicants will be notified following the assessment period, with grants supporting project delivery throughout 2026. This fund reflects Brisbane Airport’s commitment to supporting the regions it serves beyond core aviation operations.

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Published 9-February-2026.