Creative Grant

Refer to the program guidelines. 

A completed Public Art Proposal Form must have been submitted to the Public Art Panel with your application for a grant (if applicable). 

            See link:  Public Art - Mornington Peninsula Shire

1. Eligible organisations include, Incorporated Associations, Not For Profits (NFP), Registered Charities, unincorporated community groups (with an auspice arrangement), commercial businesses, Sole Traders. 
2. Applicant organisations must be registered, solvent and have adequate level of public liability insurance relevant to the activity.  (note unincorporated community groups must use an auspice organisation to apply).
3.  All projects, programs and activities must take place with the Mornington Peninsula Shire Local Government Area
4. An applicant school or learning institution may apply only where the project is not curriculum based, or where the activity or benefit is not confined to the learning institution but is for the primary benefit of the wider community.
5. Retrospective funding for activities, programs, projects / events that have already been started or have been completed will not be eligible.

• Successfully funded projects/programs will receive a Funding Agreement.  Major funding agreements must be signed by all parties.  All projects and programs, unless specifically funded for multiple years, must be completed by the end of the financial year in which they received the funding or in accordance with their funding agreement.
• Extension for project delays need to be approved by the Program manager for the Grant Program.
• The Funding Agreement will reference an Acquittal, which must be completed in full by the due date.