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Table of Contents Introduction...2 Funding Priorities...2 Eligibility Criteria...2 Mitigation Works...3 Application Process...3 RACQ Foundation Application for Funding...4 Introduction The RACQ Foundation was established following a series of natural disasters that wreaked devastation on lives and property across Queensland in late 2010 and early 2011. Established in early 2011, the Foundation helps impacted community organisations to recover from flooding, weather events and other natural disasters. The Foundation s priorities are to help affected community organisations rebuild after these events and help charitable organisations provide assistance to victims of floods, cyclones and other natural disasters. Please read the guidelines below prior to completing an application form. Funding Priorities The RACQ Foundation s priorities are to assist: 1. Queensland community organisations that have been significantly affected by natural disasters to help them regain their position prior to the disaster; and 2. Queensland community organisations mitigate the impact of future natural disasters on buildings and other capital works; and 3. Deserving charities or other organisations with a charitable purpose that help Queenslanders who have been impacted by a natural disaster. As a general guide, the RACQ Foundation will consider funding for programs: that will directly benefit people located only within Queensland; that include minimal overhead costs and salaries which are directly related to the programs; with a preference for small and medium sized organisations (annual turnover of less than $5m); delivered by Queensland community organisations either with or without DGR status; and for amounts up to $50,000, with funding for amounts up to $200,000 considered in exceptional circumstances only. As a general guide, the RACQ Foundation will not consider funding programs for: political purposes; fundraising events or appeals (for example, charity auctions, dinners); sponsorships or scholarships; that duplicate existing local, state and federal government programs and will fund expenses that ought to be the primary responsibility of government; damage or works that arise because of a poor history or lack of maintenance; government bodies; foundations that are grant making bodies; and organisations which have received funding from the RACQ Foundation in the last 12 months. Eligibility Criteria To be eligible for funding your organisation must meet each of the criteria outlined below: 1. Your organisation must be either: a. a small to medium community organisation; or b. a charity or other organisation with a charitable purpose. 2. The project must benefit Queenslanders who have been significantly affected by flood, other weather event or natural disaster or seek to prevent such events from negatively impacting on Queensland communities. 3. The project must be completed within 12 months of funding. Page 2

4. The funding must be used to: a. pay for material items or something tangible; or b. have a positive community impact; or c. cover the costs incurred by the organisation in relation to the cleaning and restoration of property with any disaster mitigation works forming a component of the overall funding. 5. Applications to the RACQ Foundation are expected to be for amounts of up to $50,000, with funding up to $200,000 considered in exceptional circumstances only. 6. Applicants may only apply for funding once every 12 months. 7. Organisations that have not considered their insurance requirements to ensure their assets have adequate insurance covered (or the available level of insurance) may not be able to obtain funding for these assets. 8. Where a third party is responsible for repairing or building infrastructure and items and not the organisation (for example a landlord under lease or a local government authority), the third party is responsible for making these repairs or constructions, whether or not covered by insurance, and the organisation is not eligible to make a claim for assistance from the Foundation for these items. 9. The RACQ Foundation Trustee Board may, in its absolute discretion, resolve to provide funding to organisations that do not strictly meet the above criteria and may provide funding in addition to the cap. Mitigation Works Funding support is available for disaster-affected community organisations for projects which will mitigate the effect of future disaster events on infrastructure. Mitigation support may include aspects such as drainage and materials, surfaces and fixtures that are more resilient to damage. A clear rationale for improving the infrastructure will need to be established in the application to be eligible for mitigation support. Application Process All applications received by 5pm on the due date will be reviewed, though further information may be requested. The RACQ Foundation will consider all proposals that meet the criteria and guidelines. All successful and unsuccessful applicants will be advised in writing as soon as practicable. Send the completed application and all supporting documents by email to: racqfoundation@racq.com.au Or, by mail to: Foundation Administrator RACQ Foundation PO Box 4 Springwood QLD 4127 The Application Form and supporting documentation must be received no later than 5pm on the application due date. Photographs or drawings of any damage or the proposed project are welcome, especially if they assist with explaining the project. We encourage double-sided printed copies of documents and for documents not to be stapled or permanently bound. Important Dates Please contact the Foundation Administrator via racqfoundation@racq.com.au or calling 13 1905 for the next closing date for submissions. Contact Us For more information, please contact the RACQ Foundation to discuss your project. Contact can be made via racqfoundation@racq.com.au or calling 13 1905 and asking to speak to the Foundation Administrator. Page 3

RACQ Foundation Application for Funding Name of applicant Street address Postal address (if different to above) Contact person Title Email address Telephone number Fax number ABN Total annual income (organisation only) Is the organisation registered for GST and/or DGR? Project name Brief description of project Does your organisation (or third party such as a landlord) have insurance that covers the damage that is being claimed (If relevant)?* Please explain why insurance is not available / does not cover the damage (If relevant) Details of any existing mitigation works undertaken prior to the natural disaster (If relevant) Page 4

Value of funds requested (up to $50,000, exceptional circumstances up to $200,000) Value of funds ex GST (if applicable) Total budget of project How did you hear about the RACQ Foundation Full name of authorised representative Position of authorised representative Signature of authorised representative * Please attach details of any policies or advice from your insurance company that relates to the damage being claimed. RACQ Foundation Application for Funding 1. ORGANISATION BACKGROUND Provide a description of your organisation s background and purpose: 2. CURRENT ACTIVITIES Summarise the current key programs and achievements of your organisation: Detail the characteristics of your target beneficiaries (for example age, geographic location, socio-economic status, etc.): Provide numbers of paid staff and/or volunteers: Page 5

RACQ Foundation Application for Funding 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT OR ACTIVITY A. BACKGROUND Detail how the flood, weather event or natural disaster impacted your organisation and your community: For new mitigation works: detail the underlying requirement for the works, how this was identified and any relevant history of natural disasters that highlight the need for the works: B. MAIN PURPOSE Set out the main purpose of the project and details of any equipment or materials to be purchased and/or works to be conducted. If relevant, include whether the property or equipment was insured and details of any claims made in relation to the damage: For new mitigation works: detail how the works will mitigate the impact of future weather events or natural disasters: C. BUDGET Provide an itemised budget (income and expenditure) for the project and where the Foundation s funds will be used: Income Identify under Income the source of all funds, for example, organisation contribution, government, other Foundations/Trusts, sponsors, supporters etc and indicate if any of these funds are unconfirmed at the date of applying. Page 6

RACQ Foundation Application for Funding 3. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT OR ACTIVITY Unconfirmed funding For all items of unconfirmed funding, please include a note outlining the implications for the project or activity if applications for such funding are not successful. Expenditure Are three quotes for any equipment or materials to be purchased as part of the project attached? If No, please include explanation: Yes No D. OUTCOMES AND ANTICIPATED BENEFITS Outcomes and benefits: Number and location of people who will benefit detailing the characteristics (for example age, geographic location, socio-economic status, etc.): Impact on local community: Details of any other organisations doing similar work and what makes this project different (if applicable): Page 7

RACQ Foundation Application for Funding E. SUSTAINABILITY How the project will be sustained once the funds have been expended (if applicable): F. CONSEQUENCES IF APPLICATION NOT APPROVED What would happen if the funding was not approved? 4. PROJECT TIMELINE AND DIRECTOR Estimated time to complete the project: Name and brief description of project director, including qualifications and experience to manage the project: Implementation plan: Page 8

5. EVALUATION MEASURES Explain how and by whom the effectiveness and benefits of your project will be measured, monitored and reported: 6. PARTNER ORGANISATIONS List any partner organisations associated with the proposed project or activity and briefly outline their role/contribution and contact details: 7. REFEREES Provide the names and contact details of two individuals or organisations outside of your organisation, who would be willing to speak or write to the RACQ Foundation in support of your application: 8. ANNUAL REPORT Has a copy of your most recent Annual Report been attached? If not, please include explanation: Yes No Page 9

Attachments 1. ANNUAL REPORT - A copy of your most recent annual report (preferably audited). 2. GST AND/OR DGR STATUS - If your Organisation has Deductable Gift Recipient status, attach either a copy of the letter of endorsement from the Australian Taxation Office or a copy of your status. Please also include details if your Organisation is registered for GST. 3. PROOF OF TENURE - If your application relates to the reconstruction, replacement or repair of real estate, please provide proof of tenure (e.g. copy of certificate of Title, Lease and Licence Agreement). If you do not own the land, please provide copies/details of the Land Owner s consent to the works. 4. INSURANCE - If your project is in relation to equipment and/or property to be replaced or repaired, please provide evidence of any insurance in relation to the equipment and/or property. Please provide copies of any correspondence in relation to claims relating to the repair and replacement of the equipment or property. 5. QUOTES - Where appropriate, successful applicants will need to provide multiple quotes to demonstrate that the project or works represents value for money. 6. APPROVALS - Please provide copies of all Local Authority and other approvals required to conduct any works. 7. GRANTS & GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS - Please provide details of any successful grant applications or government assistance received. If appropriate to your application, please attach any relevant graphs, photographs or drawings. Privacy The Applicant consents to its information being collected and stored for the purposes of administering, managing and promoting the funding services provided by the RACQ Foundation. As required for this purpose, the RACQ Foundation may disclose such information to The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland Limited and its associated entities (RACQ Group) and to third parties, including but not limited to contractors, service providers, suppliers and Australian regulatory authorities. Such information may also be disclosed to third parties for the purpose of undertaking reference checks or making informal enquiries in relation to the Applicant and their application. The Applicant agrees that where it provides the personal information of any of its members or associated individuals, the Applicant does so with the full and proper consent of those persons. The Applicant consents to the RACQ Foundation and the RACQ Group using the Applicant s name and other identifying marks (such as the Applicant s logo) and other material provided by the applicant as part of their application or at a later date, on RACQ Foundation and RACQ Group promotional material including media releases, annual reports, brochures and on the RACQ Group website for an unlimited period without remuneration. All applications are the property of the RACQ Foundation. For further information please refer to the RACQ Privacy Policy available at www.racq.com.au/about_us/privacy Page 10