Preserving the Environment for the Future
The Tradies iPromise Grants program started in 2014 to help promote environmental change and sustainable development in and beyond our community. The award-winning grants program provides financial assistance to help schools, community organisations and businesses implement sustainability projects. To date, we have received over 359 applications and provided over $104,000 to help fund sustainability projects across NSW including bushland regeneration, school vegetable gardens and chicken coops, composting programs, sustainable irrigation systems and native bee hives.
Our 2021 grant pool is $25,000 and all applications will be assessed by a panel of sustainability experts including members from the NSW Office of Planning, Industry & Environment, Rana Environmental, Power Waste Management, Sustainable Organisations Sutherland Shire and Tradies own Green Team.
Applications for this year’s grant round, focusing on ‘Energy Efficiency’ are now open. Please read the Application Guidelines before applying.
Applications close 25th June 2021.
We received 29 applications for our Round 12 ‘Water Conservation’ iPromise Grants. Thank you to everyone who applied – our judging panel were impressed with the innovative ideas, passion for environmental sustainability and the level of detail, research and planning in the applications. Please click below to find out more about our Round 12 recipients.
Our 2021 Grant Round is now open with this year’s theme focusing on ‘Energy Efficiency’.
Applications close 25th June 2021.
We received 29 applications for our Round 12 ‘Water Conservation’ iPromise Grants. Thank you to everyone who applied – our judging panel were impressed with the innovative ideas, passion for environmental sustainability and the level of detail, research and planning in the applications. Please click below to find out more about our Round 12 recipients.
Our 2020 Grant Round has closed, but you may wish to view the 2020 application guide and criteria in preparation for next year’s round, which will focus on ‘Energy Efficiency
