What are Quick Response Grants?

Quick Response Grants aim to support small arts or cultural projects that cannot be funded by other means because of their nature or timing. For example, you may wish to attend a workshop or complete a project within a certain time frame and cannot access appropriate funding through any other means.

Please note that Quick Response grants are competitive, and as part of your application you will need to detail why your project cannot be funded through other means.

This type of grant would also suit individual professional development.

How often is this grant available?

As of 1 July 2021, Quick Response Grants will be administered as a competitive round open on the first day of each month from February to November.

Please note that former rules whereby applications were assessed in the order they were submitted (in a rolling format) no longer apply.

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Who is this grant for?

Regional artists, arts organisations and communities.

Eligibility

See our How to Apply page or the Grant Guidelines for full eligibility criteria.

How much can I apply for?

Funding applications for up to $3,000 for individuals and up to $5,000 for organisations are available through this grant program. There is no minimum amount.

What can I use the money for?

Regional Arts Fund grant funds may be used toward the cost of producing the project including but not limited to:

• artist fees (artists should be appropriately paid)
• travel costs (including international)
• materials
• venue hire
• equipment hire
• insurance
• project administrative costs
• disability access costs

Purchase of assets up to $5,000 will only be considered where it is demonstrated to be more cost effective than hire. You can only spend grant funds on eligible grant activities as defined in the grant details in your grant agreement.

More information

For further assistance please contact the Flying Arts RAF Team on (07) 3216 1322, or email raflead@nullflyingarts.org.au.

The Regional Arts Fund (RAF) is an Australian Government program designed to benefit regional and remote arts practitioners, arts workers, audiences and communities. The fund is provided through Regional Arts Australia and is administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.