Back for its fourth year, the inGrained Foundation announces its 2022 Northern Rivers Large Grants Program with an unprecedented funding pool of $200K.

As the broader region faces enormous challenges after the recent flood disaster, inGrained encourages applications from not-for-profits in both the Northern Rivers and Clarence Valley regions.

Aiming to support a diverse range of organisations, not-for-profits with DGR status will be able to apply for a grant between $5,000 and $30,000 to help them address the varied challenges faced by these local communities.

James Perrin from the inGrained Foundation said of this year’s grants, “We are excited to offer this Northern Rivers grants round for the fourth year running. In these unprecedented times, we look forward to learning about the incredible work that our community organisations are doing and supporting the region as best we can.”

Founded as a separate not-for-profit by Stone & Wood Brewing Co (Fermentum Group) in 2018, the inGrained Foundation works to attract, generate and direct donations to grassroots charities. In 2021, the foundation was thrilled to donate over $125,000 via the Large Grants Program process.

From Monday 4 April, Northern Rivers social and environmental not-for-profits with DGR status are encouraged to read the guidelines and apply before Friday 29 April, by visitingwww.ingrainedfoundation.com.au