Allara Community Grants Program

Do you qualify?

Allara's Community Grants Program provides the opportunity for local groups and not-for-profit organisations to apply for funding to support community events, activities and projects or to purchase vital equipment. This Grants Program is all part of the commitment to help the community grow and become self-sustainable over time.

Allara Community Grants Guidelines

Send in your application

Have you read the Allara Community Grants Guidelines and would like to apply for support? Download and complete the application form.

Download Application Form

Need more info?

Email Satterley's friendly Community Grants Program team for more information.

Email the team

Check out some of the amazing community driven initiatives that we've supported at Allara recently

Waitangi Day Celebration at Allara

On Saturday 2 February 2019 Allara Resident Emma Murdoch celebrated Waitangi Day with locals and the broader community. Waitangi Day is the national day of New Zealand, commemorating the signing, on 6 February 1840, of the Treaty of Waitangi. Together with fellow community group ‘The Kiwi Community Team,’ Emma applied for Allara’s Community Grant funding to support her vision for the event. We hope to see Emma do the same for the Allara community in years to come, well done Emma!

Alkimos Ball Club

Allara estate proudly sponsored the Alkimos Ball Club in hosting their end of season awards function. The Alkimos Ball Club also attended our Klub Kinkuna Community event and hosted a fundraising sausage sizzle. We wish the club all the best in the upcoming season!

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West Coast Fury Heatwave Cheerleading Team

Allara estate was proud to sponsor West Coast Fury Heatwave Cheerleading Team. Sponsorship from Allara Estate helped the cheerleading team fly to nationals. Good luck team!

Joondalup Wolves Basketball Team

Allara estate and The Joondalup Wolves are excited to announce a new, 3 year community partnership. The partnership is aimed at bringing more activity, and in particular, basketball to Allara estate and people living in the northern corridor more broadly, which has experienced a spike in interest off the back of the recent success and popularity of the Joondalup Wolves.

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