NSW Aboriginal Land Council Sponsorship Program 2022-2023 is Now Open

1 July, 2022

1 July 2022 

The NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC) announces a new Sponsorship Program, open from today, Friday July 1st, 2022.

NSWALC Chairperson Danny Chapman says the new Program is designed to support eligible organisations’ events or activities in communities.

“The Councillors and I understand the importance of developing meaningful relationships within our communities and with our stakeholders.

This Program is an excellent way to support activities that reflect the NSWALC’s values of being culturally strong and serving our people, collaborating with integrity, accountability and respect,” he said.

The Sponsorship Program has been established under Section 106(7) of the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW) (ALRA).

For a sponsorship to be considered, the aims and goals must be clearly set out in the application and will be reviewed against NSWALC’s objectives and Strategic Plan. 

NSWALC Sponsorship is available all year round. Enquiries are welcome.

Please see below for information on eligibility.

General Guidelines for Eligibility 

  • The sponsorship must reflect the NSWALC’s objectives, strategic plan and values. 
  • NSWALC will only recommend and implement activities that fulfil three or more of the following objectives: 
  • The sponsorship will enhance the reputation of NSWALC state-wide, and/or nation-wide; 
  •  The sponsorship will build, maintain or enhance brand awareness in the NSWALC’s key target markets e.g., Aboriginal communities, and key stakeholders; 
  • The sponsorship will reinforce NSWALC’s position as a peak Aboriginal organisation in New South Wales; and  
  • The sponsorship will facilitate and further develop relations with the Aboriginal community and/or Aboriginal community organisations. 

The NSWALC will not approve sponsorships which are considered to fall under the following categories: 

  • Political or religious bodies  
  • Gambling, gaming, or betting events or venues 
  • Organisations linked with the tobacco, drugs or alcohol industry 
  • Sexual services or sex industry venues 
  • Products or services that denigrate, exclude, or offend the Aboriginal community 
  • Products or services not consistent with NSWALC’s image, standing and presentation 
  • Sponsorship of individuals 
  • Any sponsorship which may be a conflict of interest for the NSWALC.

Enquiries and Applications 

NSWALC welcomes sponsorship enquiries all year round. We’re happy to discuss your event, program or activity. After consideration, NSWALC may invite you to apply. Final decisions on sponsorship applications rest with the Council of the NSWALC. 

The NSWALC Sponsorship Policy & Procedures outlines how applications will be assessed. 

Information is also available at www.alc.org.au/nsp.

Who to contact 

Please contact the NSWALC Program Implementation Unit with any queries.

NSWALC – Program Implementation Unit 

PO Box 1125 

Parramatta NSW 2124 

Phone: 02 9689 4444 

Email: grants@alc.org.au 

Acknowledgement

We pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of the lands where we work as well as across the lands we travel through. We also acknowledge our Elders past, present and emerging.

Artwork Credit: Craig Cromelin, from a painting he did titled, "4 favourite fishing holes". It is a snippet of his growing years on the Lachlan River, featuring yabby, turtle, fish and family.

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