Case Study: Gold Coast & Hinterland Historical Museum
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Kym Purcell from the Gold Coast & Hinterland Historical Society discussed securing funding and provided tips for finding funds. She outlined her role supporting community organizations and conducting local research. Examples of successful grant applications included $2050 from Grants to Voluntary Environment and Heritage Organisations and $4384 from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund. Tips for applications included reading guidelines carefully, following formats, defining objectives, ensuring accurate budgets, including all information, and contacting funding bodies for assistance.
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