Goulburn Valley Pride Inc. THE place to meet, socialise and spend time with those you KNOW exist, but you cannot seem to find… (in Greater Shepparton, Victoria, Australia)

  • Letters of support

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    We have limited capacity (as volunteers) to be able to help you make applications for funding. We can however provide a letter of support.

    Please email us with the following information to request a letter of support for your project. We’ll do our best to reply ASAP. Dependent on current workload please allow approx. 7-10 business days for your letter of support to be processed.

    Letter of support
    What is the official name of your organisation?
    What is the mission statement of your organisation?
    When was your organisation established?
    Name of the organisation offering the funding.
    The name of the grant
    The grant category (if applicable)
    How much funding are you seeking
    When does the grant application close?
    Provide a brief explanation of your project – no more than 200 words.
    How will this funding help your organisation/community – no more than 200 words.
    Are there any other sources of funding? Please list, including your own contribution (in-kind and cash).
    Contact Name
    Position within your organisation
    Phone
    Email

    Email to gvpride@gvpride.org

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Membership fees become payable on 1 July each year. New members joining between 1 April & 1 July need not renew their membership until 1 July of the following year.

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which we are gathered, the clan groups of the Yorta Yorta Nation, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We value their vision, strength, spirit and continuity of culture and connection to Country. This land always was and always will be Aboriginal land.