The Western Bulldogs Community Foundation Awards are our opportunity to shine a light on the incredible contributions made by individuals and organisations in our community.
It's a time to celebrate the unsung heroes and inspirational champions that have improved our lives, from the inner west of Melbourne to the broad expanses of Western Victoria, and we need your help to find them!
Applicant must either live, work or study in the following cities and/or shires at the time of application:
Eligibility for youth/young people applicants
Eligibility for business applicants
Nominations close 14th July 2024, with winners announced 26th July 2024
The successful nominee will be 25 years or younger and will have demonstrated incredible potential or achievement in their chosen field, passion or area of interest, actively contributing to the betterment of their local community.
Assessment Criteria
The successful nominee will be 25 years or younger and will live in one of the regions mentioned in the above eligibility criteria exclusive of the Greater Melbourne area. They will have demonstrated incredible potential or achievement in their chosen field, passion or area of interest, actively contributing to the betterment of their local community.
Assessment Criteria
This award is in recognition of an organisation or individual which demonstrates ongoing community leadership and commitment to improving community access, participation, and involvement for young people across the West of Victoria. The award recognises organisations who foster community partnerships, with an emphasis on promoting access, diversity, equity and inclusion amongst young people.
Assessment Criteria
Nominations close February 16, 2024, with winners to be announced on March 4, 2024.
The successful nominee is a role model who has excelled in her chosen field. In doing so, she effects lasting change, is an inspiration to others and contributes to the betterment of those in her local community.
Assessment Criteria
The successful nominee will have demonstrated incredible potential or achievement in her chosen field, passion or area of interest and contributes to the betterment of those in her local community.
Assessment Criteria
This award is in recognition of an organisation which demonstrates ongoing community leadership and commitment to improving community access, participation, and involvement. The award recognises organisations who foster community partnerships, with an emphasis on promoting gender equity and advancing the status of all women.
Assessment Criteria
Nominations close March 8, 2024, with winners to be announced on March 20, 2024.
The successful nominee will have demonstrated incredible potential or achievement as excelled in the context of diversity, equity and inclusion. In doing so, they have effected lasting change, is an inspiration to others and contributes to the betterment of those from all walks of life in the local community.
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The successful nominee is a role model who has excelled in the context of diversity, equity, and inclusion. In doing so, they have effected lasting change, is an inspiration to others and contributes to the betterment of those from all walks of life in the local community.
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This award is in recognition of an organisation which demonstrates ongoing community leadership and commitment to improving community access, participation, and involvement for all peoples from culturally diverse backgrounds. The award recognises organisations who foster community partnerships, sustainability, and a tangible dedication to the celebration of cultural diversity.
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Western Bulldogs acknowledge that we work, train and play on the traditional lands of the Kulin Nation. We offer our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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