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Applications are open for the 2019 Small Business Sparks Grant

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Applications are open for the 2019 Small Business Sparks Grant
City of Boroondara 1 Feb 2019

To support the long-term sustainability of the small business sector in Boroondara, Council is calling on local businesses to apply for this year’s Small Business Sparks Grant.

The grant aims to help local business owners turn their bright ideas into commercially successful product or service offerings, providing financial assistance of up to $3000.

Apply for the grant

Applications are open until 24 March 2019.

Last year's recipients

The City of Boroondara is home to more than 25,500 businesses, mostly small and micro businesses, which greatly contribute to a thriving local community.

Last year, the Small Business Sparks Grant program funded five local business initiatives which drove economic growth, celebrated local talent and encouraged greater visitation to Boroondara.

Find out about previous recipients and their projects,

For further information call the Economic Development Team on 9278 4879.

Source: City of Boroondara : Applications are open for the 2019 Small Business Sparks Grant
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