The Brighter Futures round closes Friday 21 June 2019.
Learn how our grant winners are helping change the lives of other Australians and making a difference in their community. Scroll down to see our latest stories, or see our past winners here.
Know a small business or community group that wants to make the world a better place? Nominate a cause and we will get in touch.
The National Homeless Collective won $35,000 to expand its Plate Up Project to help more women into work.
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Greenbatch Foundation won Sunsuper's Dreams for a Better World 2018 Grand Final. See how Sunsuper supported their dream.
More than 100 causes have made a difference in Australian communities with a Sunsuper Dreams for a Better World grant. If you can dream big and do good apply for a community or small business grant.
When you are preparing a grant application, take a few moments to check your eligibility and read the application tips to give your cause the best chance of being considered for a grant.
Did you know by 2050 there could be more plastic in the ocean than fish? Not if Greenbatch can help it. With the help of a Sunsuper Dreams for a Better World grant the WA not-for-profit has teamed up with hundreds of local schools to prevent plastic waste ending up in the ocean or being sent overseas.
Autism Swim received $7,500 in grants from Sunsuper’s 2018 Dreams for a Better World program to help expand the social enterprise and help more children with autism stay safe around water.
GG's Flowers and Hampers ramps up business after winning a Sunsuper Dreams for a Better World grant for providing meaningful work to people with disabilities.
Congratulations to the 2018 Dreams for a Better World Grand Final winners. Find out how Darren from Greenbatch and Nip from GG's plan to tackle social change with their first place Sunsuper Dreams for a Better World grants.
Dance for Parkinson's Australia has won $20,000 in grants to expand their unique dance program to regional communities and support more people living with Parkinson's disease.
