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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.
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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.
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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.
The National Homeless Collective's Plate Up Project has won round two and $10,000 in grants to help more women on their journey from homelessness into employment.
Congratulations to the Better Business grant finalists for 2018.
