Decision Maker: Council
Decision status: Recommendations Determined
It is resolved that:
(A) Council approve the cash grant and revenue foregone/value-in-kind recommendations for 2018/19 under the Festivals and Events Sponsorship Program (Village and Community) Program listed as follows:
Applicant |
Project Name |
Project Description |
$ Amount Recommended |
Value-in-kind Recommended |
Conditions |
Christmas in
Pyrmont Inc |
Christmas in
Pyrmont |
A Christmas fair
including craft activities, local performers and children’s entertainment,
John Street Square and Pyrmont Community Centre, showcasing local artists,
community groups, services, restaurants and businesses. |
Year 1 - $16,000 Year 2 -$16,000 Year 3 - $16,000 |
Nil |
Nil |
Millers Point
Community Assoc. Incorporated |
Come Back to
Millers Point Picnic Day |
A community picnic
day for current and former Millers Point tenants, their families and the
general public with entertainment held at the local village green, to
celebrate the present and historical community of the area. |
Nil |
Venue hire fee waiver to the value of
$700 |
Nil |
Surry Hills
Neighbourhood Centre Incorporated |
Surry Hills
Festival - Tales of the City |
A festival to
celebrate the vibrant community and lifestyle of Surry Hills including live
music, food vendors, history stalls, art installations, performances, tours
and workshops at a variety of locations in the local area including parks,
streets and laneways. |
Year 1 - $20,000 Year 2 - $20,000 Year 3 - $20,000 |
Nil |
Nil |
The Glebe Society
Inc |
The Glebe
Society's 50th Anniversary Festival |
A festival to celebrate
both the 50th Anniversary of The Glebe Society and the 160th Anniversary of
the establishment of Glebe as a municipality showcasing the heritage, history
and people of the surrounding area including film screenings, a history
exhibition, talks, performances, presentations and a final night celebration
event. |
$7,050 |
Venue Hire fee waiver to the value of
$6,225 |
Applicant to re-submit budget |
Youth And Family
Connect Incorporated |
Woolloomoolivin' - Annual Festival of Urban Arts and
Culture |
A free community
event to be held in Woolloomooloo aiming to provide residents from the local
area the opportunity to collaborate, connect and engage in an inclusive
celebration of urban arts and culture in a safe, supportive and vibrant
environment. |
Year 1 - $25,000 Year 2 - $23,000 Year 3 - $20,000 |
Nil |
Nil |
(B)
Council approve the cash grant and revenue
foregone/value-in-kind recommendations for 2018/19 under the Matching Grant
Program listed as follows:
Applicant |
Project Name |
Project Description |
$ Amount Recommended |
Value-in-kind Recommended |
Conditions |
Bikeast Incorporated |
Cycling Without
Age - Australia: Inner and Eastern Sydney |
Free healthy
outdoor bicycle rides on specialised trishaws to aged care residents of local
aged care accommodation, using trained volunteer pilots, and to extend the
program in the inner city. |
$8,500 |
Nil |
Applicant to
submit risk management plan |
Bobby Goldsmith Foundation |
‘Writing to Heal’: BGF Creative Writing Workshops |
Three, six week creative workshops for people living with HIV to develop participants’ creative expression and address social isolation with the opportunity for works created to be publicised. |
$6,000 |
Nil |
Applicant to submit project plan Applicant so submit support letters from project partners |
Child Abuse Prevention Service (Sydney) Inc |
Safe Children, Safe Families Community project |
Five sessions at childcare centres for families with children under 5 years of age promoting child-safe connection and engagement with non-family community members. |
$10,000 |
Nil |
Applicant to work with Early Childhood Services Coordinator |
Company of Rogues |
Little Girl Lost |
Two pilot performances of a new theatrical work exploring dementia, Alzheimer's, home, belonging and memory for young people and their families, providing creative accessibility for artists and audience members living with disability. |
$3,300 |
Venue Hire fee waiver to the value of $1,500 |
Applicant to submit budget Applicant to provide letters of support |
Counterpoint Community Services Incorporated |
Playgroups in the Park |
An accessible event to inform community members in the Redfern and Waterloo areas, about existing health, education and financial services, through fun activities, information stalls and children's games. |
$4,500 |
Nil |
Applicant to work with the City towards reducing event waste and to provide environmental sustainability plan |
Head On Foundation Ltd |
Head On Public |
Two large public art installations on shipping containers in inner Sydney featuring indigenous artists and an artist talk prior to National Reconciliation Week 2019, to be promoted through Head On's marketing campaign. |
$5,900 |
Nil |
Applicant to work with City Engagement team |
Inner City Legal Centre |
Transgender Legal Service |
The establishment of a legal service in Potts Point for transgender people, and the families of minors who are transitioning, and law reform activities to reduce barriers for transgender people wanting to change birth details. |
$10,000 |
Nil |
Nil |
Kings Cross Community Garden |
Kings Cross Community Garden - Twelve Fine Oranges |
A community event in February 2019 to celebrate the launch of Stage 1 of the Kings Cross Community Garden at Lawrence Hargrave Reserve, Elizabeth Bay. |
$5,000 |
Venue Hire fee waiver to the value of $313 |
Applicant to submit budget |
Pact Centre For Emerging Artists Incorporated |
atPACT - Community Engagement Module |
A program to support three emerging independent performance companies, currently undertaking a residency at PACT, to develop marketing and publicity skills to help grow audiences. |
$5,000 |
Nil |
Nil |
Palliative Care New South Wales Incorporated |
Arts engagement for palliative care: creating connections and exploring emotion |
A pilot access program for formal and informal palliative carers and volunteers at Art Gallery NSW, providing twelve sessions of engagement in art viewing and making. |
$6,000 |
Nil |
Applicant to provide plan of management Funds to go towards project costs |
The Trustee for Frenergi Trust trading as Positive Waste |
Positive Waste - Program Expansion and Website Enhancements |
A project to expand community food waste recycling activities, including establishment of three additional shared recycling bins, and website development. |
$9,998 |
Nil |
Applicant to work with the City's Waste Strategy Manger |
Shona Joy Silvester trading as Pumpkin Pips |
Cloth nappy education program and rebate scheme |
Four workshops for new parents on how to use and care for cloth nappies and promote awareness of the environmental and financial costs of disposable nappies. |
Nil |
Venue Hire fee waiver to the value of $480 |
Nil |
Shaun Parker & Company Limited |
Queer Bites - LGBTQI community cultural engagement program |
A mentorship program for ten LGBTQI emerging dance artists and, a community engagement program as part of the world premiere of ‘KING!’ during the 2019 Sydney Mardi Gras arts festival at the Seymour Centre. |
$10,000 |
Nil |
Applicant to work with Social Programs Officer |
Spineless Wonders Publishing Pty Ltd |
Microflix Awards and Festival @ Surry Hills Festival |
An event for 90-second micro-films, showcasing new, emerging and experienced filmmakers, and based on Australian micro-fiction, at the 2019 Surry Hills Festival. |
$5,000 |
Nil |
Funding to go towards promotional material, jurists fees, planning, delivery and hire fees |
Sydney Forro Incorporated |
Australia Forró Festival 2019 |
A Festival to promote Forró (Brazilian Partner dance) in the City of Sydney |
Nil |
Venue Hire fee waiver to the value of $1,137 |
Nil |
The Red Room Company Ltd |
Poetry on The Block |
A public art project involving children from St Andrews Cathedral School and professional poets to create new poetry based on the word 'city' which will then be ‘wrapped’ around concrete cubes and cuboids on George Street. |
$9,200 |
Nil |
Applicant to submit budget Subject to necessary approvals |
The Trustee For Belinda Mason Trust trading as Blur Projects |
Forget U Not |
A multi-media art project, focusing on the stories of twenty diverse participants who were subjected to various forms of abuse as children. |
$5,000 |
Nil |
Nil |
Unidos De Sydney |
Unidos De Sydney Pre Carnaval
Event Series |
A
Samba dance workshop and parade inspired by the Brazilian Carnaval,
for dancers, musicians and the general public. |
Nil |
Venue Hire fee
waiver to the value of $1,960 |
Nil |
The Wallace Co-op |
The Big Picture |
A night-time performance by the Kings Cross Acting Class, at the Chippen Theatre, exploring the lives of famous Australian creative artists. |
$5,000 |
Nil |
Nil |
Waterloo Residents Markets and Gardens Incorporated |
Cook Garden, Waterloo Community Gardens |
The development of the existing Waterloo Community Garden to include raised garden beds for less mobile gardeners, and provide an enhanced social outlet for isolated tenants. |
$5,000 |
Nil |
Nil |
Women In Film And Television Australia Limited |
Access All Areas Event Program |
A professional development and networking program for women in the screen industry providing workshops, master classes, information sessions and test screenings. |
$4,000 |
Venue Hire fee waiver to the value of $675 |
Nil |
Youth Food Movement Australia Ltd. |
The Salvage Awards: Celebrating young gamechangers fighting food waste |
Awards for innovation in tackling food waste by young individuals, businesses and community groups in the local area, with a ceremony at Camperdown Commons. |
$10,000 |
Nil |
Applicant to work with City Spaces team |
(C) Council note that all grant amounts are exclusive of GST and all value-in-kind offered is subject to availability; and
(D) authority be delegated to the Chief Executive Officer to negotiate, execute and administer agreements with any organisation approved for a grant or sponsorship under terms consistent with this resolution and the Grants and Sponsorship Policy.
Carried unanimously.
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Report author: Natalie Niamh Wright
Publication date: 29/10/2018
Date of decision: 29/10/2018
Decided at meeting: 29/10/2018 - Council
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