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Get ready to vote in Canon Oceania Grants!
Our judges will now select the top three entries in each category, which will then go through to a public vote, so our wider Canon community can have their say! The top three finalists will be selected based on the environmental and social merits of their organisation, as well as the importance of Canon technology in ensuring their initiative’s success.
Shortlisted applicants will be notified by 19 August 2025, with voting open from 20 August 2025.
For updates on our campaign, keep an eye on this page as well as our LinkedIn.
Read the full terms & conditions.
 
Supporting the community
In the spirit of our guiding philosophy of Kyosei – living and working together for the common good – over the last 19 years, Canon Oceania has supported 120 schools, not-for-profits and community groups with $600,000 in monetary and product support.
This year, the Canon Oceania Grants Program returns to support four more worthy organisations to further their impact. Each Grant recipient will receive $5,000 worth of cash and Canon products ($2,500 cash and $2,500 in Canon product), ranging from cameras and printers to other accessories.
Available Grants

Community Grant valued at AU $5,000

Open to any group or organisation that has a positive impact on communities, cultural and societal causes. The winner will receive $2,500 cash, and Canon Product valued up to $2,500.

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Image: 2024 Community Grant AU Winner, The Reconnect Project

Education Grant valued at AU $5,000

Open to any project run by a primary, secondary, or tertiary school/educational institution. The winner will receive $2,500 cash, and Canon Product valued up to $2,500.

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Image: 2024 Education Grant AU Winner, Farm My School

Environment Grant valued at AU $5,000

Open to any group or organisation that supports and protects the environmental sustainability of the community. The winner will receive $2,500 cash, and Canon Product valued up to $2,500.

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Image: 2024 Environment Grant AU Winner, Farmers for Climate Action

First Nations Grant valued at AU $5,000

Open to any group or organisation that will have a positive impact for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and/or community. The winner will receive $2,500 cash, and Canon Product valued up to $2,500.

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Image: 2024 First Nations Grant AU Winner, Kimberley Ecosystem Restoration & Cyrpress Pine Conservation Project

2024 Winners
  • AU Grants 2025 Farm 4

    The Reconnect Project – Community Grant Winner

    The Reconnect Project is a social enterprise that’s mission is to give pre-owned mobile device a new life by providing them to people in need. With a tech repairing training program designed to empower neurodivergent young people with practical skills in mobile phone repair, retail operations, and customer service, they have since March 2020 distributed more than 3000 devices to vulnerable communities.

  • AU Grants 2025 Farm 2

    Farm My School - 2024 Education Grant Winner

    Farm My School is a not-for-profit organisation that collaborates with schools to transform unused school land into market gardens that provide food to the local community and learning opportunities for students.

  • AU Grants 2025 Farm 3

    Farmers for Climate Action – Environment Grant Winner

    Farmers for Climate Action is a movement for farmers, agricultural leaders, and rural Australians who work together to ensure farmers are a key part of the solution to climate change. They facilitate this by advancing strong climate decarbonisation policies that benefit farmers and farming communities through webinars and workshops.

  • AU Grants 2025 Farm 1

    Kimberley Ecosystem Restoration & Cypress Pine Conservation Project - 2024 First Nations Grant winner

    The Kimberley Ecosystem Restoration & Cypress Pine Conservation Project aims to expand the Cypress Pine population to support ecosystem resilience in the face of climate change and protect the species which has historical significance to the Kimberly region. The project also supports care of Country by First Nations knowledge holders.