The Australian Heritage Festival is a chance to share stories and advance our knowledge by bringing our heritage to life.
The annual Festival is an avenue to honour our history and ensure stories of the past continues to be handed down the generations.
The Festival encourages Western Australians to embrace and learn through a range of activities including exhibitions, walking tours, films, expert talks, workshops, food fairs, guided tours of historical sites, ceremonies and demonstrations, to bring Heritage to life
By simply playing, you have helped Lotterywest provide a grant of more than $2.8 million to the National Trust of Australia WA for projects and events, just like the Australian Heritage Festival.
Live To Tell Your Story's Prepare Produce Provide program started out as a school hospitality training program that produced 500 meals weekly for local people experiencing homelessness.
People with Disabilities WA (PWDWA) is a consumer-based organisation providing individual advocacy services to secure positive long-term changes in society.
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Towards a vintage fair and free components of The Hill Billy Cart Festival in Mount Helena to participate in activities that promote social cohesion.
Midland Information, Debt and Legal Advocacy Service Inc (MIDLAS), who are finding new ways to care for thousands of Western Australians in need, are one of the first community groups to receive support from the Lotterywest COVID-19 Relief Fund.
Give Write, who help to ensure students throughout Western Australia can start the day with their own stationery, has been one of the community groups to receive support through the Lotterywest COVID-19 Relief Fund.
Every year we give grants to Western Australian community organisations who provide services, support and inspiration to make this already great state, greater. If you think you’re one of those, click below to find out how to apply.
