Recoverable grants for NSW public hospitals (Public Giving Fund Path A)
Under the Public Ancillary Fund Guidelines 2022 cl 19, a Public Giving Fund (formerly PuAF) can make a recoverable grant to a DGR Item 1 recipient — the recipient owns the asset or runs the program from day one, and the principal returns to the fund's corpus on the agreed recovery schedule. The grant counts toward the fund's 4% minimum distribution on first deployment (moving to 6% under the 26 Feb 2026 announcement, pending guideline amendments). NSW public hospitals fit cleanly into this Path A pattern.
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Recoverable grant under the Public Ancillary Fund Guidelines 2022 cl 19
Direct recoverable grant from a Public Giving Fund (formerly Public Ancillary Fund / PuAF) to a DGR Item 1 recipient. Counts toward the 4% minimum on first deployment.
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DGR profile: DGR Item 1 endorsement plus PBI status — direct recoverable-grant pathway is fully open.
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Other working-capital combinations
This page is general information only — not legal or financial advice. Specific recoverable-grant or CCT structures depend on your organisation's DGR category, the donor's giving vehicle, and the underlying purpose. We work with ABL for legal architecture and the Australian Communities Foundation for trustee services where appropriate.