Major Costs and funding

• The Graffiti Removal Project is a community service with no charge being made to businesses, organizations or individuals for the work undertaken

• Rotarians provide labour free of charge

• The cost of equipment and materials needs to be met by sponsors with minor assistance from donations

• While some initial temporary assistance may be required by some clubs, this project should NOT be supported by Rotary funds

• Donations from businesses and individual owners or occupiers of properties where graffiti has been removed can be a valuable source of income.  However the amount and the frequency tends to be unpredictable and should not be relied upon for budgeting purposes

If paint is provided by a sponsor, on-going costs will normally be for

• Graffiti solutions

• Re-supplying materials ( Paint brushes, scrubing brushes, protective clothing etc.)
  

Ku-ring-gai Council and councils in general will normally be receptive to providing assistance for

• Purchase and maintenance of a water-blaster

• Expenses up to $5000 p.a.