Distributed under phase 2 of the Eurobodalla Disaster Relief Fund, the grants aimed to stimulate the shire's social and economic recovery following the bushfires, the council said. The phase aimed to support social and economic development via community-building events.

Eurobodalla Mayor Liz Innes said business chambers and community associations were invited to apply.

"This a great opportunity for organisations to receive a quick injection of funds to deliver an event or project that helps our community, activates our public places and supports local businesses in the wake of such devastating economic impacts from the fires," she said.

"I encourage businesses, community groups and not-for-profits wishing to apply to contact a local chamber or community association to discuss opportunities to collaborate."

The Eurobodalla Disaster Relief Fund, overseen by the Eurobodalla Disaster Relief Management Committee, was established in response to the 2019-20 bushfires that burnt 80 per cent of the Eurobodalla Shire. The council said 125 donors contributed a total of $274,903 to the fund.

Phase 1 of grant funding went to those whose primary place of residence was significantly affected by the fires and were facing financial hardship. It distributed $127,000 to 127 successful applicants from areas including Cadgee, Catalina, Eurobodalla, Jeremadra, Malua Bay, Mogo, Moruya, Narooma, Nelligen, Nerrigundah, Rosedale, Runnyford, Surf Beach, Tinpot and Woodlands.

Applications for the grants close 5pm Monday, August 31. For more information visit the council website.

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