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Lääneranna introduces €500 annual grants for eligible congregations

Congregations must have been active for three years and use a listed place of worship; applications for the following year are due by 1 November.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 5 September 2026

Public Sector & Economy

Lääneranna has introduced a €500 annual grant for eligible congregationsRiigiteataja, with a total allocation of €3,500Riigiteataja. The new category took effect on 5 September 2026 within the municipality’s existing scheme for supporting nonprofit activity. It supports public-interest community events, building improvements and social or cultural activities intended to preserve and present cultural heritage.

Congregation-grant applicants must provide religious, pastoral and spiritual support in the communityRiigiteataja and have operated actively as a congregation for at least three years before applyingRiigiteataja. The place of worship they use must be under state protection as a cultural monumentRiigiteataja. The grant is available to nonprofit associations managing such places of worship for the preservation of cultural and historical heritage and property maintenanceRiigiteataja.

The scheme’s general eligibility conditions also apply. Applicants must meet its local-activity or local-event test: organisations based in Lääneranna must operate there for residents’ benefit, while those based elsewhere must seek funding for an event or activity taking place in the municipality and directed at its residents. Reporting or tax arrears, overdue recoveries, insolvency-related proceedings and previous breaches of grant obligations can bar support. Municipal budget availability remains a condition of fundingRiigiteataja.

Applications for the following year must reach the municipal government by 1 November of the current yearRiigiteataja. An authorised signatory must submit the application electronically with a digital signature or on paper with a handwritten signatureRiigiteataja. Congregation applications are exempt from the scheme’s scored assessment. Congregation grants are awarded for the amount requested within the applicable limitsRiigiteataja, and the municipal government decides these grants within 30 days after adoption of the municipal budgetRiigiteataja.

A specific-purpose financing agreement must be concluded for payment of the congregation grantRiigiteataja. Congregation-grant recipients must submit a use-of-funds report by 31 January of the calendar year following receiptRiigiteataja. Congregation-grant recipients must observe the award and agreement conditionsRiigiteataja and allow checks of the underlying recordsRiigiteataja. Under §11(6), grant recipients must repay support on the municipal government’s written demand if they breach its conditions of use. These requirements make the grant’s eligibility evidence, agreement and subsequent reporting part of the same funding process.

The changes are made by Lääneranna Vallavolikogu Regulation No 18 of 27 August 2026, §1Riigiteataja, amending Regulation No 33, “Lääneranna valla eelarvest mittetulundusühingute, sihtasutuste ja seltsingute mittetulundusliku tegevuse toetamise kord”, §§3, 4, 5, 7¹, 8 and 12.

Check the congregation’s eligibility and submit its signed application for next year’s support to Lääneranna by 1 November.

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