Supporting our community with cash
Published 9:45am 18 August 2020
Words by Nick Crockford
Twenty-eight clubs and organisations from across the Moreton Bay Region have shared more than $75,000 in the Local Community Support Grants for 2020-21.
Recipients from the program, run by Moreton Bay Regional Council, include Kallangur Primary School which has received $2606 for beehives and beekeeping equipment, Redcliffe State High School has $2473 for a recycling project and Moreton Bay Rugby League Club which has $3000 for new equipment.
Full list:
11th Light Horse Caboolture Troop and Military Museum: Display cabinet - $3000
Adventist Development and Relief Agency Australia: Freezer - $3000
Australian Gateball Union: Defibrillator - $2867
Beachmere Men’s Sheds: Work benches - $2789
Bribie Woodcrafters Association: Water pressure washers - $1948
Burpengary Men’s Shed: Air filters - $2098
Burpengary Jets Netball Club: Netball post pads and four-sided return throwers - $2400
Burpengary Pony Club: Electronic tablets, covers and charging station - $2466
Dayboro Men’s Shed: Mower and weed trimmer – $1435
Kallangur Primary School P&C: Beehives and beekeeping equipment - $2606
Moreton Bay Rugby League: Rugby post pads and tackle bags - $3000
Patriots Australia Queensland Chapter: Ride on mover - $3000
Peninsula Cricket Club: Security camera system - $3000
Pine Rivers Athletic Football Club: Digital video camera, tripod and editing software - $2643
Pine Rivers Netball Association: Transport costs for players at state tournament - $3000
Pine Rivers Swans Australian Football Club: Goal post pads - $3000
Redcliffe High P&C Association: Reddi High Recycle Project - $2473
Redcliffe Junior Rugby Union Club: Rugby corner posts, hit shields and post pads - $3000
Redcliffe League Softball Association: Marquees - $2875
Samford Bowls Club: Ceiling fans - $2860
Peninsula Fair Darts Association: Dartboards - $1200
Redcliffe Pottery Group: Build concrete footpath - $2464
Scout Association of Australia Queensland, Albany Creek group: Dishwasher - $1599
Toc H Queensland Area: Projector and water pressure washer - $2948
Toorbul Pony Club: Shade sail - $1822
Volunteer Marine Rescue Bribie Island: Computers - $3000
Wamuran Stanley River Cricket Club: Cricket equipment - $2952
Woodford Golf Club: Wireless microphone kit and speakers - $2788
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