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Home » Local Organisations Benefit From Community Grants

Local Organisations Benefit From Community Grants

11 May, 2023 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

The latest round of Cowra Shire Council’s Community Grants Program has seen another 21 community organisations benefit from $20,646.56 worth of funding.

Groups from Gooloogong, Woodstock and Morongla as well as Cowra, have been recipients of funding through the initiative which has been driven by Cowra Shire Council for the past eight years.

The program, which has run across 16 rounds has funded 332 projects, with a combined total of $363,983.34 for community groups, clubs and associations.

“The grants have been vital for these parties to continue to operate and help with the replacement of items, purchase of new stock or running of their organisations especially since the floods last year,” said Mayor West.

Mayor West’s sentiments were echoed by many worthy recipients at the presentation last month including David Porter, President of Cowra Triathlon Club Inc., who was extremely happy with their donation. “We lost a fair bit during the floods so the funding from Cowra Shire is extremely important and we are very appreciative,” Mr. Porter said.

For more information, please contact Cowra Council Communications on 02 6340 2087 or email communications@cowra.nsw.gov.au.

Other recipients in this round of funding included Woodstock Memorial Show Inc. who received $987 to assist in the purchase of three EFTPOS terminals for use at the Woodstock Showground, Cowra Uniting Church Food Hall who’s $1,000 will go towards a defibrillator and Gooloogong Recreational Ground Committee with $472.96 to support the purchase of a portable sound system and vinyl advertising banners.

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