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Published on 16 May 2023
Hepburn Shire Council has awarded $25,320 to support community-led projects in the latest round of funding through its community grants program. This funding will support initiatives valued at $88,460.
Mayor, Cr Brian Hood, said that it was gratifying to see such a diversity of recipients in this round of grants.
“Council’s community grants program aligns with our objective to support the strength and resilience of the community. This funding makes a big difference to community groups when it comes to purchasing much-needed equipment or delivering a project,” said Cr Hood.
“This round we are supporting such a variety of projects. From theatrical performances and the purchase of safety equipment, to support for community lunches, delivery of firewood and relief for at-risk and homeless people,” he said.
“There are so many local groups doing wonderful things for our community and Council is proud to support them.”
Successful applicants:
Applicant
Project
Amount
Lab Kelpie Inc.
Theatrical Play ‘Reasons to be Invisible’
$2,500
Victoria Street Craft Group, Creswick
Street Craft Group
Hepburn Netball Club
Tiered Spectator Seating
Riding for the Disabled, Daylesford
Safety Equipment and Saddle
$2,270
Cool Country Men’s Shed
Metalwork for Community Projects
$1,052
Bullarto Public Hall Committee
New Equipment (Improved Resilience)
Clunes Museum
Digitizing Microfilm Records
Creswick Men’s Shed
Pedestal Disc Sander for Community Projects
Pavilion Arts & Sustainability Inc.
Small Equipment Purchase, Capacity Building
$999
5000 Club Inc.
Weekly Community Luncheons
$2,000
Trentham Lions Club
Wood for the Needy
Anglicare
Ongoing Relief for at-risk and Homeless
For more information visit https://www.hepburn.vic.gov.au/grants.