Campaspe Shire Council is delighted to announce the successful recipients of the Community Grants programs for the month of May. These grants aim to support and empower local community organisations and groups in their valuable work to enhance the quality of life for residents throughout our region.
Council’s grants programs provide financial assistance to a diverse range of projects and initiatives that contribute to the social, cultural, environmental, and economic development of the Campaspe community. Council received numerous applications for funding, each displaying the passion and dedication of local groups and individuals towards improving our vibrant community.
The grants that were awarded in May included:
Community Event Sponsorship
- Echuca Steam Preservation Society Inc. was granted $5,000 to be used towards equipment hire for the Echuca Moama Steam Iron &Trades Revival held from 10 – 11 June.
- Colbinabbin Silo Art (Colbinabbin & District Historical Society Inc.) was awarded $5,000 to assist with hosting the inaugural Colbinabbin Silo Art Picnic & Wine Festival which was be held on 7 May and was a great success for the town.
- Kyabram Parkland Golf Club Inc. was awarded $2,500 for marketing and general running costs involved with hosting the Victorian Par 3 Championships, an event that attracts participants from across Victoria.
- Echuca Neighbourhood House Inc. was awarded $500 to go towards decorations and materials hosting the Echuca Moama Pride Cocktail Party which was held on 3 June at Fuzion Café, Echuca.
Community Equipment Grants
- Kyabram Little Athletics Centre Inc. received $2,000 to purchase 25 collapsible hurdles to replace broken and increase stock with the aim to encourages participation of children in hurdles events.
- Kyabram Plaza Committee Inc. received $2,000 to purchase a defibrillator to be housed at the Kyabram Plaza Theatre and is available to community members and groups that utilise the Theatre.
- Rochester Cemetery Trust was awarded $2,000 to purchase a defibrillator to be housed at the Rochester Cemetery and will be made available to the community.
