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Read about our current Building Better Communities beneficiaries & how the donation will help them & our communities.

Bathurst

Bathurst Young Mob

Bathurst City Croquet Club is a small, family friendly club run by dedicated volunteers, offering lawn bowls, croquet, and community catering. Funding would support the annual Easter Bowls Tournament by contributing to prize money, attracting visiting teams and bringing valuable activity to the town while supporting a much loved local event.

Bathurst Giants AFL Juniors

Bathurst Giants AFL Club is the only local AFL club supporting both junior and senior players. Funding would help subsidise junior participation costs, including uniforms, registration, and travel, ensuring all children have the opportunity to play sport regardless of financial barriers.

Waratahs Hockey Club

A not-for-profit hockey club serving the community since 1928, focused on inclusivity and making sport accessible for all. Run by volunteers, the club keeps fees low to remove financial barriers and support participation. Funding would help upgrade uniforms and essential goalie gear, while easing costs for players and ensuring a safe, welcoming environment for the community.

Blayney

St Joseph’s School P&F – Blayney

Raising funds for an outdoor shelter to provide students with a safe space for physical activity and fresh air in all weather conditions. This project will support student wellbeing by ensuring year‑round access to outdoor play and learning.

The Amend Project

A grassroots organisation delivering mental health education and wellbeing initiatives across regional NSW. Working with sporting clubs and communities, the project builds connection, resilience, and early help‑seeking. Funding would support a dedicated Wellbeing Round with the Blayney Bears, providing education sessions, resources, and awareness activities to strengthen mental health support and community connection.

Blayney Shire CanAssist

A volunteer‑run organisation raising funds locally to support community members facing a cancer diagnosis. Assistance includes help with travel, medication, food and fuel vouchers, and essential living costs, easing the financial burden on patients and families. Funding would help meet high demand for support and continue vital local assistance.

Forbes

Forbes High School

Provides an inclusive learning environment where students are supported to achieve their full potential through strong community connections and quality education. Funding would help enhance facilities, technology, and resources, creating improved learning environments and expanding opportunities for students to grow, succeed, and reach their goals.

Friends of Forbes Hospital Auxiliary

A dedicated group of local volunteers supporting Forbes Hospital by fundraising for essential equipment that improves patient care and comfort. Through ongoing community support, the Auxiliary funds items from a regularly updated hospital “wish list,” enhancing services for patients, families, and staff. Donations help ensure vital equipment continues to be provided for the benefit of the wider community.

NSW RFS - Mid Lachlan Valley Support Brigade

Provides vital operational support across the Forbes, Parkes, Grenfell, and Condobolin regions during fire season. This volunteer brigade assists with aircraft refilling and fireground communications, helping ensure efficient and coordinated emergency response. Funding would support the purchase of a hose trolley system to improve safety, speed up aircraft turnaround times, and enhance firefighting efforts for the community.

West Wyalong

West Wyalong Bowling Club

A small, family friendly club run by dedicated volunteers, offering lawn bowls, croquet, and community catering. Funding would support the annual Easter Bowls Tournament by contributing to prize money, attracting visiting teams and bringing valuable activity to the town while supporting a much loved local event.

West Wyalong Aboriginal Education Consultative Group (AECG)

Supports inclusive education by promoting cultural awareness and participation for students across local schools. The group also works with staff on curriculum and community engagement, and partners with the West Wyalong Aboriginal Land Council to strengthen connections and provide resources for the education of future generations.

West Wyalong Hearts of Gold

A small volunteer-led group dedicated to delivering large-scale events in West Wyalong that bring the community together and showcase local pride. Relying on grants, fundraising, and sponsorship, the group works to create engaging events that strengthen community connection and celebrate what the town can achieve.

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