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Home » Funding Announced For Community Building Partnership Projects

Funding Announced For Community Building Partnership Projects

June 13, 2024 by Roxane Manley

Phil Donato MP pictured with students from Eugowra Public School.

Member for Orange Phil Donato is looking forward to Eugowra Public School students training and playing on refurbished sports courts following the allocation of funding through the Community Building Partner­ship program.

Mr Donato was delighted to announce $297,658 for the electorate with Eugowra P and C heading the list, securing $131,450 to repair the school’s tennis and basketball/netball courts and cricket pitch with resur­facing and the installation of lighting.

In all, Mr Donato was pleased to an­nounce 13 projects covered by the 2023 Community Building Partnership Program funding.

“The State Government funds will deliver much-needed improvements to local facili­ties and it’s great to see the kids of Eugow­ra are among those to benefit,” Mr Donato said.

“I congratulate all the organisations that were successful in their application and look forward to seeing how these pro­jects make a real difference for community groups in the area.”

Along with Eugowra P and C, success­ful projects in the local area for the 2023 round were:

• Trundle Children’s Centre, Shade Sail installation – $11,770

• Forbes Shire Council, Lions Park Shade Sale – $37,692

• Sporting Shooters Association Forbes, Clay Target Trap Replacement Program – $5,000

• Tullamore Inc, Tullamore Preschool Kitchen Refurbishment – $16,185

• Parkes Shire Food Service Inc, Kitchen Equipment Upgrade – $25,000

• Parkes Musical and Dramatic Society Inc, Upgrade to Stage Curtains and Lighting Equipment – $14,000

• Trundle War Memorial School of Arts, Trundle War Memorial Hall Hearing Loop Installation – $10,000

For more information, visit nsw.gov.au/cbp.

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