Thirty five groups across Moore will benefit from funds awarded under the inaugural Shane Love’s Moore Community Grant round. Applications came from all corners of the electorate and Mr Love said he’d been overwhelmed by the number of applications.
“Unfortunately I could not fund them all, but the quality of the applications was a sure sign of the fantastic work that supports and enriches the lives of Moore residents,” Mr Love said.
“2020 has been an extraordinary year and I am pleased to be able to recognise the hardworking volunteer and not-for-profit organisations that make such a difference in our community.”
Funds will be awarded to sporting, historical, arts and cultural groups, progress associations, playgroups, groups of seniors and school communities.
Successful Shane Love Community Grant applicants included:
– Robins Hockey Club, Moora
– Wheatbelt Wado Karate Club
– Dalwallinu Youth Group
– Jurien Bay Bowling Club
– Ballidu Contemporary Art Society
– Combined Churches of Gingin
– Chapman Valley-Northampton Cricket Club
– North Midlands Project, Carnamah
– Lancelin Bowling Club
– Toodyay Bowling Club
– Lancelin Primary School P&C
– Calingiri Progress Association
– Badgingarra Tennis Club
– Cervantes Cultural Committee
– Perenjori Playgroup
– Dandaragan Tennis Club
– Mogumber &Districts Progress Assoc
– Badgingarra Christmas Markets
– Tai Chi Internal Arts, Chittering
– Leeman – Green Head CRC
– Mortlock Sports Council
– Goomalling Twilight Club
– Bindoon & Districts Historical Association
– Mullewa Arts Development
– For A Better Chapman Valley
– Immaculate Heart College P&F
– Toodyay Tennis Club
– Denison Bowling & Rec Club
– Moora Chamber of Commerce
– Badgingarra Playgroup
– Morawa Amateur Swim Club
– Lancelin Community & Sporting Club
– Dongara Pottery Club
– Carnamah Coorow Basketball Assoc
– Goomalling Aboriginal Corporation
