Football Queensland affiliated clubs, zones and associations have received more than $350,000 in funding in Round 109 of the Queensland Government’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund.
Thirteen clubs, zones and associations across the state received a total of $372,507.47 in funding for a variety of projects including the upgrade of playing fields and lighting, installation of shade structures and purchase of equipment and mowers.
Applications are now open for Round 111 of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund, which allocates grants to not-for-profit community groups to enhance their capacity to provide services, leisure activities and opportunities for Queensland communities.
Round 111 is now open and will close midnight 31 August 2021.
Find out more and apply for funding here.
Gambling Community Benefit Fund Round 109 Successful Applicants
Across the Waves FC |
Construct Storage Shed | $35,000 |
Bayside United FC | Purchase Furniture | $32,185 |
Burdekin Football Juniors | Upgrade Facility | $19,992.50 |
Central FC Gladstone |
Upgrade Irrigation System |
$35,000 |
Football Queensland Central | Purchase Ride on Mower and Equipment | $29,530 |
Gympie Diggers FC | Purchase Equipment and Training Courses | $13,998.38 |
Moreton Bay United FC | Install Electronic Scoreboard | $35,000 |
Musgrave Sports Club | Upgrade Kitchen | $22,033.54 |
Newmarket FC | Upgrade Field Lighting | $35,000 |
NWQ Soccer Zone | Install Sails and Shades | $35,000 |
Parkside United FC | Upgrade Electricals | $15,000 |
Pimpama City FC | Fitout Canteen and Purchase Equipment | $34,408.05 |
Warwick District Football Association | Upgrade Oval | $30,360 |
TOTAL | $372,507.47 |