Community Grant Funding 2022/23

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Published 2nd March 2023
As part of our Australia Day Celebrations, Certificates were presented to the representatives of the various community groups that were successful in receiving Community Grant Funding from Council for 2022/23 Financial Year.

Community Grants Awarded 

As part of our Australia Day Celebrations, Certificates were presented to the representatives of the various community groups that were successful in receiving Community Grant Funding from Council for 2022/23 Financial Year. Successful applicants have shared in $25,000 in community funding and in-kind support this financial year. In addition to this funding, the Myponga Memorial Community Centre were granted $25,000, the Yankalilla Memorial Park were also granted $25,000 and $17,000 was granted to the Arts and Creativity Grants Program.

This Annual Program provides incredible value across the community and the next round of Community Grant Applications will open again later in the year for the 2023/24 Financial Year. More Information on the next round of applications will be available from Council, on our website and advertised in future editions of In The Loop.

Successful Grant Winners were:

Myponga Bowling Club - $1,635 towards replacement reverse cycle air conditioner

Yankalilla Ecumenical Events Committee – $250 towards 2022 Community Carols

Yankalilla District Inter Church Council - $1,200 for Breakfast Clubs and Yankalilla and Myponga

Yankalilla & District Historical Society - $868 towards Normanville Heritage Trail plaques

5CY Combined Christian Churches Community Care Yankalilla - $2,500 for emergency welfare

Myponga Progress Association – $1,089 for community meals

Reclink Youth - $2,500 towards youth sport and recreation program

Yankalilla Craft and Produce Market Inc - $404 for shelter and signage

Yankalilla Cricket Club - $2,113 towards outdoor blind

Club Fleurieu – $2,000 towards establishing bocce and croquet courts

Delamare & Yankalilla Anglican Cemeteries - $2,064 for digital mapping of cemetery records

Inman Quilters - $500 towards the gifting quilt program

Inman Valley Tennis Club - $2,000 towards the resurfacing of one tennis tennis court

Yankalilla Show Society - $1,000 to purchase a defibrillator

Myponga Netball Club - $2,276 towards the purchase of courtside seating

Second Valley Progress Association - $2,000 for the Jaitjakawentgga Reserve entrance statement signage

An image of the representatives who received awards on behalf of community groups who were presented community grant certificates