Inaugural Shoreline Community Grants awarded
We are thrilled to be able to support four worthy local organisations with grants in the first round of the Shoreline Community Grants Program. This ongoing social impact program is administered by Bendigo Bank’s Community Enterprise Foundation and is the Shoreline project’s way of ensuring our contributions back to the community are responsive and relevant.
Round 1 2021 inaugural recipients are:
- Redland Bay State School P&C
- Victoria Point State High School P&C
- The Cage Youth Foundation
- Redland Bay Tennis Club.
Their programs and initiatives will benefit the wider Redland Bay community through providing fencing for a student-run native bee program, playgroup resources, tools for a youth engagement project and an ‘Inclusion for all’ disability tennis program working with south east special schools.
We were able to catch up and congratulate some of them before the lockdown and chat about their upcoming projects.
Round 2 opens on 8 September 2021 with a total funding pool of $5000. If you know a community group or not-for-profit organisation that you think might benefit from this grants program, reach out to us to chat ideas and to register for an information pack. Program Snapshot
Contact: danielle.kollanyi@lendlease.com
Redland Bay Tennis Club
Tim from Bayside Tennis Coaching will be delivering an ‘Inclusion for All’ tennis program as part of the South East Special Schools Gala Day.
The Cage Youth Foundation
Linda and Paul from The Cage Youth Foundation with the new tools that will be used as part of their ‘Cage Engage’ program that aims to re-engage young people back into compulsory education.
Victoria Point State High School P&C
Victoria Point State High School will be using their grant to support their student-led ‘Honey Bee Project’ with fencing.
Redland Bay State School
Redland Bay State School’s Playgroup were successful in a grant for early childhood learning resources for their onsite playgroup.
