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And money for all

LOCAL community groups have come out on top thanks to recent government grants.
Member for Noosa Glen Elmes MP says he is pleased several community groups in the Noosa electorate have been successful in receiving grants of more than $41,000 from their recent applications to the Gambling Community Benefit Fund.
The successful organisations include the Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club who received a grant of $5,909, Noosa Bridge Club Inc. who received $17,500, Noosaville State School who received $9,090 and Zonta Club of Noosa who received $8,884.
“Community and volunteer organisations are the backbone of places such as Noosa, so it’s important that they get help to assist with successful programs and activities,” Mr Elmes said.
“I understand the importance of these groups and the difference their organisations can make in their communities.
“Whether it is for the purchase of much-needed equipment or infrastructure renovations, these grants provide a fantastic opportunity to improve local community facilities and upgrade resources. It is particularly pleasing when the Noosa area and its residents benefit directly from the work of a local group who, with the assistance of financial support, are then able to continue their valuable efforts.”

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