Shellharbour's Big Community Winners

Shellharbour has awarded $24,479.43 in the latest round of its Community Donations and Sponsorships initiative, recognising exceptional local individuals and organisations.

Council continues to support local sports, cultural, educational, health, and welfare groups through ongoing funding, making it easier to apply for sponsorships and donations. These grants enhance community wellbeing, helping groups achieve success year-round.

Caption: Shellharbour City Mayor Chris Homer (centre), Cr Rob Petreski (right), Cr John Davey (left) and pictured with successful recipients.

Successful applicants were congratulated by Shellharbour City Mayor Chris Homer at the official ceremony and afternoon tea at the Civic Centre on Thursday, 10 April.

"Your dedication and impact truly represent the spirit of Shellharbour," Mayor Homer said. "These contributions are not just recognition of your work, they are investments in a brighter future for you and the community.

"Council offers these opportunities throughout the year to empower our community and ensure that every club, group, and organisation has a fair opportunity to access the support they need to make a real impact."

List of successful individual and group applicants include:

  • Chase Young - World Martial Art Championships and Australian National Titles
  • Shellharbour City Festival of Sport
  • Illawarra Women's Health Centre
  • Lucas Gill-Gomes - National Primary School Athletics Championships
  • Albion Park RSL Sub Branch - ANZAC Day
  • KidsWish - Illawarra Brick Show
  • Cody Cartwright - State Baseball
  • Shell Con Mania
  • KidsFest Shellharbour
  • Warilla RSL Sub Branch - Road Safety ANZAC Day
  • Jacob O'Connell - Australian Cricket Country Championships
  • Oliver Keene - Under 18 National Championships Brisbane

The latest round of funding follows a further $16,100 in sponsorships and donations from Council given to various individuals and organisations back in December.

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