Clubs around Australia share in $4.22 million funding from Community Sport Infrastructure Grants
Bowls Australia (BA) has welcomed the result for those clubs around Australia who were successful in receiving funding via the three rounds of Sport Australia’s 2018-19 Community Sport Infrastructure Grants program.
With applications opening late last year and continuing over three rounds into 2019, 44 successful bowling club applicants around Australia shared in $4.22 million of funding, making up 6.4 per cent of total successful grant applications (across all sports, clubs, councils, etc.).
As seen in the club by club figures below, the sport continues to punch well above its weight when it comes to Federal Government funding and that is largely thanks to the efforts of clubs, as well as BA’s team of Regional Bowls Managers (RBMs), who collaborated with clubs in submitting their applications.
The likes of Wallerawang Bowling Club ($480,000), East Shepparton Bowls Club ($500,000) and Naree Warren Bowls Club Inc ($390,000) were the big winners from the funding rounds, and BA congratulates all successful applicants.
Sport AUS – Community Sport Infrastructure Grants – 2018/19 – All Rounds – Bowling Clubs
Applicant | State/Territory | Funding |
Adelong Service Citizens and Bowling Club | NSW | $47,280 |
Kingswood Sports Club | NSW | $35,000 |
Pitt Town District Sports Club and Pitt Town Bowls Club | NSW | $200,000 |
Sawtell Bowling and Recreation Club Ltd | NSW | $21,042 |
Tenterfield Bowls Club | NSW | $45,000 |
Wallerawang Bowling Club | NSW | $480,000 |
Wellington Bowling Club | NSW | $31,500 |
Willow Tree Bowling Club | NSW | $48,000 |
Beaudesert Bowls Club Inc | QLD | $14,556 |
Lowood and District Memorial Bowls Club Inc | QLD | $46,897 |
Mooloolaba Bowls Club | QLD | $60,113 |
Musgrave Hill Bowls Club | QLD | $30,000 |
North Toowoomba Bowls Club | QLD | $65,800 |
Pomona Bowls Club | QLD | $50,000 |
Wellington Point Bowls Club | QLD | $50,000 |
Hahndorf Bowling Club | SA | $12,500 |
Port MacDonnell and District Bowling Club Inc | SA | $14,524 |
Semaphore Bowling Club | SA | $65,000 |
Toorak Burnside Bowling Club | SA | $14,120 |
Yankalilla Bowling Club Inc. | SA | $127,373 |
Dover RSL Bowls Club Inc | TAS | $200,000 |
Glenorchy Rodman Bowls & Community Club Inc | TAS | $57,500 |
Westbury Bowling Club | TAS | $235,000 |
Berwick Bowling Club | VIC | $179,000 |
Burwood District Bowls Club | VIC | $49,850 |
City of Echuca Bowls Club Inc | VIC | $120,775 |
East Shepparton Bowls Club | VIC | $500,000 |
Footscray Park Bowling Club | VIC | $96,850 |
Footscray Park Bowling Club Inc | VIC | $34,965 |
Geelong Cement Bowls Club | VIC | $14,000 |
Leitchville Bowls Club | VIC | $19,907 |
Moe Bowling Club | VIC | $50,000 |
Moonee Ponds Bowling Club | VIC | $50,000 |
Narre Warren Bowls Club Inc | VIC | $390,000 |
Noble Park Bowls Club | VIC | $59,437 |
Webbcona Bowls Club | VIC | $106,800 |
Bolgart Sports Club | WA | $25,000 |
Comet Bay Bowling Club | WA | $50,000 |
Denison Bowling & Recreation Club | WA | $12,975 |
Glen Forrest Sports Club | WA | $28,200 |
Joondalup Bowling Club | WA | $89,359 |
Kalamunda Club Inc | WA | $259,602 |
Manning Memorial Bowling Club Inc | WA | $4,125 |
Toodyay Bowling Club | WA | $130,000 |
Sport AUS Community Sport Infrastructure Grants – Supporting small to medium scale projects up to $500,000 to improve local community sport infrastructure which will support greater community participation in sport and physical activity and/or offer safer and more inclusive community sporting hubs.