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Gambling Community Benefit Fund - Round 101 - Closed 31 May 2019 Legal Organisation Sponsored Organisation Purpose Approved Amount a TOUCH of COMPASSION INC Gambling Community Benefit Fund - Round 101 - Closed 31 May 2019 Legal Organisation Sponsored Organisation Purpose Approved Amount A TOUCH OF COMPASSION INC. Purchase Refrigerated Truck 35,000.00 ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDERS COMMUNITY HEALTH Install Solar System 25,427.00 SERVICE (MACKAY) LIMITED. ACACIA RIDGE MEALS ON WHEELS INC Install Solar System 8,072.00 Adventist Development Relief Agency Pine ADVENTIST DEVELOPMENT AND RELIEF AGENCY AUSTRALIA LTD Purchase Food Van 30,000.00 Rivers AFL TOWNSVILLE INC. Upgrade Goal Posts and Netting 33,067.00 ALEXANDRA HEADLAND SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB INCORPORATED Purchase Equipment 17,000.00 ALEXANDRA HILLS MEN'S SHED INC. Install Shed Workshop 35,000.00 ALLIGATOR CREEK PONY CLUB INC. Repair Arena Sporting Grounds 27,946.96 ALTHEA PROJECTS INCORPORATED Purchase Commercial Washing Machine 3,038.20 ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION OF QUEENSLAND INC Ipswich Multi Service Centre Upgrade Laundry Facility 28,000.00 AMERICAN CAR CLUB OF BRISBANE INC Purchase Gazebos and Flags 3,850.80 ANGEL FLIGHT AUSTRALIA Develop Online Safety Induction Course 35,000.00 ARAMAC RACING CLUB INCORPORATED Construct Fence 34,144.00 ART WEST COMMUNITY GALLERY INC. Purchase Equipment 2,701.00 ASHGROVE STATE SCHOOL PARENTS AND CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Replace Softfall 34,750.00 ASPLEY SPECIAL SCHOOL Install Sensory Play Equipment 35,000.00 ATHERTON & DISTRICT PONY CLUB INC Replace Clubhouse Roof 18,700.00 ATHERTON BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION INC. Install Backboards 23,500.00 ATHERTON FAMILY DAY CARE INC. Purchase Trailer and Equipment 15,580.14 ATHERTON GOLF CLUB INC. Purchase Aerator Greens Machine 31,818.00 ATHERTON STATE SCHOOL PARENTS AND CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Resurface Basket Ball Court 30,000.00 ATHERTON TABLELANDS & DISTRICT DRESSAGE & EQUESTRIAN Replace Sand Arenas 2,502.50 ASSOCIATION INC. ATHERTON TURF CLUB INC Install Perimeter Fence 35,000.00 AUGATHELLA AND DISTRICT PROGRESS ASSOCIATION INC. Purchase BBQ Trailer 29,195.00 AUROUS LTD Upgrade Disability Amenities Block 32,325.37 AUSTRALASIAN BIRTH TRAUMA ASSOCIATION LTD. Upgrade Website and Purchase Equipment 13,098.00 AUSTRALIAN - ITALIAN FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION INC. Purchase Marquees 6,000.00 AUSTRALIAN AIR LEAGUE INC Australian Air League Forest Lake Squadron Purchase Audio Visual Equipment 1,471.00 AUSTRALIAN AVIATION HERITAGE CENTRE (QLD) INC. Purchase Equipment and Signage 5,043.83 AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF COUNTRY MUSIC INC. Upgrade Facility 20,000.00 AUSTRALIAN MOTORCYCLIST ASSOCIATION INC. Purchase Trailer and Vehicle 19,880.00 Legal Organisation Sponsored Organisation Purpose Approved Amount AUSTRALIAN MOUNTED GAMES ASSOCIATION - QUEENSLAND BRANCH Purchase Sporting Equipment 8,237.00 INC. AUSTRALIAN NATIVE BEE ASSOCIATION INC Purchase IT Equipment 2,824.93 AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY Australian Red Cross - Gympie Branch Purchase Mobility Equipment 8,449.50 AUTISM QUEENSLAND LIMITED Autism Queensland Limited - SIL Pines House Purchase Motor Vehicle 35,000.00 Autism Queensland Limited - SIL Yamanto AUTISM QUEENSLAND LIMITED Purchase Furniture and Equipment 15,731.00 House Autism Queensland Limited - SIL Birralee AUTISM QUEENSLAND LIMITED Renovate Bathroom Facilities 29,634.00 House AUTISM QUEENSLAND LIMITED Autism Queensland Limited - School Brighton Upgrade Fence 34,860.00 AYR STATE SCHOOL PARENTS AND CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Upgrade Tuckshop 12,000.00 BALLANDEAN CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. Upgrade Facility and Purchase Equipment 17,500.00 BANANA SPORTS COMMITTEE INCORPORATED Construction of Ablution Block 30,000.00 BARAMBAH GARDEN CLUB INCORPORATED Purchase IT Equipment 923.00 Barambah Local Justice Group Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation Purchase Vehicle 21,990.00 BARCALDINE MOTOR SPORT ASSOCIATION INC Purchase Equipment 10,500.00 BARDON BOWLS CLUB INC. Install Air Conditioning 26,000.00 BARGARA TRIATHLON CLUB INC. Purchase Trailer and Equipment 15,993.52 BAROQUE & DISTINCTIVE BREEDS ASSOCIATION INC Purchase Equipment 13,796.00 BARRIER REEF SUN CLUB INC. Install Solar Hot Water System 6,298.00 BAYSIDE STRIKERS SOCCER CLUB INC. Purchase Shade Tents 2,800.00 BE ENERGETIC TRI AND RUN CLUB INC. Construct Pool Facility 16,800.00 BEAUDESERT AND DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Repair Cricket Training Facilities 34,886.00 BEAUDESERT RACE CLUB INC. Install Marquee 30,000.00 BEECHMONT STATE SCHOOL PARENTS AND CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Construct Playground 31,648.00 Returned and Services League of Australia BEERWAH SPORTSGROUND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE INC. Purchase Shed 20,335.00 (Qld) Beerwah and District Sub-Branch BEIJING CLUB AUSTRALIA INC Purchase Equipment and Hire Venue 5,000.00 BETHANIA RAMS FOOTBALL CLUB INCORPORATED Install Commercial Kitchen Facilities 35,000.00 BIDDESTON STATE SCHOOL PARENTS AND CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Purchase Coffee Machine 4,890.00 BIGGENDEN STATE SCHOOL PARENTS AND CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Upgrade Tuckshop 35,000.00 BILOELA NETBALL ASSOCIATION INC. Install Shade Structure 35,000.00 BIRDLIFE AUSTRALIA LTD. Print Booklets and Purchase Equipment 12,913.00 Legal Organisation Sponsored Organisation Purpose Approved Amount BLACKBUTT SINGERS INC. Purchase Equipment 4,650.00 BONY MOUNTAIN FOLK FESTIVAL INC Install Water Tank and Generator 20,806.40 BOONAH AND DISTRICTS WORKING HORSE ASSOCIATION INC. Purchase Shade Cloth 3,002.29 BOONDALL KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION INC Replace Softfall 32,000.00 BOWEN SEAGULLS JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE INC. Upgrade Facility 34,999.50 BOWEN TOUCH ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Install Light poles 33,967.82 BOWEN-COLLINSVILLE RIFLE CLUB INC. Purchase Tractor with Equipment 29,226.80 BRIBIE ISLAND COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB INC. Purchase Equipment 23,628.00 BRIBIE-MORETON HOSPICE HEALTH SERVICES INCORPORATED Purchase Beds 5,060.00 BRISBANE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL INC. Install Shade Sail Over Sandpit 6,842.00 BRISBANE METROPOLITAN TOUCH ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Upgrade Lighting 16,000.00 Host Educational Sessions and Purchase BRISBANE MULTIPLE BIRTH ASSOCIATION (SOUTHSIDE) INC. 4,938.00 Equipment BRISBANE ROWING CLUB LIMITED Purchase Rowing Boat 28,857.00 BRISBANE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA INC. Purchase Musical Instrument 25,000.00 BRISBANE TOUCH FOOTBALL INCORPORATED Purchase Performance Tracking Equipment 33,501.00 BROADBEACH SENIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB INC. Broadbeach Junior Australian Football Club Install Scoreboard 35,000.00 Upgrade Clubhouse and Purchase BROADMEADOWS CLAY TARGET CLUB INCORPORATED 29,949.42 Generator BROADWATER NETBALL CLUB INC. Purchase Equipment 34,846.37 Purchase Vehicle and Extend Shed to store BROTHERS BULLDOGS JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE (MACKAY) INC. 35,000.00 Vehicle Purchase Appliances and Equipment for BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB SUNSHINE COAST INC. 21,972.90 Canteen BROWNS PLAINS BRANCH LITTLE ATHLETICS CENTRE INC Repair Long Jump Strips 15,000.00 BRYDE'S BOXING GYM MAREEBA INC. Hold Amateur Boxing Events 10,000.00 BULLYARD HALL AND RECREATION CLUB INC. Purchase Water Bore and Pump 8,525.00 BUNDABERG KARTING CLUB INCORPORATED Upgrade Track Surface 27,500.00 BUNDABERG OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB INC. Purchase Equipment 25,235.00 BUNDABERG QUILTERS INC. Purchase Equipment 5,501.00 BUNDABERG ROWING CLUB INCORPORATED Purchase Boat, Trailer and Rowing Racks 34,735.00 BURDEKIN BRASS BAND INCORPORATED Purchase Music Equipment 6,400.00 Purchase Mower and Upgrade Function BURRUM DISTRICT GOLF CLUB INC. 35,000.00 Area BURRUM DISTRICTS RESPITE ASSOCIATION INC. Install Solar System 10,500.00 CABOOLTURE & DISTRICT LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION INC. Resurface Courts with Synthetic Grass 25,000.00 CABOOLTURE COMMUNITY ADULT LITERACY GROUP INCORPORATED Install Solar System 5,940.00 Legal Organisation Sponsored Organisation Purpose Approved Amount CABOOLTURE LAKES BOWLS CLUB INCORPORATED Purchase Lawn Bowls for Schools Program 11,950.00 CABOOLTURE NETBALL ASSOCIATION INC Purchase Lights 35,000.00 CAIRNS & DISTRICT CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION INC. SMITHFIELD CHILD CARE CENTRE Upgrade Air Conditioning 31,020.00 CAIRNS CRUISING YACHT SQUADRON LIMITED Purchase Equipment 35,000.00 CAIRNS HAWKS JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB Purchase Equipment 5,613.50 INCORPORATED CAIRNS MODEL AERO CLUB INC. Purchase Tractor 34,780.00 CALEN DISTRICT STATE COLLEGE Purchase Mower and Trailer 9,750.00 CALLIDE VALLEY AGRICULTURAL PASTORAL SOCIETY INC. Repair Pavilion Roof 35,000.00 Upgrade Roof, Electrics and Install Sprinkler CALLIDE VALLEY NATIVE FISH STOCKING ASSOCIATION INC 14,753.00 System CALLIOPE SLIDERS REINING HORSE CLUB INC Purchase Enclosed Trailer 22,000.00 CALOUNDRA CHORALE & THEATRE COMPANY INC. Purchase Lighting 32,370.00 CALOUNDRA COMMITTEE OF SERVICE TO THE AGEING Upgrade Facilities 24,772.00 CALOUNDRA CONTRACT BRIDGE CLUB INCORPORATED Refurbish Chairs 10,400.00 CALOUNDRA TRIATHLON CLUB INC. Construct Storage Shed 35,000.00 CAMBOOYA PONY CLUB INC. Install Fence and Purchase Equipment 22,000.00 CAMIRA KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION INC. Upgrade Playground 27,000.00 CANNONVALE CANNONS SWIMMING CLUB INC. Replace Equipment 24,363.75 CANUNGRA OWLS SOCCER CLUB INC. Upgrade Kitchen 35,000.00 CAPRICORN CITIZEN ADVOCACY INC. Purchase Motor Vehicle 31,552.76 CAPRICORN COAST OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB INC Purchase Equipment 35,000.00 CARINA CARINDALE AND DISTRICT BASKETBALL CLUB INC. Purchase Coach and Manager Packs 8,000.00 CARINA JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB INC. Purchase Defibrillator and First Aid Bags 3,228.72 CARINA KINDERGARTEN AND PRE-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION INC Upgrade Bathroom Floors 5,000.00 CARINA LEAGUES CJS SWIMMING CLUB INC. Purchase Aquatic Stairs and Lane Ropes 27,646.91 CELTIC HISTORIANS ASSOCIATION INC Purchase Equipment 7,860.00 CENTENARY DOLPHINS SWIM CLUB
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