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Round 91 - Closed 13 January 2017 Gambling Community Benefit Fund - Round 91 - Closed 13 January 2017 Legal Organisation Sponsored Organisation Purpose Approved Amount 1770 Art Show Inc. Purchase AV Equipment 3,820.00 A Body 2 Fit Triathlon Club Inc. Purchase Trailer 7,900.00 Acacia Ridge F.C. Inc. Upgrade Field Lights 35,000.00 Algester Branch Little Athletics Centre Inc. Upgrade Facility and Purchase Equipment 27,354.13 Algester Sports Inc. Install Car Park Lighting 35,000.00 All Stars Sports Club Inc. Construct Storage Shed 34,715.00 Allora Regional Sports Museum Group Inc. Install Air Conditioning 5,000.00 Allstars Netball Club Inc. Install Fence and Upgrade Courts 11,380.00 Alzheimer's Association of Queensland Inc Garden City Aged Care Services Install Cold Room 35,000.00 Alzheimer's Association of Queensland Inc Toowoomba Multi Service Centre Replace Veranda and Establish Sensory Garden 15,000.00 Alzheimer's Association of Queensland Inc Gordon Park Multi Service Centre Purchase Furniture and Upgrade Facility 25,934.00 Renovate Bathroom, Relocate Laundry and Purchase Alzheimer's Association of Queensland Inc Garden City Multi Service Centre 35,000.00 Indoor Furniture Amby Progress Association Inc. Construct Shelter and Upgrade Clubhouse 35,000.00 Annerley Recreation Club Incorporated Replace Irrigation System 34,825.00 Apex Queensland Youth Camps Limited Apex Camp Mudjimba Upgrade Ablution Block 35,000.00 Aqualina Synchronized Swimming Club Incorporated Purchase Equipment 10,500.00 Arana Sports Inc Purchase Mower 20,000.00 Purchase Etching Press, Furniture and Office Art West Community Gallery Inc. 13,483.00 Equipment Arthritis Foundation Of Queensland Upgrade IT Equipment and Software 13,732.00 Assisi Netball Club Incorporated Purchase IT and Netball Equipment 8,000.00 Atherton Tablelands & District Dressage & Equestrian Association Inc. Purchase Portable Dressage Arenas 4,840.00 Atherton-Herberton Historic Railway Inc. Upgrade Historic Railway Track 26,195.00 Augathella Diggers Campdraft Association Inc. Install Fencing and Water Supply Materials 29,091.00 Augathella Pony Club Incorporated Renovate Kitchen 35,000.00 Augathella State School Parents And Citizens Association Purchase iPads and Cases 18,000.00 Australian Academy Of Martial Arts Karate-Do Club Inc. Refurbish Change Rooms and Toilets 35,000.00 Australian Air League Incorporated Australian Air League Hervey Bay Squadron Purchase IT, Office Furniture and Office Equipment 7,737.00 Australian Deer Association Incorporated Construct Accessible Ablution Block 20,000.00 Australian Gateball Union Purchase Laptop and Printer 1,564.00 Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Assoc Inc Australian Volunteer Coast Guard QF11 Yeppoon Upgrade Facility and Purchase Equipment 24,433.00 Upgrade Facility and Purchase Radar and Satellite Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Assoc Inc Australian Volunteer Coast Guard - Rockhampton QF19 30,000.00 Navigation System Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Assoc Inc Australian Volunteer Coast Guard Queensland Flotilla 2 Purchase Radar and Multi Function System 35,000.00 Purchase Equipment, Paint Clubhouse and Create a Avondale Football Club Incorporated 13,200.00 Dugout Area Ayr Amateur Swimming Club Incorporated Install Swimming Equipment 26,942.85 Ayr Bowling Club Inc. Repair Roof 35,000.00 Babinda Boxing Club Inc. Facility Improvements 13,272.00 Babinda District Community Association Inc. Repair Exterior of Building 20,705.00 Babinda Harvest Fest Inc Install Portable Cold Room 14,830.00 Ballandean Football Club Inc. Upgrade Wiring and Lighting 15,000.00 Bamaga Enterprises Limited Construct Toilet Facility 35,000.00 Baralaba Golf Club Incorporated Install Sprinkler, Pump and Purchase Mower 15,000.00 Barambah Local Justice Group Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Purchase Install Server and Office IT Equipment 7,539.00 Corporation Barcaldine Cricket Association Inc. Purchase Mower and Roller 23,000.00 Barcaldine Golf Club Inc Purchase Tractor 25,000.00 Bargara Triathlon Club Inc. Purchase Sporting and Safety Equipment 2,300.00 Barney View Cemetery Association Inc. Construct Accessible Toilet Block 31,317.00 Barron Valley Gymnastics Club Incorporated Purchase Gym Equipment 25,233.50 Bartle Frere State School Upgrade Playground 13,000.00 Bats Theatre Company Inc. Purchase Audio Equipment 9,000.00 Bay Islands Community Services Inc. Purchase Storage Shed for OP Shop 20,000.00 Bayside Multisport Inc. Purchase Defibrillators 4,530.60 Purchase Machinery and Extend Dust Extraction Bayside Woodturners & Woodcrafters Club Inc. 27,239.00 System Beechmont Cricket Club Inc. Install Flood Lights 20,000.00 Beechmont Recreation, Arts & Sports Association Inc. Top Dress Oval and Install Floodlights 34,000.00 Beenleigh And District Historical Society Inc Upgrade Main Road and Footpaths 20,000.00 Beenleigh And Districts Baseball Club Inc. Construct Shade Area 31,470.00 Beenleigh Lapidary Club Incorporated Purchase Gem Faceting Machines 9,900.00 Beenleigh Netball Association B N A Inc. Upgrade Facility 33,760.00 Beerwah Sportsground Management Committee Inc. Upgrade Canteen 5,808.00 Bellenden Ker State School Replace Roof and Gutters and Construct Fence 20,000.00 Bethania Sporting And Recreation Club Inc Upgrade Kitchen 26,050.00 Biggenden Golf Club Inc Upgrade Kitchen 15,000.00 Biloela Community Pre-School And Kindergarten Association Inc. Fitout Shed and Construct Laundry 22,550.00 BINSC (Brisbane Inner North Sporting Community) Inc Construct Accessible Entry Pathway 34,700.00 Blackbutt Golf Club Inc Upgrade Kitchen and Facility 15,000.00 Blades Short Track Speed Skating Club, Inc. Purchase Sports Equipment 34,876.00 Boonah Rodeo Association Inc. Refurbish Canteen 34,295.00 Boonah Shire Disability Support Group Incorporated Install Heat Pumps 23,650.00 Boonah Show Society Inc Upgrade and Install Power Outlets 35,000.00 Boonah State High School Purchase Gym Equipment 17,500.00 Booubyjan Hall & Community Centre Association Inc. Install Shade Structure 8,789.00 Boronia Heights State School Parents And Citizens Association Lay Concrete Slab 9,790.00 Bororen Hall Committee Incorporated Purchase Solar System and Construct BBQ Area 33,679.50 Bracken Ridge State School Parents And Citizens Bracken Ridge State School Install Playground Shade Structure 35,000.00 Association Bravehearts Foundation Limited Build Child Forensic Interview Room 34,161.00 Brisbane Community Arts Centre Ltd. Install Lift 14,500.00 Brisbane Excelsior Band Incorporated Purchase Musical Instruments and Equipment 34,874.00 Brisbane Philharmonic Association Inc. Purchase Musical Instrument and Binding Machine 19,115.00 Brisbane Powerhouse Pty Ltd Install Theatrical Lighting 12,966.00 Brisbane Women's Hockey Association Inc. Purchase Tractor with Accessories 25,000.00 Broadbeach Surf Life Saving Club Inc. Construct Storage Facility 20,000.00 Broadbeach United Soccer Club Inc Towards Facility Improvements and Solar 31,000.00 Broxburn Music Club Of Pittsworth Inc. Replace Floor and Purchase Amp 7,098.00 Bulimba And Districts Meals On Wheels Inc Purchase Freezer 8,185.10 Bulimba Cricket Club Incorporated Upgrade Lighting 20,000.00 Bundaberg And District Family Centre Inc. Re-Roof Hall and Replace Gutters 24,726.50 Bundaberg Bowls Club Inc. Replace Floor and Purchase AV Equipment 25,000.00 Bundaberg Croquet Club Incorporated Renovate Kitchen and Dining Room 23,630.00 Bundaberg Genealogical Association Inc. Purchase Photocopier 3,503.78 Bundaberg Steam Tramway Preservation Society Inc. Upgrade Facility 26,790.00 Burleigh Heads & Miami Senior Citizens Club Inc. Upgrade Facility and Purchase Equipment 35,000.00 Burleigh Heads Tennis Club Inc Upgrade Court Lighting 25,000.00 Burleigh Heads/Palm Beach Croquet Club Incorporated Extend Storeroom 8,500.00 Burnett Region Pony Clubs Inc. Purchase Laptop Computer and Portable Printer 6,300.00 Burpengary Cricket Association Inc. Turf Cricket Pitch Roller 33,500.00 Burrandowan Picnic Race Club Inc Build Covered Area 35,000.00 Burringilly Aboriginal Corporation Purchase Security Gate 25,000.00 Install Dust Extraction Fan, Electrical Wiring, Steel Burrum District Community Mens Shed Inc 15,440.00 Posts and Timber Bearers and Joists Burrum District Miners Junior Rugby League Football Club Incorporated Upgrade Facility and Purchase Security System 15,970.00 Burrum Heads Bowls Club Inc. Upgrade Toilets 29,725.00 Butchers Creek Hall Association Inc. Install Sheeting and Framing for Internal Wall 7,150.00 Byfield State School Parents And Citizens Association Install Shade Structure 35,000.00 C3 Church Currumbin Community Services Limited Install CCTV Cameras 7,625.20 Caboolture Clay Target Club Inc. Purchase Tractor 5,000.00 Caboolture Equestrian Group Incorporated Purchase Show Jumping Equipment 18,140.00 Purchase Air Conditioning, Furniture, Blind and Cairns And District Senior Citizens' Association Inc. 25,727.25 Dishwasher Cairns BMX Club Inc Upgrade BMX Track 31,680.00 Cairns City Lions Juniors AFL Club Inc. Install Goal Posts and Purchase Storage Containers 20,500.00 Cairns Greyhound Racing Club Inc. Construct Concrete Slab and Fencing 20,000.00 Cairns Jockey Club Inc Purchase Furniture 31,828.50 Cairns Legacy Club Inc Purchase Security Equipment 11,710.32 Cairns Men's Shed Inc. Purchase Furniture and Machinery 17,709.80 Cairns Volleyball Association Inc. Purchase Volleyball Equipment 20,849.00 Cairns Youth & Recreation Centre Inc. Replace Roof on Building 35,000.00 Callide Dawson Pistol Club Inc Removal of Asbestos and Re Sheet Club Buildings 18,400.00 Calliope Junior Rugby League Club Inc. Refurbish
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