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2020 Community Choices Champions Community Choices Program Community Choices Champions 2020 Zone 1 Place Group Votes Funding 1 ST JOHN'S CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL COBAR PARENTS AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION 2007 $2,500 2 Rural Outback Animal Rescue 1483 $2,000 3 TOTTENHAM P&C ASSOCIATION 1316 $1,500 4 CENTRAL BROKEN HILL FOOTBALL CLUB INC. 1051 $1,000 5 COOLAH CENTRAL SCHOOL P&C ASSOCIATION 935 $900 6 Speak Up 919 $600 7 Coonabarabran - GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION OF NSW (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Barwon NSW region) 716 $500 8 The Binnaway Bombshells Rugby League Football Club (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Barwon NSW region) 654 $500 Zone 2 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Deniliquin Rhinos Cricket Club Incorporated 1384 $2,500 2 BALRANALD EARLY LEARNING CENTRE INCORPORATED 800 $2,000 3 LEETON RESCUE SQUAD INC 756 $1,500 4 Hay Scouts - THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH 719 $1,000 5 MOULAMEIN RETIREMENT VILLAGE INC 626 $900 6 CYPRESS VIEW LODGE LIMITED 605 $600 7 GRIFFITH MEALS ON WHEELS INC (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Murray NSW region) 584 $500 8 Hillston Creative Arts Council Incorporated (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Murray NSW region) 429 $500 Zone 3 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Corowa Federation Little Athletics Centre Incorporated 997 $2,500 2 FIGHT CANCER FOUNDATION LIMITED 579 $2,000 3 2GHR Incorporated 274 $1,500 4 JINGELLIC HUB INC 154 $1,000 5 Tumbarumba - HOME-START NATIONAL INC. 30 $900 6 NA NA NA Zone 4 Place Group Votes Funding 1 TURVEY PARK AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB INCORPORATED 1047 $2,500 2 Ladysmith - ACTIVE FARMERS LTD. 773 $2,000 3 LAKE ALBERT PONY CLUB INC 643 $1,500 4 RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION (N.S.W) WAGGA CENTRE 544 $1,000 5 WAGGA WAGGA CAN ASSIST - CANCER PATIENTS ASSISTANCE SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 249 $900 6 The Trustee for Country Hope Trust 99 $600 Zone 5 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Multicultural Activity Group In Cooma (MAGIC) 1146 $2,500 2 Nimmitabel Public School P & C Association 1140 $2,000 3 Australian National Busking Championships Inc 836 $1,500 4 RSPCA - Cooma Monaro Branch 729 $1,000 5 2nd Queanbeyan Scout Group 612 $900 6 ARALUEN PROGRESS ASSOCIATIONINCORPORATED 423 $600 Zone 6 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Bega - SPIRAL GALLERY CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED 880 $2,500 2 Bega Valley Motorcycle Expo 700 $2,000 3 South Coast History Society Incorporated 621 $1,500 4 Quaama Progress Association 443 $1,000 5 COBARGO PRE SCHOOL INC 318 $900 6 Eden Community Access Centre Inc 315 $600 Zone 7 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Jenolan Caves Historical and Preservation Society 1906 $2,500 2 HARDING MILLER EDUCATION FOUNDATION LTD 1563 $2,000 3 Can Assist Bathurst - CANCER PATIENTS ASSISTANCE SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 701 $1,500 4 GOULBURN AGRICULTURAL PASTORAL &HORTICULTRAL SOCIETY INCORPORATED 646 $1,000 5 BATHURST JUNIOR MENS HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 609 $900 6 Blayney Senior Football Club 507 $600 Zone 8 Place Group Votes Funding 1 UNGARIE WAR MEMORIAL HALL 2837 $2,500 2 Junee - Junee Junior Netball Association 2772 $2,000 3 Grenfell Food Hall 737 $1,500 4 Young - RIDING FOR THE DISABLED (NSW) YOUNG CENTRE 718 $1,000 5 CENTRAL WEST GYMNASTIC CLUB INC 557 $900 6 THE GRENFELL AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB INCORPORATED 373 $600 Zone 9 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Parkes Bowling & Sports Club Women Bowlers - PARKES BOWLING AND SPORTS CLUB LIMITED 846 $2,500 2 Parkes Dragon Boat Club Incorporated 818 $2,000 3 MANILDRA AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB 598 $1,500 4 MILLTHORPE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY 550 $1,000 5 Orange - AUSTRALIAN BREASTFEEDING ASSOCIATION 380 $900 6 2nd Orange Scout Group - THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH 256 $600 Zone 10 Place Group Votes Funding 1 NARROMINE RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB INCORPORATED 859 $2,500 2 Wellington Art Centre Inc 856 $2,000 3 THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH 189 $1,500 4 Mungery Recreation Reserve Land Manager 130 $1,000 5 GULGONG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INC 117 $900 6 CanAssist - CANCER PATIENTS ASSISTANCE SOCIETY OF NEW SOUTH WALES 105 $600 Zone 11 Place Group Votes Funding 1 CURLEWIS PUBLIC SCHOOL P&C ASSOCIATION 1415 $2,500 2 GUNNEDAH & DISTRICT PONY CLUB INC 1013 $2,000 3 Tamworth Physical Culture Club 896 $1,500 4 COLLEGIANS JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBAL 494 $1,000 5 Loomberah War Memorial Hall Committee - TAMWORTH REGIONAL COUNCIL 430 $900 6 Tamworth Football Club 345 $600 7 WALCHA HANDMADE COMMUNITY CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Tamworth/Upper Hunter NSW region) 320 $500 8 Walcha Support Group Inc (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Tamworth/Upper Hunter NSW region) 260 $500 Zone 12 Place Group Votes Funding 1 The trustee for the Fresh Gen Trust 1805 $2,500 2 GARAH-BOOMI PONY CLUB INC 1205 $2,000 3 Barbarians Rugby Union Football Club 1080 $1,500 4 LEGACY CLUB OF INVERELL INC 612 $1,000 5 Moree Physical Culture Club 491 $900 6 BEN LOMOND WAR MEMORIAL HALL LAND MANAGER 485 $600 7 Gravesend Community Group Incorporated (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Northern Tablelands NSW region) 261 $500 8 Long Plain Public Hall and Recreational Reserve (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Northern Tablelands NSW region) 160 $500 Zone 13 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Nimbin - COUNTRY WOMENS ASSOCIATION OF NSW 1356 $2,500 2 LISMORE BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION INC 1351 $2,000 3 THE LIONS CLUB OF TENTERFIELD INC. 1166 $1,500 4 LOUISA JOHNSTON TRAINING CENTRE INC 749 $1,000 5 Sunnyside Hall Management Committee Inc 648 $900 6 Kyogle Evening Branch - COUNTRY WOMENS ASSOCIATION OF NSW 599 $600 7 COLLINS CREEK PUBLIC HALL RESERVE LAND MANAGER (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Lismore/part Southern Downs QLD region) 598 $500 8 Oracles of the bush Incorporated (*Additional funding per T&Cs - Lismore/part Southern Downs QLD region) 448 $500 Zone 14 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Tweed Coast Football Club Inc. 944 $2,500 2 Agape Outreach Inc 733 $2,000 3 CUDGEN HEADLAND JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB INC 694 $1,500 4 CABARITA BEACH SURF LIFESAVING CLUB INCORPORATED 215 $1,000 5 KAMILAROI EQUESTRIANS AND PERFORMANCE HORSES INCORPORATED 77 $900 6 Friends of the Pound (Tweed) Inc 20 $600 Zone 15 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Northern Rivers Dirty Wheels Mountain Bike Club Inc 1638 $2,500 2 BALLINA BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION INC 809 $2,000 3 BYRON BAY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC 767 $1,500 4 Bangalow Men's Shed Incorporated 733 $1,000 5 Rotary Club of Ballina-on-Richmond Inc. 535 $900 6 Alstonville - THE SCOUT ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH 419 $600 Zone 16 Place Group Votes Funding 1 GRAFTON JACARANDA FESTIVAL INC 721 $2,500 2 Wooloweyah Parks & Reserves Management Com. (355) - Clarence Valley Council 636 $2,000 3 Casino - Casino Community Men's Shed Incorporated 346 $1,500 4 NORTH COAST SHIELD INCORPORATED 330 $1,000 5 CASINO AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY INCORPORATED 327 $900 6 casino - GREENRIDGE MEMORIAL HALL & SOCIAL ACTIVITIES CLUB INCORPORATED 319 $600 Zone 17 Place Group Votes Funding 1 Coffs Harbour Branch - COUNTRY WOMENS ASSOCIATION OF NSW 1331 $2,500 2 Coffs Coast Bodyboarding Association 965 $2,000 3 COFFS COAST PIPES & DRUMS INCORPORATED 823 $1,500 4 Woolgoolga Regional Community Gardens Association 523 $1,000 5 RED ROCK MULTI USE CENTRE INC 402 $900 6 Bridging The Gap Community Services Inc 353 $600 Zone 18 Place Group Votes Funding 1 WAUCHOPE PUBLIC SCHOOL P&C ASSOC 1408 $2,500 2 Utungun Community Hall 1255 $2,000 3 RIDING FOR THE DISABLED ASSOCIATION (N.S.W) KEMPSEY-MCLEAY CENTRE 932 $1,500 4 ROTARY CLUB OF BELLINGEN 740 $1,000 5 Unkya Reserve Committee - NAMBUCCA VALLEY COUNCIL 738 $900 6 Kempsey Regional Support - ABILITY OPTIONS LTD 664 $600 Zone 19 Place Group Votes Funding 1 TACKING POINT PUBLIC SCHOOL P&C ASSN 2123 $2,500 2 LAKE INNES RURAL FIRE BRIGADE 1724 $2,000 3 THE INDIGENOUS MARATHON FOUNDATION LIMITED 1376 $1,500 4 HASTINGS VALLEY VIKINGS RUGBY UNION CLUB INCORPORATED 691 $1,000 5 Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) 643 $900 6 MOORLAND RECREATION RESERVE LAND MANAGER 513 $600 Zone 20 Place Group Votes Funding 1 GRESFORD AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY GROUP INC 1227 $2,500 2 THE RAIL MOTOR SOCIETY INC 1149 $2,000 3 Tinonee Outreach Incorporated 854 $1,500 4 Killabakh Public Hall Land Managers 801 $1,000 5 MANNING VALLEY NETBALL ASSOCIATION 718 $900 6 MANNING RIVER AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TAREE INC 568 $600.
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