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Download the Spreadsheet of Successful Organisations VG 2015 State Legal Entity Name Provider Name Location (Suburb) Postcode Funding Amount ACT ACT Little Athletics Association ACT Little Athletics Association Phillip 2606 $1,477 ACT Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Australia Ltd ADRA Op Shop Braddon Braddon 2612 $5,000 ACT Arthritis Foundation of the A.C.T. Inc Arthritis Foundation of the A.C.T. Inc Holder 2611 $2,905 ACT Australian Breastfeeding Association ACT ABA Region Calwell 2905 $4,700 ACT Australian Chinese Culture Exchange and Promotion Association Australian Chinese Culture Exchange and Promotion Association Lyons 2606 $2,000 ACT Australian Karen Organisation (AKO) Inc ACT Branch Australian Karen Organisation (AKO) Inc ACT Branch Canberra 2601 $2,950 ACT Belconnen Baptist Church Inc Another Chance Op Shop Scullin 2614 $3,750 ACT Belconnen Baptist Church Inc Belconnen Community Mens Shed Page 2614 $3,045 ACT Belconnen Baptist Church Inc The Multicultural Group Page 2614 $3,200 ACT Belconnen United Sharks Junior Rugby League Football Club Belconnen United Sharks Junior Rugby League Football Club Melba 2615 $4,500 ACT Bengali Cultural Association (Canberra) Inc Bengali Cultural Association (Canberra) Inc Wanniassa 2903 $5,000 ACT Camp Quality Limited Recreational Volunteer Group Weston 2611 $5,000 ACT Canberra Brindabella Lions Club Canberra Brindabella Lions Club Weston Creek 2611 $1,000 ACT Canberra City Farm Incorporated Canberra City Farm Incorporated Weetangera 2614 $4,900 ACT Canberra Hindu Mandir Incorporated Canberra Hindu Mandir Incorporated Gungahlin 2914 $5,000 ACT Capital Spirit Drill Dance Inc Capital Spirit Drill Dance Inc Holt 2615 $3,000 ACT Defence Force Welfare Association (ACT) Inc Defence Force Welfare Association (ACT) Inc Duntroon 2600 $1,650 ACT Ginninderra Cricket Club Ginninderra Cricket Club Higgins 2615 $3,500 ACT Guides ACT Incorporated Alpen Girl Guide Support Group Spence 2615 $1,600 ACT Guides ACT Incorporated Black Mountain Girl Guide District O'Connor 2602 $2,800 ACT Guides ACT Incorporated Guide ACT Incorporated Yarralumla 2600 $3,589 ACT Guides ACT Incorporated Murrungundie District Girl Guides Charnwood 2615 $3,534 ACT Guides ACT Incorporated North Canberra Girl Guides Support Group Ainslie 2602 $2,000 ACT Integrated Cultures Act Inc Integrated Cultures Act Inc Hughes 2605 $2,150 ACT Islamic Society of Belconnen Islamic Society of Belconnen Spence 2615 $5,000 ACT Lions Club of Canberra Lake Tuggeranong Lions Club of Canberra Lake Tuggeranong Greenway 2605 $2,400 ACT Missionworx Inc Missionworx Inc Canberra City 2601 $4,000 ACT Oranjefeest Canberra Inc Oranjefeest Canberra Inc Narrabundah 2604 $1,749 ACT Pakistan Cultural Association (PCA) Inc Pakistan Cultural Association (PCA) Inc Holder 2611 $5,000 ACT Parentline ACT Inc Parentline ACT Inc Weston 2611 $2,790 ACT People With Disabilities ACT People With Disabilities ACT Pearce 2607 $2,000 ACT Riding for the Disabled ACT Inc (Pegasus) Riding for the Disabled ACT Inc (Pegasus) Holt 2615 $5,000 ACT Rotary Club of Canberra Sunrise Rotary Club of Canberra Sunrise Parkes 2600 $3,001 ACT Rotary Club of Tuggeranong Inc Rotary Club of Tuggeranong Inc Tuggeranong 2901 $3,500 ACT Scout Association of Australia ACT Branch Inc Mulga Scouts Isabella Plains Canberra Richardson 2905 $5,000 ACT South Tuggeranong Knights Minor Rugby League Football Club Inc South Tuggeranong Knights Minor Rugby League Football Club Inc Gordon 2906 $5,000 ACT Southern ACT Catchment Group Inc Hughes Garran Woodland Group Hughes 2605 $3,500 ACT The Scout Association of Australia ‐ Australian Capital Territory Branch Inc Scouts Australia ‐ International Office Aranda 2614 $2,850 ACT The Scout Association of Australia ‐ Australian Capital Territory Branch Inc Lake Burley Griffin Sea Scouts Yarralumla 2600 $3,540 ACT The Scout Association of Australia‐ Australian Capital Territory Branch Inc Scout Association of Australia ACT Branch Incorporated ‐ Wanniassa Scout Group Wanniassa 2903 $5,000 ACT The University of Canberra Canberra Mums Exercise Group Crace 2911 $5,000 ACT Vietnam Veterans and Veterans Federation ACT Incorporated Vietnam Veterans and Veterans Federation ACT Incorporated Page 2614 $3,300 ACT Zonta Club of Canberra Breakfast Inc Zonta Club of Canberra Breakfast Inc Fyshwick 2609 $5,000 NSW St Christopher's Cricket Club Incorporated St Christopher's Cricket Club Incorporated Panania 2213 $5,000 NSW Origins Supporting People Separated by Adoption Incorporated Origins Supporting People Separated by Adoption Incorporated Fairfiled 2165 $5,000 NSW 2357 Partnerships Incorporated 2357 Partnerships Incorporated Coonabarabran 2357 $2,305 NSW 2528 at Crew Park 2528 at Crew Park Warilla 2528 $4,680 NSW 3rd Space Mob Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporaiton Bellingen Aboriginal Parent Group Bellingen 2454 $5,000 NSW A taste of Paradise Organic Farm A taste of Paradise Organic Farm Berry 2535 $1,965 NSW Aberdeen Highland games Inc Aberdeen Highland games Inc Aberdeen 2336 $1,300 NSW Aberdeen Senior & Little Athletics Centre Inc Aberdeen Senior & Little Athletics Centre Inc Aberdeen 2336 $3,372 NSW Abermain Weston Hawks Rugby League Inc Abermain Weston Hawks Rugby League Inc Abermain 2326 $4,100 NSW Abernethy Healthy Lifestyle Association Incorporated Abernethy Healthy Lifestyle Association Incorporated In Cessnock Lga 2325 $4,985 NSW ACC Cricket Club Inc ACC Cricket Club Inc Croydon 2132 $4,000 NSW Achilles Running Club Incorporated Achilles Running Club Incorporated Sydney 2000 $3,500 NSW Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Australia Ltd ADRA Op Shop‐ Albury Albury 2640 $5,000 NSW Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Australia Ltd ADRA Community Centre, Macquarie Fields Macquarie Fields 2564 $5,000 NSW Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Australia Ltd Crankt Morisset 2264 $5,000 NSW Affiliated Residential Park Residents Association Inc Affiliated Residential Park Residents Association Inc Port Macquarie 2444 $5,000 NSW Afghan Fajar Association Incorpoated Afghan Fajar Association Incorpoated Campbelltown 2560 $5,000 NSW African Sub‐Sahara International Development Agency Ltd (ASSIDA) African Sub‐Sahara International Development Agency Ltd (ASSIDA) Cabramatta West 2166 $3,750 State Legal Entity Name Provider Name Location (Suburb) Postcode Funding Amount NSW African Women of Faith Inc African Women of Faith Inc Doonside 2767 $4,750 NSW Albion Park Oak Flats Combined Probus Club Inc Albion Park Oak Flats Combined Probus Club Inc Albion Park 2527 $3,280 NSW Albury Meals on Wheels Inc Albury Meals on Wheels Inc Albury 2640 $5,000 NSW All Saints Community Care Inc All Saints Community Care Inc Nowra 2541 $4,006 NSW Angels of Mercy Welfare Services Inc Angels of Mercy Welfare Services Inc Claremont Meadows 2747 $5,000 NSW Anglican Church Property Trust Diocese of Sydney Anglican Church Property Trust Diocese of Sydney North Sydney 2060 $3,500 NSW Anglican Church Property Trust Diocese of Sydney St John's Anglican Church Bonnyrigg 2177 $3,900 NSW Apex club of Blacktown Inc Apex club of Blacktown Inc Saratoga 2251 $4,750 NSW Apex Club of South Wagga Wagga Inc Apex Club of South Wagga Wagga Inc Wagga Wagga 2650 $5,000 NSW Apex Foundation Apex Foundation Smiggin Holes 2624 $4,384 NSW Apostolic Church Australia Apostolic Church Australia Port Macquarie 2444 $5,000 NSW Appin Men's Shed Incorporated Appin Men's Shed Incorporated Appin 2560 $5,000 NSW Arab Council Australia Inc Arab Council Australia Inc Bankstown 2200 $4,310 NSW Arcadians Theatre Group Arcadians Theatre Group Corrimal 2518 $3,388 NSW Armidale Care for Seniors Incorporated Armidale Care for Seniors Incorporated Armidale 2350 $2,770 NSW Armidale City Band Inc Armidale City Band Inc Armidale 2350 $5,000 NSW Asian Women at Work Incorporated Asian Women at Work Incorporated Bankstown 2200 $5,000 NSW Assistance Dogs NSW Inc Assistance Dogs NSW Inc East Maitland 2323 $4,999 NSW Association Bana Kinshasa Of New South Wales Incorporated Association Bana Kinshasa Of New South Wales Incorporated Regents Park 2143 $5,000 NSW Assyrian Australian Assocaition Assyrian Australian Assocaition Fairfield 2165 $4,350 NSW Assyrian Universal Alliance ‐ Australian Chapter Incorporated Assyrian Universal Alliance ‐ Australian Chapter Incorporated Wetherill Park 2164 $5,000 NSW Auburn Asian Welfare Centre Inc Auburn Asian Welfare Centre Inc Lidcombe 2141 $5,000 NSW Auburn Diversity Services Incorporated Auburn Diversity Services Incorporated Auburn 2144 $3,500 NSW Australia Indonesia Arts Alliance Inc Australia Indonesia Arts Alliance Inc Byron Bay 2481 $1,500 NSW Australia Light Foundation ‐ Sydney Branch Inc Australia Light Foundation ‐ Sydney Branch Inc Auburn 2144 $4,920 NSW Australian Afghan Hassanian Youth Association Australian Afghan Hassanian Youth Association Auburn 2144 $5,000 NSW Australian Air League Inc Australian Air League Inc ‐ NSW Girls Group Blacktown 2148 $5,000 NSW Australian Air League Inc Australian Air League Inc ‐ NSW Girls Group ‐ Doyalson Girls Branch Doyalson 2262 $2,920 NSW Australian Air League Inc Australian Air League Incorporated ‐ Manly Squadron Queens Cliff 2106 $5,000 NSW Australian Air League Inc Australian Air League Incorporated ‐ Riverwood Squadron Riverwood 2210 $5,000 NSW Australian Air League Inc Australian Air League Incorporated ‐ Ryde Squadron Ryde 2112 $5,000 NSW Australian Air League Inc Australian Air League Incorporated Padstow Boys Squadron Revesby 2212 $5,000 NSW Australian Arachnoiditis Sufferers Association NSW Inc Australian Arachnoiditis Sufferers Association NSW Inc Wyong 2259 $4,515
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