OCEAN Grove Cricket Club has enjoyed a bumper season after receiving an Ocean Grove Connected Communities grant worth $5,700.<\/p>\n
The club will use the funds to buy two roll-out pitches, providing a great boost to junior and girls\u2019 cricket.<\/p>\n
In other recent grants presentations, Ocean Grove Nature Reserve received $1000 to help raise awareness of the need to protect wallabies and will run a competition to develop a wallaby mascot.<\/p>\n
Bellarine Bears Baseball Club also picked up a $2000 grant to buy a grass line marking machine.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s been a huge year for Ocean Grove Connected Communities, with lots of great projects underway thanks to the support from its grants program.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, if you have got a worthy project that needs a helping hand, apply now.<\/p>\n
You must be a local community group – from Ocean Grove, Wallington, Collendina and Marcus Hill, or regional with local impact – and a \u2018not-for-profit\u2019 organisation.<\/p>\n
Applications for grants will be considered up to $5000 and the closing date for this round of grants is March 9.<\/p>\n
For more information on the grants, head to oceangrovecc.org.au.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
OCEAN Grove Cricket Club has enjoyed a bumper season after receiving an Ocean Grove Connected Communities grant worth $5,700. The club will use the funds to buy two roll-out pitches, providing a great boost to junior and girls\u2019 cricket. In other recent grants presentations, Ocean Grove Nature Reserve received $1000 to help raise awareness of […]<\/p>\n