CS Energy provides $76,000 boost to local community groups

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Fourteen community groups in the Banana Shire and Western Downs Region Council areas are sharing in more than $76,000 in funding from the latest round of CS Energy’s Community Sponsorships Program.

CS Energy offers two sponsorship rounds per year to community groups and not-for-profit organisations located in the regions that host its operations.

CEO Andrew Bills said CS Energy was proud to support a variety of projects and events that will deliver lasting benefits to communities.

“We had a record number of applications this round, which was fantastic to see,” Mr Bills said. “We are very pleased to be part of projects that will make a real difference for our power station communities.

“In this latest round we were able to support much needed upgrades and equipment for schools, sporting clubs, and cultural groups, and events that build on the culture and community spirit in Biloela and the Western Downs.”

Cathie Briner, Head of Science at Biloela State School, said CS Energy’s sponsorship for science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics (STEAM) would make a difference for her students.

“The sponsorship means students at Biloela State High School are able to engage in modern STEAM learning activities and experience enhanced learning outcomes,” she said.

Not-for-profit groups local to CS Energy’s power stations in Biloela and Chinchilla are encouraged to apply for the next round of funding, which will open in September 2022.

To learn more about CS Energy’s Community Sponsorship Program, including eligibility requirements, dates and how to apply, visit https://www.csenergy.com.au/community/sponsorships.

Sponsorship recipients – Round 8

BANANA SHIRE
Successful applicantActivity or event
Capricorn Helicopter RescueColour Me Capricorn Biloela
Biloela State SchoolSTEAM learning equipment
Callide Valley Tennis AssociationUpgrading fencing
Banana Shire Historical SocietyRide on mower and brushcutter for Greycliffe Homestead
International Legends of LeagueBiloela event
Goovigen Tennis ClubChildren’s playground lighting and water safe project
Banana Shire Community Arts AssociationDrought proofing community garden
Bilo RainbowInaugural Pride Picnic in the Park event 
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