1/27Fraser Coast Chaplaincy, who received $30,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
IN PICTURES: Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants
Multiple local non-for-profit organisations have received grants from Hervey Bay RSL totalling more than $200,000. SEE THE PICTURES.
2/27Poppy Project, who received $6,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
3/27Saints Basketball, who received $50 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
4/27Poppy Project, who received $6,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
5/27Hervey Bay Hockey, who received $9,150 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
6/27Neighbourhood Centre, who received $10,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
7/27Legacy Club, who received $5,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
8/27Kawungan State Primary School, who received $10,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
9/27Bayside Transformations, who received $7,112 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
10/27Hervey Bay RSL Sub Branch, who received $15,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
11/27Fraser Coast Highlanders, who received $1,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
12/27Seagulls Rugby League, who received $15,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
13/27RSL Social Bowls, who received $615 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
14/27Hervey Bay Touch, who received $5,300 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
15/27Mixed Probus Club, who received $750 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
16/27Meals on Wheels, who received $3,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
17/27Eddie Anderson, who received $2,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
18/27Hervey Bay Croquet, who received $1,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
19/27Wide Bay Kids, who received a grant at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
20/27Bay Power AFL, who received $10,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
21/27Xavier Rugby, who received $1,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
22/27Fraser Coast Youth Alliance, who received $2,000 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
23/27AFL Wide Bay, who received $7,200 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
24/27Fraser Coast Mates, who received $9,600 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
25/27Hervey Bay High School, who received $5,500 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
26/27Parkinsons Support, who received $500 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
27/27Pialba Bowls Club, who received $4,450 at the Hervey Bay RSL Community Grants presentation on Thursday, April 30.
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