Published on Tuesday, 12 May 2026 at 9:55:48 AM
Nine local not-for-profit organisations have received a much-needed boost after sharing in almost $60,000 through Round 34 of the City of Greater Geraldton’s Community Grants Program.
Funding will support projects ranging from events and cultural storytelling to sport, safety and mental health initiatives.
City of Greater Geraldton Mayor Jerry Clune congratulated the successful recipients.
“Our Grants Program plays an integral role in enabling local groups to make a tangible difference in enhancing the liveability of Greater Geraldton,” he said.
“This round of funding has a strong creative focus, and I'm delighted to see how these initiatives will flourish following the City’s funding.
“If you are part of an organisation that would benefit from a financial boost for your project, don’t hesitate to apply when the next round of funding is announced.”
Successful applicants in this round include:
- Geraldton Softball Association $10,000 for Utakarra Dugout Redevelopment
- Geraldton Women’s Shed $10,000 for Geraldton Women’s Shed Building Project
- St John Ambulance WA $10,000 for Geraldton L and P‑Plater First Aid Safety Program
- Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation $9,000 for Yamatji on Country Elders Film Project
- Creative Corner Inc. $8,671 for Saltwater Women of the Midwest: Ebb and Flow of Personal Stories
- Geraldton Anglican Cathedral $6,000 for Handel’s Messiah Concert
- Healthy Mind Menu Charity $2,000 for Mental Health in Hospitality Regional Roadshow
- Geraldton Yacht Club Inc. $2,000 for Safety Rescue Support Boat Outboard Motor Upgrade
- Geraldton Longboard Club $2,000 for Advertising and Promotional Upgrade
Eligibility requirements and upcoming grant opportunities are available on the City’s online grants portal here.
The Community Grants Program falls under the Connected theme of the City’s Strategic Community Plan and reflects the organisation’s commitment to supporting and celebrating a diverse community through programs that build social connections.
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(L–R) Geraldton Longboard Club representatives Michael Altham and his son, Laine Altham; Geraldton Softball Association Vice Chairperson Kerri Jefferies; Geraldton Anglican Cathedral representative Dean Lachlan Edwards; City of Greater Geraldton Mayor Jerry Clune; Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation Communications Coordinator Tash Gilespie and Project Officer Ken Capewell.
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