Winners announced in $100k community grants program
Eight community projects will soon be completed thanks to funding from Queensland Country Credit Union’s Good for Good Community Grants.
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Eight community projects will soon be completed thanks to funding from Queensland Country Credit Union’s Good for Good Community Grants.
The beginning of April marked a significant date for customer-owned banking in Queensland, with the merger of Queensland Country and Queenslanders Credit Union officially taking place.
So far our partnership with Ronald McDonald Houses Charities North Australia has injected $20,001 into the Queensland Chapters. Your contributions will help this grow and support families during times of need. Meet the Looker family and read their story on why the charity is so important for their family.
Queensland Country’s commitment to community initiatives continues with today’s opening of their Queensland Country Good for Good Community Grant applications, which will see over $120,000 awarded to not-for-profit community groups across the state.
So far our partnership with Ronald McDonald House has injected $20,001 in to the Queensland Chapters. Your contributions will help this grow. This partnership supports children like Rani, aged 17, who spent 105 nights at Ronald McDonald House Charities North Australia after suffering a stroke.
Queenslanders Credit Union and Queensland Country will join forces to become the second largest mutual in Queensland. At the Queenslanders Annual General Meeting on 30 November, 93% of members who voted were in favour of merging with Queensland Country.