Supporting your community for more than 20 years
Diverse and grassroots, from Newcastle to Bega, Sydney to Canberra, Wollongong to Melbourne, each of these projects addresses genuine need in the communities we call home. Since 1999, the IMB Bank Community Foundation is proud to have supported over 900 community groups and projects, donating over $12 million to help our communities thrive and shine.
Congratulations to our 2023 Recipients
Every year we are inspired by the number of inspirational projects happening in and around our local communities – this year is no different. In an environment of domestic challenges and global unrest, some in our communities are doing it tougher than ever before. With the enormous efforts of exceptional, community-minded people we continue to see on-the-ground support for Australians when and where they need it most. This year, we are proud to announce another 55 community-building initiatives will receive funding from the IMB Bank Community Foundation. Projects this year support survivors of domestic violence, children’s wellbeing and safety, food insecurity, mental health and wellbeing for men and women, sustainability and recycling, youth education and support for Australians living with disability. As always, we offer our sincere thanks and congratulations to this year’s recipients. Your dedication to our communities and those most in need is a true inspiration. |
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IMB Bank Community Foundation 2023 Recipients
Disability Access 1ST AUSTINMER SCOUT GROUP Part of the renowned worldwide youth development association, the 1st Austinmer Scout Group requires funds to provide wheelchair access to the scout hall. Foundation funding will contribute to constructing a ramp and compliant access, providing welcome inclusion for all scouts. |
Care Packages for Food Security and Connection 300 BLANKETS With a decade-long commitment to serving the homeless and strategic partnerships, 300 Blankets reaches out to the vulnerable facing homelessness in Victoria, fostering a community of acceptance and respect, combating food insecurity and loneliness. Over the next year, care packages containing nutritious foods and essentials will be delivered to those in need. The initiative not only provides sustenance but also cultivates hope and community engagement.. |
Learn-to-Swim for CALD Women A SPLASH OF COLOUR SWIMMING A Splash of Colour Swimming is a Newcastle/Hunter-based holistic organisation empowering culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) women to learn to swim. The Foundation will fund a 12-week learn-to-swim program, which includes addressing social issues specific to CALD women, including body image perception and culturally appropriate swimwear options. |
Expansion of Domestic Violence Support Groups throughout Australia ADAMAS NEXUS Adamas Nexus supports women who have been the recipients of domestic violence and sexual abuse; now entering its fifth year of service in the Canberra region. The group focuses on post-crisis, long term support. With Foundation funding will expand visibility, engaging service providers to facilitate meetings, and acquiring more secure spaces for face-to-face engagement, across Australia. |
Wool for Angel Blankets ANGEL GOWNS FOR AUSTRALIAN ANGEL BABIES This volunteer-run organisation transforms donated wedding dresses into Angel Gowns for babies who have sadly passed away. Each package contains a gown or wrap, blanket, nappies, beanie and booties and a beaded keepsake for parents. Foundation funding will provide a supply of new cream and white wool for volunteers who create the cherished garments. |
Batemans Bay Nipper and Junior Lifesaving Program BATEMANS BAY SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB One of the many effects of the devastating 2019-20 “Black Summer” fires on the Batemans Bay community was the impact on surf lifesaving participation, in particular the nippers program. As the community has rebuilt, 2022 saw a huge increase in nipper enrolments (the highest in over 7 years). Foundation funding is restoring facilities and re-equipping the club for summers to come. |
Cancer Home Care Support Equipment BAY AND BASIN CANCER SUPPORT GROUP Bay and Basin support people and their families in the Shoalhaven who have been affected by cancer, offering education, equipment, transport for medical appointments and further support. Foundation funding purchases two special clinical beds and associated equipment to assist people recovering from cancer (and their support carers) to remain in a home based environment. |
Battery-Operated Ram BEGA DISTRICT VOLUNTEER RESCUE GROUP VRA Rescue Australia helps Australians in times of accident and natural disaster. With funding from the IMB Bank Foundation the Bega District Volunteer Rescue Group bolster their rescue vehicle capability with a Pentheon Battery Operated Ram, which will complete their suite of tools to extract people trapped in vehicles after an accident. |
Defibrillators Saving Rugby League Lives CANBERRA REGION JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE Foundation funds provide portable defibrillators to rugby league clubs in the Canberra region in case of cardio event emergency, and training for first aid personnel at each club. This project adds a level of security and comfort, protecting players, volunteers and supporters. |
Look Good Feel Better CANCER PATIENTS FOUNDATION Look Good Feel Better workshops help cancer patients manage the appearance-related side-effects caused by cancer treatment. Trained volunteers teach participants how to manage skin redness and dryness, how to draw on eyebrows and also how to give the illusions of eye lashes if they have lost them. A local wig provider also attends to showcase the many different headwear options like wigs, scarves and hats. |
Special needs equipment accessibility COMMUNITY WORKSHED, MORUYA The Moruya Community Workshed is a safe and friendly environment for men and women to work together on workshop activities that benefit the community. The Foundation grant provides for a band saw and lathe designed specifically for those with restricted use of hands, or psychological barrier to use of larger equipment. |
Podcast Studio CUMBERLAND COMMUNITY RADIO Community Radio is valuable grassroots, high engagement format that showcases local community groups to raise funds and awareness. Cumberland Community Radio services northwestern Sydney, including Parramatta, the Hills District and Cumberland Local areas. Foundation funds will renew facilities with a full suite of podcast equipment. |
CAD Operation Equipment EUROBODALLA VOLUNTEER OPERATIONS SUPPORT The Eurobodalla Volunteer Operations Support Fire Brigade (EVOS) provides radio communications and operational support for the NSW RFS in the RFS Far South Coast District. A new computer and mobile tablet make access the vital Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system possible, providing essential communications service for commanders in the field. |
Temporary Workshop Tools, Machines Supply EUROBODALLA WOODCRAFT GUILD The Eurobodalla Woodies Workshop provides an opportunity for all members of the Eurobodalla community to gather together to make timber projects. All skill levels are catered for, from beginners to advanced. The Foundation grant in 2023 will fund quality woodworking tools and education for newer members on their safe use. The upshot? Community and personal wellbeing. |
School Greenhouse System FOOD LADDER Through provision of hydroponic and climate-controlled greenhouses, Food Ladder has been empowering and educating a range of communities (including indigenous, remote, regional and more) toward sustainable, healthy food solutions. With Foundation funding Oak Flats High School will install a structurally certified greenhouse, internal hydroponic growing system, and climate control shade system, along with comprehensive education for teachers and pupils. |
Walking Football FOOTBALL SOUTH COAST The governing body for football in the Illawarra and parts of the NSW South Coast, Football South Coast provides a range of programs for all sections of the community. Since 2022, this includes Walking Football, a form of the beautiful game for senior players and those who are unable to run due to injury or physical restriction. Foundation funding helps the program meet the expanding popularity (and costs) throughout NSW. |
Frame Runners FRAME RUNNING WOLLONGONG Frame Running Wollongong (FRW) empowers children with disabilities or impaired balance to run, a fostering inclusivity and equality. IMB Bank Community Foundation funding will finance additional Frame Runners, designed for maximum accessibility. This transformative "Freedom to Run" experience not only promotes physical activity but also instils confidence and a sense of belonging in these children. |
Revitalising Event Spaces FRIENDS OF EUROBODALLA REGIONAL BOTANIC GARDEN Friends of Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Garden develop and maintain the garden into a showcase for native plants across a vast region, with a focus on conservation, recreation, and education. IMB Bank Community Foundation support funds four versatile marquees to expand event possibilities, from educational talks to family activities. The initiative ensures the garden evolves into a dynamic hub, fostering community engagement and enjoyment throughout the year. |
24/7 Helpline Upgrade HARMAN FOUNDATION Based in western Sydney, the Harman Foundation strives to use holistic solutions to transform the lives of people experiencing a range of trauma and living pressures. Harman Foundation’s 24/7 Helpline (1800 116 675) has been a vital connection point for over six years. During the COVID-19 surge, the Helpline weas upgraded. IMB Bank Community Foundation funds will ensure continued professional and quality support for clients in need in 2023-24. |
Strengthening Community Response to Cardiac Arrest HUNTER HEART SAFE Hunter Heart Safe’s volunteer healthcare team has provided free cardiac arrest response training since 2019. With over 2000 individuals trained; the team aims to improve sudden cardiac arrest outcomes in the region. Survival rates improve through prompt and effective bystander action, saving lives. IMB Bank Community Foundation funding will provide defibrillator trainers, education engagement, and more. |
Support for Women with Medical-Related Hair Loss ILLAWARRA WIG LIBRARY The Illawarra Wig Library addresses the needs of women in the Illawarra and South Coast experiencing hair loss due to medical conditions, primarily Cancer and Alopecia. Operated by dedicated volunteers, the library recently reopened at Wollongong Hospital accompanied by an increase in demand. With Foundation support, the library will provide a further 20 wigs and 20 turbans for women dealing with the challenges of medical-related hair loss. |
Recycling Hub and Education Centre LIDS4KIDS ACT Lids4Kids ACT is on a mission to rescue plastic bottle lids from landfill and transform them into sustainable products. Having saved 100,000,000 lids since 2019, they operate the ACT's largest recycling facility, "The Hub." This community hub includes daily sorting sessions, education workshops, and a plastic recycling micro-factory. IMB Bank Community Foundation funds will provide for an equipment upgrade, increasing efficiency and manufacture capabaility, turning more potential landfill into durable benches and tables. |
Book Fair for Suicide Prevention LIFELINE SOUTH COAST Lifeline South Coast, committed to suicide prevention, seeks support for their vital Big Book Fair events. Serving Illawarra, Shoalhaven, and South Coast communities, Lifeline's 24/7 crisis support handles over 30,000 calls annually. Foundation funding will contribute to expanding the volunteer base for the Book Fair’s successful operation. Purchases include volunteer uniforms for identification and safety equipment for efficient operations. The initiative is an essential part of Lifeline's objective: an Australia free of suicide. |
Shine Bright Mentoring Program LIVEFREE PROJECT Operating in Newcastle, LIVEfree Project supports those facing domestic violence, anxiety, poverty, and neglect. The Shine Bright Mentoring program, developed with Foundation support, has achieved significant success, reaching over 500 participants. Focused on children and carers, Shine Bright provides essential skills and support to families in need. 2023's funding boost ensures the program's continuation for a brighter, safer future. |
Enhancing Plotters Community Garden LONG BEACH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION The Long Beach Community Association (LBCA) actively engages with Eurobodalla Council on community matters. Teaming up with Maloneys Beach Residents Association, they initiated Plotters Community Garden after the 2020 bushfires. Thanks to Foundation funding, LBCA is securing the garden with fencing to protect plants from kangaroos, acquiring a tool shed, and setting up a produce table for surplus sales. This initiative fosters community learning through workshops and demonstrations, promoting food production knowledge. |
Tools for Community Projects MENANGLE MEN'S SHED The Menangle Men's Shed provides a welcoming space for retired, unemployed, or physically disabled men to forge friendships, acquire new skills and engage in empowering projects. With support from the Foundation, the Shed will invest in new tools and equipment, including a Bobbin sander, mitre saw, table router, pedestal drill and more to facilitate the creation and repair of goods for local community use. This initiative not only enhances safety but also promotes community engagement and self-esteem among members. |
Music Therapy MORRIS CHILDREN'S FUND Morris Children's Fund (MCF) is dedicated to enhancing the lives of children facing severe disabilities. The Music Therapy Program, crucial for non-verbal children, cultivates social, physical, mental, and emotional development. Group sessions encourage creativity and boundary-pushing. With support from IMB Bank Community Foundation, MCF aims to ensure program sustainability by providing therapists to seven special needs schools, providing lifelong benefits, enriching the development and wellbeing of these exceptional children. |
Modernising Rescue Tools NAROOMA RESCUE SQUAD For 44 years, Narooma Rescue Squad has been a vital responder for various rescues, specialising in road crashes and more. However, their hydraulic rescue tools are outdated. With their Foundation grant, the squad will purchase modern, environmentally friendly tools – a Battery-operated Spreader and Ram ("Jaws of Life") with lithium-ion batteries. This upgrade ensures alignment with current vehicle specifications and enhances their capabilities for efficient emergency responses. |
Education Signs NATIVE ANIMAL EDUCATION SANCTUARY Native Animal Education Sanctuary in the Bega Valley focuses on conservation, education, and community. With support from IMB Bank Community Foundation, the project includes educational signs and workshops to engage the community. Funding will cover professional printing, digital design, and workshop facilitation. This enhances the sanctuary's mission of promoting education and conservation in the Bega Valley. |
Breakfast Buddies Program NEED A FEED AUSTRALIA Need a Feed Australia is a community-driven charity, with 11 years of emergency food relief and support services. Partnering with 27 organisations, including Mission Australia Health and One Door Mental Health, they extend aid to thousands facing food insecurity. The Breakfast Buddies Program provides a monthly free BBQ breakfast in Wollongong for those struggling daily. Foundation funds will ensure sustained support for vulnerable individuals and families. |
Tender Funerals Volunteer Development OUR COMMUNITY PROJECT Our Community Project focuses on social and economic benefits in the Illawarra, notably through Tender Funerals. With IMB Bank Community Foundation support, the Volunteer Development Program will be expanded. Volunteers are crucial for providing personalised, affordable funerals to those in need. The grant will facilitate external group-based learning, including Mental Health First Aid training, sustained empowerment for volunteers, and community engagement in end-of-life matters. |
Fit for Life Program POLICE CITIZENS YOUTH CLUBS NSW PCYC NSW is a charity empowering young people through police-community partnerships. Operating across 66 clubs, PCYC offers safe, fun environments for over 70,000 youth members. The Fit for Life program, an early morning intervention, targets disengaged youth. Participants join fitness sessions, life-skills workshops, and share breakfast, fostering positive relationships and resilience. With Foundation support, funds will cover a variety of costs and program equipment, impacting over 7,500 youth annually. |
IT Modernisation PORT KEMBLA AND DISTRICT MEALS ON WHEELS Port Kembla Meals On Wheels (PKMOW) supports the elderly in the Illawarra region with meal delivery and wellbeing checks. With support from the IMB Bank Community Foundation, PKMOW aims to upgrade ICT hardware and software. This includes software to enhance administration capabilities, data storage, and access to vital programs. Improved services will have a positive impact on the clients, maintaining healthy diets and independence, and mitigating loneliness. |
Stitching for Community Support QUIRKY QUILTERS St. Luke's Church Belmont's Quirky Quilters, part of the Uniting Church, fosters community connections among women while creating beautiful quilts and bags for those in need. Weekly gatherings provide a space for conversation, support, and creative endeavours. The Foundation funds supplies flannelette and fleece for 400 quilts - these not only provides warmth through handmade creations but also strengthens the bonds within the community. |
Safe Sleep For Bubs RED NOSE Red Nose is a national organisation dedicated to reducing infant and child mortality rates in Australia. Focusing on evidence-based education, they provide expertise in safe sleep practices and support for bereaved families. With support from the IMB Bank Community Foundation, Red Nose aims to address the lack of culturally appropriate safe sleep messaging for First Nations families. The initiative involves distributing 50,000 'Safe Sleep for Bubs' resources, including a culturally appropriate brochure developed with input from First Nations midwives and communities across New South Wales and the ACT. |
U Turn the Wheel ROTARY CLUB OF CAMDEN Rotary, a global service organisation, actively contributes to causes and disasters. Locally, the Camden chapter prioritises youth development with programs like "U Turn the Wheel." This initiative targets reducing road trauma among young drivers through comprehensive education, featuring safe driving practices, legislation, insurance insights, and perspectives from brain injury victims. |
U Turn the Wheel ROTARY CLUB OF GOULBURN The IMB Bank Community Foundation is privileged to again support the Rotary Club of Goulburn’s "U Turn the Wheel" program, which targets Year 11 students to foster road and personal safety awareness, in the aim to curb fatalities and trauma in Goulburn, Crookwell, and Yass. Funding covers student materials, aids, transportation, and lunch for an impactful initiative shaping responsible youth in our communities. |
U Turn the Wheel ROTARY CLUB OF MOSS VALE Another "U Turn the Wheel" program collaborating with local Rotary Clubs, the Road Safety Officer, schools, police, and emergency services for workshops targeting Year 11 students. This three-day program, emphasising attitudes and awareness on road safety, addresses key issues contributing to young driver casualties. Funding supports a range of costs, print materials, and student workbooks for impactful sessions. |
Inside Out Project SAGE Community Services SAGE uplifts vulnerable families in Parramatta and Cumberland through trauma-informed programs. With IMB Bank Community Foundation's support, they're creating a therapeutic space. Funding will outfit the area and establish a sensory play zone, aiding children impacted by trauma. The project promotes safety, inclusivity, and emotional regulation, fostering connections within families and the community. It's an initiative to help children "regulate from the inside out," providing a secure and enriching environment. |
Saving Lives SAPPHIRE COMMUNITY PROJECTS Sapphire Community Projects focuses on alleviating food insecurity in the Bega Valley, rescuing surplus food and fostering community connection through a cafe and mobile pantry. The project will acquire two defibrillators, ensuring safety at the Sapphire Community Pantry and Mobile Pantry locations, along with volunteer first-aid training. With a commitment to wellbeing, the project enhances social connections and addresses gaps in local services. |
C3 Cares Southern Highlands SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CENTRE C3 Cares, operating from C3 Coffee Hub in Bowral, addresses local needs through practical support and a message of hope. Partnering with organisations like Hands and Feet, Oz Harvest, Foodbank, and Coles Secondbite, they distribute essentials and wholesome meals to those in need. Seeking to expand their impact, the project will purchase a truck for efficient transportation of rescued food, improving their ability to provide fresh produce, pantry items, and meals to a broader community. |
Recovery Sanctuary SOUTHERN WOMEN'S GROUP The Women's Resource Centre in Bega Valley supports women with information, education and advocacy. Through workshops and essential items, they empower women who have been marginalised through a range of circumstances. The project aims to establish a trauma-informed 'Recovery Sanctuary'. The sanctuary will be a healing space, fostering recovery, mental wellbeing, and resilience through workshops and activities. Funding will cover landscaping, carpentry workshops, sound healing sessions, and project administration fees. |
Little First Aiders ST JOHN AMBULANCE AUSTRALIA ACT St John Ambulance ACT, serving Canberra since 1927, is dedicated to community wellbeing through first aid services and education. Their initiative, "Little First Aiders," expands first aid education for children. The online platform offers interactive modules for different age groups, promoting vital life-saving skills. Foundation funding will cover a range of costs, ensuring accessible and engaging first aid education for primary school students. |
Security at Women’s Crisis Centres SUPPORTED ACCOMMODATION AND HOMELESSNESS SERVICES SHOALHAVEN ILLAWARRA (SAHSSI) SAHSSI is a not-for-profit homelessness service, aiding women and children affected by abuse in the Illawarra and Shoalhaven. In the past year, they supported 1445 women facing domestic violence. To bolster security at crisis accommodations in Dapto and Nowra, their Foundation grant will fund advanced video systems This project ensures the safety of residents and staff, creating a secure environment for successful transitions and facilitating police intervention when needed. |
TeenSafe Program SURFAIR MOTOR SPORTS CLUB Teensafe, a safe driver education initiative for L and P plate teen drivers, stands out by providing hands-on training in the club's fleet of cars. Conducted at Moruya Speedway, the one-day course, typically during school holidays, ensures practical experience with trained instructors. Foundation funding will support the maintenance of the vehicle fleet and cover a range of costs, plus instruction to promote safe driving habits among young drivers. |
Communication Infrastructure TOWAMBA RURAL FIRE BRIGADE Dedicated to serving its community in NSW, the Towamba Rural Fire Brigade aims to establish a base station for crucial communication during firefighting operations. The base station will ensure seamless coordination between firefighters in the field and those at the shed. Additionally, Towamba radio 88FM will be utilised for community updates. The grant will facilitate the purchase and installation of this vital base station in the Fire Shed office. |
Learning in Retirement U3A WOLLONGONG U3A Wollongong aims to improve learning opportunities for retired individuals through the development of learning packages. These packages, utilised by the U3A Tech Team, will train members in research, design and presentation skills, encouraging an engaging learning environment. Foundation funds have secured IT equipment, including a computer, printer, software, and a portable media player. |
Heart Health Tour VICTOR CHANG CARDIAC RESEARCH INSTITUTE The Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute (VCCRI) endeavours to combat heart disease, guided by the legacy of Dr Victor Chang. Now in its 12th year of Foundation funding, the Heart Health Tour, a portable service, offers free testing for blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar, coupled with education on heart-healthy habits. In 2024 the tour will have 14-stops across NSW, and the ACT, prioritising community locations. |
Workplace Upgrade VOLUNTEER MARINE RESCUE NSW Volunteer Marine Rescue NSW plays a critical role in water safety and emergency response. Marine Rescue Narooma requires ergonomic furniture, particularly 24-hour or Control Room Chairs, tailored for Radio Operators. This investment not only prioritises the health and wellbeing of volunteers during extended shifts but also enhances their focus and efficiency during critical emergency operations. Foundation support ensures a safer and more effective working environment for those dedicated to saving lives on the water. |
New Side-by-Side Vehicle WANDA SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB Wanda Surf Life Saving Club is committed to beach safety and an inclusive surf club culture. A new Side by Side Vehicle (SSV) is instrumental for rapid emergency responses, carrying essential lifesaving equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. The current SSV, exposed to harsh coastal conditions, is over four years old and needs replacement. Foundation funds will directly contribute to coastal safety, and assist in the inclusivity programs for the diverse volunteer lifesavers at Wanda. |
Comfort for Those in Need WARM BLANKETS FOR EVERYONE Warm Blankets for Everyone (WBFE) is a charitable organisation, dedicated to crafting warm blankets from recycled materials for vulnerable individuals in the community. With over 100 volunteers, WBFE distributes around 2,250 blankets annually through local charities. Foundation funds purchase polar fleece for backing, a critical component for creating these comforting blankets. |
Caring for Kids WESTON CREEK MEN'S SHED Weston Creek Men's Shed nurtures social bonds and purposeful activities for men, promoting wellbeing in a friendly environment. Affiliated with the Australian Men's Shed Association, their "Caring for Kids" project creates wooden items—toys, furniture, and nesting boxes. Donated to local preschools and schools, these crafted pieces bring joy while supporting community institutions. IMB Bank Community Foundation funding provides essential materials like timber, screws, glue, sandpaper and paint. |
The Knitting Bank WRAP WITH LOVE Not-for-profit group Wrap With Love relies on donated yarn to create knitted wraps for those in need. Their "Knitting Bank" project aims to make yarn accessible to all, especially limited-income pensioners. The Foundation grant purchases quality acrylic yarn, ensuring financial constraints don't hinder Wrap With Love’s valuable support for communities both locally and internationally. |
Building for Community Support YASS VALLEY MEN'S SHED The Yass Valley Men's Shed, established to support men facing challenges, seeks to expand its impact with a new workshop. Currently engaged in diverse local projects, the shed's existing space is limiting its potential. A newer, larger workshop with full electrical capability will enhance safety and working conditions for the growing community group. |
We Can Start Again ZONTA CLUB OF BERRY Zonta Club of Berry, an advocate for women's rights, partners with SAHSSI to assist women transitioning from domestic violence refuges. Currently providing home starter baskets, they will improve support by including school backpacks for children facing challenging school transitions. Foundation funding will a supply provide baskets for a year and children's backpack. Zonta Club of Berry’s provision of these essential items facilitates a smoother start to their new lives. |
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