Buderim Foundation grant funds new club laptop
Headland-Buderim Croquet Club received $1,730 from the Buderim Foundation's biggest Community Grants round yet. The grant will buy a new laptop for committee business.
ecently the Buderim Foundation gathered to celebrate their biggest Community Grants round yet: $126,366 awarded to 24 incredible organisations making a difference across youth development, animal rescue, emergency response, education, and more.
This milestone marks their 18th annual grants program, bringing their total to over $1 million granted since 2008. These grants are powered by earnings from investment funds, proof that support helps them grow lasting impact.
Headland-Buderim Croquet Club was one of the recipients, receiving $1,730 for a new laptop for committee business. The club's President, Shirley Eames, was present to receive this very generous grant. Thank you, Buderim Foundation.
The celebration also launched the Buderim Foundation's 21-week Community Challenge, aiming to raise $2.1 million by 17 January 2026 to expand future grants. Every donation or mini fundraiser helps amplify their reach and deepen their support for Buderim and the Sunshine Coast.




