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Grant funding makes a difference at Stephens

Stephens thanks its grant referees after welcoming Patron Cr Nicole Johnston, Mark Bailey MP and CAQ President Valda Wintzer for afternoon tea. New equipment is already in use.

2 min read23 November 2016
Grant funding makes a difference at Stephens

hat a difference successful grant applications can make to a club. Time to say THANK YOU for the support of our grant referees.

Last Friday we welcomed our Patron, Councillor Nicole Johnston, the local Member of Parliament for Yeerongpilly, Mark Bailey, and CAQ President, Valda Wintzer, for afternoon tea.

Pictured: Cr Nicole Johnston and Mark Bailey, MP for Yeerongpilly. #TennysonWard

Thanks to grant funding we have new balls, trolleys and green keeping equipment. Previous grants have funded new court side shelter sheds and the re-roofing and painting of the clubhouse.

The new equipment trolleys even hold the drinks!

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