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Community groups, not-for-profit organisations and sports clubs in towns and areas connected to Western Australia’s forestry industry could share in $20,000 thanks to the Forest Products Commission.
Groups have until April 11, 2018 to apply for grants of up to $2000.
https://www.fpc.wa.gov.au/supporting-regional-communities/community-support-program
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