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Marrindale Community Fund~7 min

Nine programmes want funding and there is enough for about five. Which?

Every programme on the list has asked for money and there isn't enough for all of them. You say what stays funded, with the cost of each one in front of you.

What you can change

  1. 01Which programmes are funded next year, and for how much
  2. 02Whether the money goes to a few large programmes or spreads across many small ones
  3. 03What comes out first when the applications add up to more than there is

What Marrindale Community Fund has already decided

  • The $90,000. It is everything the Fund raised last year.
  • Insurance and working-with-children checks on every funded programme, which the law requires.
  • The nine applications on the list, which closed in August.

What you'll do

  1. 1Choose between two options that can't both happen, and say why
  2. 2A few quick questions about you
  3. 3Cut things until what's left fits the money
  4. 4Check what you said, then send it

Timeline and impact

  • You hear back by 27 November 2026
  • Funded. The money is allocated and this is happening. What's open is how the money gets used.
Who this is for

Young people aged 15 to 24 in Marrindale and the shire around it. Places are held for people who have used a funded programme, not just people who run one.

About 7 min · $6