Review of the Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund Fire to Flourish at Monash University undertook an independent review of the Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund (CCBRF). The report was published in August 2024. It documents and shares the story of the Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund, reflecting on its experience, celebrating its achievements, and offering…
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The Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund is opening the fund for new applications. Applications can be found here. Please have all your documentation ready before you start filling in the form as there is no automatic save function. About this funding round The Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund wishes to support projects that beautify Cobargo…
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The Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund Inc, in committee meetings held in December, February and March, has approved five new grants and facilitated one targeted donation, to a total value of $60,225.54. The successful grant applications are: Mother Mountain Forge and Galba Forge: Cobargo Community Tree Project $7,500 The grant will be used to create…
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The Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund committee met twice in November and approved seven grants. The fund received several requests from community groups who are developing significant infrastructure and environmental projects to help Cobargo recover and rebuild.These groups are now preparing grant applications for the highly competitive, NSW Government Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund (BLERF), the…
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The Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund committee met on 15th October and approved four grants. Quaama Tennis Club: Quaama Tennis court enhancement $5000 Quaama Tennis Club aims to help bushfire recovery by improving social wellbeing and community connectedness within the Quaama community through sport. The project aims to provide a space for the community to…
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Feathertail Glider (this one was rescued days after the NYE fires on Peak Alone). The Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund committee met on 17 September and approved two grants. Kate Ogden and the Cobargo Preschool received $5,500 for a wildlife habitat box project. Kate and the preschool will work with children, parents, local residents and private property…
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An exciting project bringing joy to students of all ages “Thanks to the generous funding of the Cobargo Bushfire fund, the project was completed at the beginning of last term and has been a great success! We have had the wonderful support from personnel from Tathra mountain bike club, plus many school and community volunteers…
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The Cobargo Community Bushfire Recovery Fund committee met on 20 August and approved a seed funding grant of $5,280 for the design concept for a Cobargo Community Building/Community Fire Refuge. In their application, the Yuin Folk Club, the Cobargo Showground Land Manager supported by the Cobargo A.P&H Society, said the proposed $2m building would be…
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The 15 projects funded to date are: ○ Quaama Parents and Citizens: School Bike Training Centre; $5000 ○ Woodies Working for the Community (Elves Making Shelves for people who lost homes), Brogo: $4000 ○ Cobargo Community Garden Project: $2000 ○ Cobargo Community Garden Shed: $5,700 ○ Cobargo Creators: Provision of Studio Space for burnt out…
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The Fund has now funded 15 community projects to the value of almost $90,000 as at 21 July. The latest grants will help fund a new shed for the Cobargo Community Garden to be built by Building Angels. The shed will be a display prototype as well as a space for community garden volunteers. It…
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