Community Grants 2015

December 22, 2014

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Each year not-for-profit community groups and organisations based in Hume City are encouraged to apply for a community grant. More than 130 local groups successfully applied for Hume City Council’s 2015 Community Grants Program, with a 10% increase in applications from the previous year.

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