COMMUNITY BENEFIT FOUNDATION RECIPIENTS

Friday 19th September 2026


At Greenbank Services Club, we’re proud to support our community through initiatives such as the Community Benefit Foundation, Together We Rise Fund, School Bursary Program, The Green Project with Mick Hancock and our Community Raffle Program.

From grassroots support to assistance during major crises, these initiatives help strengthen local charities, schools, sporting clubs and community groups. Together, we’re working to support wellbeing, encourage inclusion and make our community an even better place to live, work and enjoy.

Strong Clubs Build Better Communities. Community clubs play an important role in supporting local sport, charities and social connections across Queensland. This year a total of $188,588 in direct grants were distributed to 22 charity and community groups.

We were honoured to welcome local not-for-profit organisations to our annual Community Grants Presentation Day and provide grants to support the valuable work they do.

Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected community.

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BROWNS PLAINS LITTLE ATHLETICS

$2,000 - Proceeds used to purchase technology upgrades and fundraising support for the club’s 40th Anniversary Celebration Carnival.
FAIR FLIGHT FOUNDATION (SUPERTEE)
$9,984 - Proceeds used to fund, pack and deliver 192 adaptive medical garment care packs to children receiving treatment at Logan Hospital.
FORESTDALE NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH
$4,000 - Proceeds used to fund Christmas in the Park, a festive community celebration for families across the 4118 postcode.

FOSSUNG MULTICULTRAL SERVICES

$10,000 - Proceeds used to support "Learning Without Barriers" refurbished laptops, learning materials and digital literacy support for disadvantaged young 

GREENBANK RSL MEN'S SHED

$30,000 - Proceeds used to fund digital fabrication technology to support local skills development and wellbeing.

HEAR & SAY LIMITED

$1,250 - Proceeds used to fund specialised paediatric audiology, play resources supporting accurate hearing assessments for infants and young children.

IMPACT CHURCH SERVICES

$5,000 - Proceeds used to support the Community Green Spaces Support Initiative including landscaping equipment to improve safety and accessibility for vulnerable residents.

IMPACT CHURCH

$5,000 - Proceeds to be used to support the "Life Interactive Youth Skills Program" equipping young people with practical skills, confidence and knowledge for adulthood.

KDK KIDS FIRST

$5,293 - Proceeds to be used to provide 3 laptops, a desktop workstation and supporting equipment for its outside-school-hours care service.

LOGAN CITY PIRATES AFC

$6,500 - Proceeds used to provide secure storage container for junior and senior football team equipment.

LOGAN COMMUNITY EVENTS

$5,000 - Proceeds used to support a family wellbeing conference offering practical, evidence-informed support.

LOGAN VILLAGE LIONS

$8,064 - Proceeds used to support the modernisation of the community hall, including audio-visual equipment and practical facility upgrades.

PARKRUN AUSTRALIA

$10,000 - Proceeds used to support the establishment of a permanent, free weekly 2-kilometre junior parkrun for children aged 4 to 14 in southern Brisbane.

QLD BLUE LIGHT ASSOCIATION

$10,000 - Proceeds used to provide Christmas hampers for up to 40 vulnerable families identified through eight local primary schools.

RAINBOW ROOS

$10,000- Proceeds used to support the "Brisbane South Inclusive Participation Program".

ROYALS BASKETBALL

$10,000 - Proceeds used to support coach accreditation and first aid, invitational age-group tournaments and free public skills clinic.

STANDBYU FOUNDATION

$15,000 - Proceeds used to support the "Greenbank Connected Community Safety Initiative" deployment of 10 StandbyU Shields to vulnerable people and families.

THE MND AND ME FOUNDATION

$8,899 - Proceeds used to provide two lightweight folding power chairs to improve mobility, independence and community connection for people living with Motor Neurone Disease.

THE PYJAMA FOUNDATION

$10,000 - Proceeds used to support the "Love of Learning Program" recruit, train and support volunteer Pyjama Angels mentoring children in care across Logan.

THE SEBASTIAN FOUNDATION

$13,500 - Proceeds used to support the "Open Parachute Program" at Park Ridge SHS a year-round mental health support for students in Years 7 to 9 during 2027.

WOODTURNERS SOCIETY OF QLD

$7,500 - Proceeds used to provide replacement lathes used for member wellbeing, community training and donated projects including toys for charities.

YOUTH OF TOMORROW

$1,600 - Proceeds used to provide transport for Boronia SHS students to attend the Schools Future Fit education, wellbeing and tennis program.