2025-26 Good for Good Grant Recipients
Queensland Country Bank announces its latest community grants recipients, awarding over $221,000 to 16 deserving groups across Queensland.
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Injected back into
regional QLD since 2005
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All throughout QLD from
Weipa to Kooralbyn
Supporting our members
and our communities
Queensland Country Bank Good for Good Community Grants is our way of providing a helping hand to community groups across Queensland. We use profits made from our banking business to put back into the community so that the communities that support us, can deliver on projects that support the community. In other words, ‘Good for Good’.
Eligible not-for-profit organisations are invited to apply for funding of up to $30,000 to deliver projects that make a practical difference to the lives of people in Queensland communities - projects that help Queenslanders ‘live better’.
We’re looking to support projects that enable people to participate, experience, grow, learn, reach out, connect, make a difference and be safe.
Applications are now closed and will reopen July 2026.
Queensland Country Good for Good impact on our local communities
Queensland Country Bank announces its latest community grants recipients, awarding over $221,000 to 16 deserving groups across Queensland.
Applications are now open for the next round of funding, with grants between $5,000 and $30,000 available to eligible community groups and not-for-profit organisations working to make a practical difference where it’s needed most.
Learn how the Bramble Bay Women’s Shed used a Queensland Country Bank grant to upgrade their inclusive space for connection, creativity, and community.
2025 saw a record number of applicants and a large amount of requested funding, making it a tough decision for the selection committee. There were plenty of fantastic projects pitched to us from over 40 locations across Queensland, each unique in its own way.
The committee carefully considered how each applicant's proposed project would support their community to continue to grow and thrive, across each of our five pillars of sport and recreation, health, education, environment, and arts and culture.
We're very pleased to assist these groups and can't wait to continue supporting their projects and witnessing the impact they have on their communities!
Cairns
To provide 1,500 literacy packs for new parents from low-income backgrounds.
Innisfail
To install new horse stables at the Innisfail Showgrounds.
Mount Isa
To upgrade essential training equipment for young athletes.
Bowen
To purchase gardening tools, garden beds, and timber for a new pergola.
Bowen
To support the installation of a solar power system.
Magnetic Island
To acquire robust, quality marquees for RSL and broader community use.
Townsville
To fund the delivery of DV Safe Phone Kits, which are repurposed mobile phones equipped for emergency use by those affected by domestic violence.
Rockhampton
To assist with facility maintenance and technology upgrades.
Stanthorpe
To upgrade and modernise the existing electrical system.
Maleny
To install an LED display board for sharing community information.
Brisbane
To support the school's Coffee Cart Program.
Ipswich
To install solar panels and an inverter to reduce operational costs.
Beaudesert
To install ducted air conditioning in their facility..
Tivoli
For the installation of a permanent shade shelter at Tivoli Sports Complex.
Beaudesert
To purchase an inflatable roller for cricket pitch covers.
Maroochydore
To purchase new sculls as part of their "Our Future in Every Stroke" initiative.