LATEST COMMUNITY NEWS NEWSLETTER See our latest Newsletter published December 2011. COMMUNITY GRANTS
The next Turramurra Community Grants Program will commence in the first quarter of 2012. The Guidelines have information about our community engagement activities and how we may be able to assist your organisation to achieve its goals. Grants Program Guidelines Download application form For more information on community sponsorships and donations, or to be included on the mailing list to receive information on the Turramurra Community Grants Program, please contact communitygrants@turramurracommunity.com.au | Community Centre Our company is only eight years old, yet we have already been very pleased to play a role in our community here in Ku-ring-gai by return profits to the community that supports us, including:
Turramurra Bowling Club
Ku-ring-gai Stealers (Baseball)
Turramurra High School
Pharmacy Cricket
Kissing Point Sports Club
OneYouth (THS project)
Ku-ring-gai Business Forum
Kissing Point Village Green - dog fence
Ku-ring-gai SES
West Pymble Bowling Club
Novus Foundation
Warrawee Bowling Club
Lifestart
Network North
Zipper & Stent Group
Cancer Council
National Leadership Forum
Turramurra Chamber of Commerce
A major new project is to support new premises in Ku-ring-gai for the State Emergency Service and the Rural Fire Service. See details of the project at http://www.planbig.com.au/New-HQ-for-Ku-ring-gai-SES-and-Bush-Fire-Brigade Ku-ring-gai Business Forum is an initiative of Ku-ring-gai Financial Services Limited. The aims of the Forum are to foster networking and provide an opportunity to discuss commercial opportunities and issues facing the local business community.
In addition, our well-established Youth Observer Program provides Year 11 students with an opportunity to gain exposure and insights into the running of a small public company – from within our Boardroom. In 2011, in conjunction with our proposed new branch in Lindfield, two students from Killara High School have joined two students from Turramurra High school. This program also encourages and helps to prepare the participants to serve their community on a voluntary basis in the future and develops a stronger sense of community spirit.
 
2011 Youth Observers Matthew Johnston and Mitchell Bazzana from Turramurra High School,
and Stefan Sunito and Jessica Chen from Killara High School |
