Day 16 - 25th August 2026
Berrigan MX Park
Berrigan MX Park was established to provide a safe, affordable and welcoming place for riders of all ages and abilities. The park has become an important recreational asset for families across the Southern Riverina and neighbouring regions. The $1,000 grant will be used to help purchase an additional portable toilet for Berrigan MX Park, improving amenities for the growing number of riders, families and spectators using the facility.
Day 15 - 24th August 2026
Reach Her Inc
Reach Her Inc. is a not-for-profit organisation based in Perth, WA, dedicated to empowering women through accessible employment training. Their mission is to help women unlock their full potential by breaking down barriers that hinder their progress, enabling them to create their own employment opportunities, enter the workforce, achieve financial independence, and make a positive impact on their families and communities. The $1000 will be used to facilitate a face-to-face community connection event for participants completing their six-month founder wellbeing pilot program.
Day 14 - 23rd August 2026
Handweavers, Spinners and Dyers Guild of Tasmania Inc
Research and lived experience within the Guild community demonstrate that fibre-based activities such as spinning, weaving, knitting, crochet, felting and dyeing can have significant positive impacts on mental health and wellbeing. The repetitive, tactile nature of working with natural fibres encourages mindfulness, reduces stress and anxiety, and provides a sense of calm and achievement. Importantly, fibre arts bring people together, reducing social isolation and creating supportive communities built around shared interests. The $1,000 funding would be directed towards purchasing resources and materials for the Young Makers Discovery Zone at the Tasmanian Fibre Festival.
Day 13 - 22nd August 2026
Tweed Gold Coast Freedivers
Tweed Gold Coast Freedivers' mission is to make this unique sport accessible to everyone. Because it's played in the water, underwater hockey is low-impact on the joints while still providing a fantastic full-body workout. That means people who might struggle with more traditional sports can still play competitively and stay active. Their club has members ranging from 15 years old through to players in their late 60s who are still training and competing regularly. It's one of the few sports where teenagers, parents and grandparents can genuinely play together. The $1,000 grant will be used to replace underwater goal trays.
Day 12 - 21st August 2026
Thommo's Community Garden
Thommo's Community Garden is a completely volunteer-run, not-for-profit organisation in Bunbury WA, that has been bringing people together through gardening since 2009. What began as a place to grow fresh produce has evolved into a thriving community hub where people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities can connect, learn and belong. The funding will be used to purchase essential equipment that directly supports our Foodbank harvesting program, including new harvest crates and buckets for collecting, transporting and storing fresh fruit and vegetables.
Day 11 - 20th August 2026
Smithtown Junior Rugby League Club
Smithtown Junior Rugby League Club primarily focus on participation in Junior Rugby League, and currently has 270 registered players and volunteers. No mean feat when their feeder town population is 625! In 2025, we were impacted by the North Coast flooding events during May and we have worked hard to get their grounds and facilities up and running with the help of their amazing volunteers and players. The $1000 will be used to purchase a tablet for use during games to record scores and allow for live updates, as well as supporting record keeping.
Day 10 - 19th August 2026
Central Coast Outrigger Canoe Club
Founded in 1997 by passionate paddlers, their club has grown to 64 members from across the Central Coast, including dedicated racers, cancer survivors, and members with disability. With 73% of our members being female and ages ranging from 30 to over 80, our club fosters inclusivity and personal achievement. Our senior paddlers, including those in their early 80s, actively compete and inspire others. The funds will be used towards a lightweight canoe which is easier to handle reducing injury risks and ensuring older members and those with different abilities can safely enjoy paddling, promoting lifelong participation.
Day 9 - 18th August 2026
Glencoe & District Sports Ground Association
The Glencoe & Districts Sports Ground Association is made up of representatives from the Glencoe Netball, Football, Tennis and Cricket Clubs, along with representation from the Glencoe Progress Association. The purpose of their Association is to oversee the maintenance and improvements of facilities at the Glencoe Sporting Complex so as to enhance the health and well-being of the community. They work together across to support all the sporting codes, as a central hub for the community. The $1,000 grant will be used to improve the kitchen/canteen facilities at the Glencoe Sporting Complex, creating a safer, more efficient, and more functional space for volunteers and the wider community.
Day 8 - 17th August 2026
Cairns EAGLES Australian Football Club Inc
Cairns Eagles Australian Football Club (est 2014) is a community-based sporting organisation that uses Australian Rules football to bring together players, families, volunteers and supporters from across Cairns and Far North Queensland. The club provides opportunities for people of different ages, backgrounds and levels of experience to participate in organised sport, develop skills, build friendships and contribute to a strong and inclusive community. The club is committed to promoting community wellbeing through responsible fundraising and operations. Cairns Eagles does not rely on income from alcohol, gambling, cigarettes or other tobacco products. This reflects the club’s commitment to providing a safe, healthy and family-friendly environment and ensuring its fundraising practices are consistent with the positive wellbeing messages promoted through sport. The $1000 will be used to purchase of essential player apparel and equipment for individuals and families experiencing financial hardship.
Day 7 - 16th August 2026
Serve the City
Serve the City Australia (STC) is a grassroots, volunteer-run charity passionate about building a healthier, stronger community through practical kindness and local involvement. Food Outreach program brings volunteers together fortnightly/monthly to prepare and deliver meals to people experiencing homelessness and hardship in northern suburbs of the Gold Coast. It's about more than food — it's a consistent, friendly face and a moment of connection for people who are often isolated, supporting both physical wellbeing and mental health.The $1000 will go directly toward purchasing essential extra equipment for their Food Outreach program.
Day 6 - 15th August 2026
Southwest Strength Sports Inc
Southwest Strength Sports has built a welcoming and supportive community where athletes of all ages, abilities, and experience levels can participate in strength sports. Their members share a passion for improving their physical and mental well-being while encouraging and supporting one another to achieve their personal goals. Southwest Strength Sports Inc. will invest the funds in specialised strongman equipment and safety improvements.
Day 5 - 14th August 2026
The Kaizen Path
The Kaizen Path is dedicated to creating inclusive spaces where men can connect, grow, and support each other before reaching crisis point. They believe that authentic male connection and proactive health education are essential foundations for individual wellbeing and community resilience. The funds will bedirected entirely toward the frontline delivery of their community programmes, including bring men together for movement, breathwork, sound healing, and facilitated conversation in a safe and confidential environment.
Day 4 - 13th August 2026
commonkind
commonkind's cornerstone initiative, the Bowl Lotta Love program, directly addresses severe food insecurity in Queensland schools. Bowl Lotta Love is uniquely designed to provide simple, dignified breakfast options - such as our targeted Breakfast Boxes - ensuring students who miss traditional early-morning schedules still receive breakfast without burdening school staff. With the $1,000 grant from Bulk Gives Back, they will directly fund breakfasts for children in need.
Day 3 - 12th August 2026
Hurstbridge Community Shed Incorporated
Hurstville Community Shed's latest project is the new 'Hurstbridge Library of Stuff': a community lending library that allows people to borrow a wide variety of practical and interesting items for a small annual fee. Through the library, community members can borrow everything from a breadmaker or jigsaw puzzle to a tent or guitar. With a Library of Stuff membership, community members can borrow an unlimited number of items they wouldn't normally have access to, or that are expensive to buy, cumbersome to store, or infrequently used. The grant funds will be used to buy items for the library.
Day 2 - 11th August 2026
Moreton Bay Bugs Boccia Club
Moreton Bay Bugs Boccia Club provides opportunities for people of all ages and abilities, particularly people with physical disabilities, neurological conditions and complex support needs, to participate in the Paralympic sport of Boccia in a safe, welcoming and supportive environment. They believe inclusion should never depend on a person's disability, finances or level of experience. Through dedicated volunteers, accessible coaching and a strong focus on belonging, they help build confidence, independence, friendships and lifelong connections. The $1000 grant will be used to purchase essential Boccia equipment for new and existing players, including training balls, ramps, court equipment and adaptive resources.
Day 1 - 10th August 2026
Warfrets Australia Incorporated
Warfrets is a South Australian-based not-for-profit founded by veterans, for veterans. They build and repair guitars for totally and permanently impaired veterans across Australia who cannot afford their own instrument, donating completed guitars to rehabilitation centres and veteran hubs nationwide. The Bulk Gives Back funds will fund two complete, hand-built guitars using high-quality, Australian-sourced tonewoods and professional lacquer finishes, the core materials cost for instruments built to last.
