2024 Community Benefit Fund first round
The Community Fund has contributed over $1million to 148 local community groups, including schools, sporting clubs and charity projects, across the tablelands since it began in 2019.
The Community Fund has contributed over $1million to 148 local community groups, including schools, sporting clubs and charity projects, across the tablelands since it began in 2019.
Five years, over $1m and 133 groups later the Mount Emerald Wind Farm Community Fund announces 2023 round two recipients.
We have invested more than $1.5million in the communities where we operate. Since RATCH-Australia was created we have been very generous with local sponsorships. However,
We have just secured Australia’s first “Green Financing Framework” to help fund more renewable energy projects…
Nothern Quoll Population is protected at Mount Emerald Wind Farm
The latest grants from the Mount Emerald Wind Farm Community Fund will help Tablelands voluntary groups bounce back from 2020’s COVID-19 chaos.
Tolga Scarecrow Festival fell victim to the pandemic last year but organisers are determined to come back with a bang in 2021.
A grant from the wind farm community fund will support their efforts to deliver a fun-filled family festival in October.
The Community Fund has contributed over $1million to 148 local community groups, including schools, sporting clubs and charity projects, across the tablelands since it began in 2019.
Five years, over $1m and 133 groups later the Mount Emerald Wind Farm Community Fund announces 2023 round two recipients.
We have invested more than $1.5million in the communities where we operate. Since RATCH-Australia was created we have been very generous with local sponsorships. However,
We have just secured Australia’s first “Green Financing Framework” to help fund more renewable energy projects…
Nothern Quoll Population is protected at Mount Emerald Wind Farm
The latest grants from the Mount Emerald Wind Farm Community Fund will help Tablelands voluntary groups bounce back from 2020’s COVID-19 chaos.
Tolga Scarecrow Festival fell victim to the pandemic last year but organisers are determined to come back with a bang in 2021.
A grant from the wind farm community fund will support their efforts to deliver a fun-filled family festival in October.
RATCH-Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Mbarbaram Country and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.