Squadron Energy's Sapphire Wind Farm has awarded more than $100,000 to 10 organisations in Inverell under round 2 of its 2024 Community Benefit Fund.

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Twice a year, Sapphire Wind Farm invites local community organisations to submit applications for a share of funding that can be used on equipment and infrastructure purchases, repairs and renovations, and programs and events.

The Inverell Pioneer Village is one of this round's successful organisations, receiving funding for the preservation of the George Devine Collection.

Mr Les Moulds, Secretary of the Inverell Pioneer Village Committee expressed his heartfelt thanks to Squadron Energy for the funding.

β€œThe George Devine Collection is an irreplaceable treasure trove of historical photographs, memorabilia and equipment dating back to the 1800s. High quality display cabinets will ensure the Collection is not only visible but also protects it from potential damage, making it more accessible and engaging for visitors,” Mr Moulds said.
Inverell Pioneer Village Committee  

Sapphire Wind Farm Operations Manager David Williamson said the fund was a great way to give back to the community, with many organisations benefiting.

"We're glad we could help enhance the Inverell Pioneer Village, which is a major tourist attraction for Inverell with over 15,000 people visiting each year," Mr Williamson said.

"Our support for many organisations shows that we are always striving to ensure as many people as possible reap the benefits from our projects."

Other organisations which received funding include:

  • Inverell Golf Club
  • Inverell Poultry Club Inc
  • Inverell Pioneer Village
  • Inverell Rugby Club
  • BCI Gymnastics
  • Friendly faces Helping Hands Foundation
  • Tingha Recreation Reserve Land Manager
  • Best Community Services
  • North West Mower Racing Association Incorporated
  • The Inverell Singers Inc

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