We are excited to announce that we have been successful in securing funding for our new project: Ecohub – seeding change at Baranduda Fields which is a collaboration with Wodonga Council.
WULN gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Border Trust, and ACE Radio 2AY with Handbury Foundation for their valuable contribution to this project.
This project will help WULN turn office furniture, funded by this grant, into environmental magic! Four desks and chairs (aka hot desks) will be the foundation of a buzzing hub where our team gather to hatch plans for a greener future and create a launchpad for collaborative projects. It’s where ideas will bloom, grants will be written, and partnerships will flourish.
Think of it as mission control for our dedicated staff and volunteers who’ve already contributed an incredible 13,500 hours to ecological restoration and sustainability locally.
The Border Trust, our local community foundation for the Border Region, is celebrating 20 years of local giving connecting people who care with causes that matter. Since 2004 they have distributed over $5 million to local community groups and not-for-profit organisations, ensuring every contribution stays local and supports meaningful, lasting change – now and into the future.
CONGRATULATIONS Border Trust and thank you for all the amazing work you do!