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The club would soon cease to exist without the regular and substantial grants and contributions from these organisations
Moreton Bay Regional Council
The Moreton Bay Regional Council continues to be a major supporter of ours in many ways including training, advice & guidance, and capital & maintenance works.
In 2010, the first stage of construction of our new ground at the Samford Parklands, at a cost of $4M, was approved by the Council. With construction commencing in early 2011, it will include the bulk earthworks, construction of one large field and one smaller SSF pitch, two practice areas, main carpark, irrigation, dam works, lighting to both fields and site services reticulation.
In 2006, the Council contributed $45,000 towards our $70,000 Main Field Reconstruction Project. In 2008 they also supported the club with upgrades to the playing surfaces of our U6/7/8 and U9/10 fields.
In 2012 we were presented with the Stage 1 of facilities at Samford Parklands developed by the MBRC at cost of around $5M. MBRC continue to manage the site undertaking all field maintenance works.
In 2010, the first stage of construction of our new ground at the Samford Parklands, at a cost of $4M, was approved by the Council. With construction commencing in early 2011, it will include the bulk earthworks, construction of one large field and one smaller SSF pitch, two practice areas, main carpark, irrigation, dam works, lighting to both fields and site services reticulation.
In 2006, the Council contributed $45,000 towards our $70,000 Main Field Reconstruction Project. In 2008 they also supported the club with upgrades to the playing surfaces of our U6/7/8 and U9/10 fields.
In 2012 we were presented with the Stage 1 of facilities at Samford Parklands developed by the MBRC at cost of around $5M. MBRC continue to manage the site undertaking all field maintenance works.
Queensland Government
The Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation has been a long-time supporter of our club and played a major part in the development of our new grounds located at the former site of the CSIRO land to the north of Samford Village.
Gambling Community Benefit Fund
In 2013 GCBF provided a grant of $32,000 for the installation of shade sails at Smaford Parklands.
In 2010, the Queensland Government's Gambling Fund provided a $30,000 grant for the purchase of a new tractor, goals & nets for the main field and a number of goals & nets for small-sided football. More...
In 2007, the Queensland Government's Gambling Community Benefit Fund kindly approved a $30,000 grant for our Ground Improvement Project which included new fencing at both ends of our Main Field and new world-class players' benches.
In 2010, the Queensland Government's Gambling Fund provided a $30,000 grant for the purchase of a new tractor, goals & nets for the main field and a number of goals & nets for small-sided football. More...
In 2007, the Queensland Government's Gambling Community Benefit Fund kindly approved a $30,000 grant for our Ground Improvement Project which included new fencing at both ends of our Main Field and new world-class players' benches.
Samford & District Progress & Protection Association
In 2013 the Progress Association provided a grant of $5,600 for a defibrillator unit from the Red Cross and a set of full sized portable aluminium goals.
The Samford & District Progress & Protection Association has for many years supported our club by allowing us to publish articles in the local fortnightly publication, the Village Pump. They also donate funds on a regular basis to the club.
The Samford & District Progress & Protection Association has for many years supported our club by allowing us to publish articles in the local fortnightly publication, the Village Pump. They also donate funds on a regular basis to the club.
Samford First Responders
The Samford First Responders have been the first on the scene to assist with first aid situations on many occasions over the years at our facilities.