Past Grant Recipients

Creating personalised Christmas gift bags filled with essential items and treats for children in residential care due to abuse or neglect.

Kids4Kids delivered 240 high quality school packs to students in need across Logan, thanks to the help of 180 volunteers, including children, community members and residents from Palm Lake Care. Packing the bags became a meaningful activity strengthening social cohesion and community spirit across generations.

A thriving community needs more than roads and buildings. It needs music, creativity, and soul. That’s why The City of Logan Charitable Trust is proud to award a $1,000 grant to the newly established Logan City Orchestras, helping them strike a powerful chord in the heart of the community.

The City of Logan Charitable Trust have awarded Empower Assistance Dogs a $5,000 grant to launch a vital new initiative aimed at tackling mental health challenges in vulnerable communities. The grant will fund a project that brings professionally trained therapy dogs into schools, aged care facilities, and community groups experiencing trauma, isolation, or emotional distress.

The City of Logan Charitable Trust has awarded a $5,000 grant to Open Haven, a local charity that provides life changing support to women and children recovering from domestic and family violence. This funding will directly contribute to the salaries of Open Haven’s dedicated case workers, whose impact reaches far beyond paperwork and referrals.

Delivers Christmas presents to children in residential care across south-east Queensland. Also runs Operation Backpack.

Youth-worker support for counselling, employment assistance, events and camps.

Assists Australians in need - including infants, elderly, displaced individuals and disaster victims.

Serves Eagleby residents and neighbouring suburbs

Feeds hungry children to enable academic and personal success.

Food rescue organisation. NEST program provides nutrition education workshops to 75 participants facing food insecurity.

Addresses the impact of domestic violence by helping individuals escape and rebuild their lives.

First Nations-led social enterprise with a vision to empower First Nations people and communities to realise sovereignty in the native food industry.

Support staff for a new trial location providing services to women.

Harmony Week event for women from refugee and asylum-seeker backgrounds.

Education, job training, skills development and mentorship.

Transition of a pilot program into a longer-term Logan operation.

R4Respect program - 934 educator hours delivered across 40 workshops.

Equipment for the Palliative Care Unit at Logan General Hospital.