Aussie Broadband and Cricket Australia Open Applications for Second Year of Community Cricket Tech Fund
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Aussie Broadband has opened applications for the second year of its $100,000 Community Cricket Tech Fund. The fund is run together with Cricket Australia and is designed to help local cricket communities across the country.
The fund offers money to community cricket clubs and groups that want to improve their use of technology. Technology can include equipment, internet connections, and digital tools that help players, coaches, and volunteers. The program is now in its second year, which shows that the partnership between the telecommunications company and the national cricket body is continuing.
Clubs and groups that are interested in applying can find details on the official websites of Aussie Broadband and Cricket Australia. Organisers have not yet shared the full list of eligibility rules in the announcement, so interested applicants should check these requirements carefully before they apply.
The fund is one example of how private companies and sporting organisations can work together to support grassroots sport. For many small community clubs, funding like this can make a practical difference to their daily operations and to the experience of their members.
Sources: Ministry of Sport
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