TGO Community Fund - Alkane Resources Ltd
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Tomingley Gold Operations Community Fund

As part of Alkane’s commitment to leave a positive legacy in the communities in which we operate, Tomingley Gold Operations is pledged to contribute financial support to local projects that will outlive the mine’s projected eight-year life.

Following a review of the original Voluntary Planning Agreement terms, TGO will contribute over $430,000 until the end of 2022 (or end of mine life) to notable projects and events via the TGO Community Fund on an application basis. Administered by a panel of TGO and Narromine Shire council representatives, the TGO Community Fund will be used to support projects within Narromine Shire with the following objectives:

  • Economic Development – Projects or initiatives that directly contribute to the resilience and/or long-term economic growth of the community.
  • Community Connectivity – Projects or initiatives that promote community togetherness in a positive family-focused way.
  • Education and Training – Projects or initiatives that foster the education and up-skilling of members of the local community.
  • Community Infrastructure

How to apply

The TGO Community Fund is currently closed. The next round of applications is due to open in August/September 2023.

To be eligible, your project must be located in Narromine Shire and fall into one of the following categories:

  • Economic development
  • Community connectivity
  • Education and training
  • Community infrastructure

Applications must be made using the TGO Community Fund application form. This can be downloaded or call (02) 6867 9780 to request a copy in the mail. Forms should be emailed to tomingleygold@alkane.com.au or posted to:

Tomingley Gold Operations Ltd
PO Box 59
Peak Hill NSW 2869

The TGO Community Fund Panel meet in April and September to review applications. For more information on the fund and assessment criteria, download the TGO Community Fund Information sheet.

Community Funds Awards

2022

Round 2 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Narromine Clay Target Club$2,500Upgrading the existing solar system
Narromine Community Skills Project Inc$4,350Narromine Community Christmas Party and Venetian Carnival
Narromine Gorillas Rugby Union Football Club$5,000Education, training, and equipment
Narromine Hospital Auxiliary$5,000Concealment Transport Trolley
Narromine Soccer Club$5,000Fitting out new canteen and equipment sheds at Dundas Oval
Narromine Agricultural Show Society$5,000Hosting 2024 Zone Final – Young Woman of the Year Competition
Tomingley Recreation Ground$15,000New infrastructure for Secretary Office / Meeting Room, Jockeys Room and Stipends including showers and toilets.
Round 1 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Tomingley Picnic Race Club$6,000Prize money for the Tomingley Picnic Cup
Tomingley Picnic Race Club$2,500Work to the stabling area at the racecourse

2021

Round 2 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Gorillas RUFC/ Narromine Jets RLFC$15,000Assist in the upgrade of infrastructure
Tomingley Picnic Race Club$2,500Family Trivia Night (including hall hire, prizes & dinner)
Narromine High School$1,200Senior MC students Sydney Trip
Narromine High School$2,500Junior MC students Great Aussie Bush Camp
Narromine Hospital Auxiliary$5,000Purchase and updating of medical equipment
Teacher Earth Science Education Programme$2,286.90Purchase of school educational resources
Tomingley Christmas Festival$6,239Assist in the running costs for the day
Round 1 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Narromine Clay Target Club Inc$2,085Upgrade target release system to wireless units
Narromine Lions Club$1,000Licola Camp
Narromine Soccer Club$1,000Increase presence and awareness of Soccer Club
Narromine CWA$300Assistance with running Schools Public Speaking Competition 2021
Narromine Agricultural (Show) Society Inc$3,000Sponsorship
Tomingley Picnic Race Club Inc$20,000Tomingley Cup prize money, Fencing, and Shade Structure

2020

Round 1 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Community Connectivity at the Narromine High School$5,000Science Spectacular and Purchase of equipment for the STEAM HUB
Tomingley Hall Committee$18,700Turf and irrigation system surrounding the Tomingley hall
Round 2 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Tomingley Advancement Association$30,668Construction of gazebo, play area and BBQ adjacent to the Tomingley Hall

2019

Round 1 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Tomingley Picnic Races$5,000Sponsorship of the Tomingley Picnic Cup
Narromine Charity Motor Show and Shine$500Proceeds from the event distributed amongst local charities, such as the Narromine Volunteer Rescue Squad and Tomingley Playgroup.
Country Women’s Association (CWA)$300Far West and Intergroup schools public speaking events
Round 2 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Tomingley Sports and Recreational Grounds Trust$18,000Desilting of Dam and Earthworks
Narromine Agricultural (Show) Society Inc$3,000Sponsorship
Mungery Recreation Reserve$6,930Painting of Hall
Narromine Clay Target Club$2,000Championship Event

2018

Round 1 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Tomingley Sports Ground Trust$3,300Water Tanks
Narromine CWA$200Support Annual public speaking event
Narromine High School$5,000Contribution for supporting science and technology
Round 2 organisationsFundingProject Funded
Líl Tackers Playgroup$3,590Baby Safe Zone
Narromine Show Society$2,500Running of the Narromine Agricultural Show

2017

OrganisationsFundingProject Funded
Narromine CWA$200Public Speaking Event
Tomingley Picnic Race Club$5,000Sponsorship of the Tomingley Picnic Races.
Li’l Tacker Playgroup$791BBQ and Gazebo
Tomingley Advancement Association$5,000Landscaping Dicken Park
Mungery Amateur Picnic Race Club$2,000Sponsorship Picnic Races
Narromine Agricultural (Show) Society$2,500Sponsorship Narromine Show
St. Augustines’School Narromine$1,000Sponsorship Ihear Art Show

2016

OrganisationsFundingProject Funded
Narromine Agricultural Show$2,500Support for Narromine Agricultural Show
Tomingley Advancement Association (NSC)$10,000Installation of patterned concrete at the Dicken Park shelter.
Narromine Cancer Support Group$2,000The purchase of palliative care equipment.
Narromine Pool$1,000The purchase of a thermal cover
Narromine High School$1,000Support for the Science Spectacular

2015

OrganisationsFundingProject Funded
Narromine Shire Council in partnership with the Tomingley Advancement Association$20,000The provision of rainwater tanks for houses in Tomingley to supplement water supply. The funds will be held in trust until the program for works is established.
Tomingley Picnic Race Club$5,000Sponsorship of the Tomingley Picnic Races.
Li’l Tacker Playgroup$1,200Purchase of tennis equipment.

2014

OrganisationsFundingProject Funded
Tomingley Sport and Recreational Ground Trust$15,000An addition to the amenities block project
Li’l Tacker Playgroup$7,840Purchase and installation of reverse cycle air conditioning units in two rooms at the Old Tomingley School Building.
Narromine Agricultural (Show) Society$2,000Sponsorship of the Narromine 109th Annual Show, held in August 2014.
Little Athletics Narromine Branch$1,162New starting blocks for the athletes
Mungery Amateur Picnic Race Club$1,000Towards organising and running the 90th annual Mungery Picnic Races, held 5 October 2014.
Tomingley Sport and Recreation Ground Trust$85,000Towards construction of a new amenities building to provide wheelchair-friendly facilities including a new kiosk and toilets, plus rainwater tanks for ground watering.
Tomingley Picnic Race Club$3,000Sponsorship of hospitality services for the annual Tomingley Picnic Cup race day
Ngarru Mayin Elders Aboriginal Corporation$2,540Towards the repairs of the Historical Museum building in Narromine, where they display Aboriginal historical and cultural items and hold community events
St Augustine’s Parish School Parents and Friends$1,000Sponsorship of the Biennial Art Show fundraising event.
Narromine Car Club$500Sponsorship of the annual car show and shine.
Narromine Branch of the Country Women’s Association of NSW$200To support a school’s public speaking contest