CHILDREN at Warrnambool City Council’s Florence Collins Children’s Services Complex are having more fun in the playground following the generosity of Warrnambool Mazda-Subaru.
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A plastic climbing pyramid has been installed thanks to a $950 grant from Warrnambool Mazda-Subaru’s community engagement project.
Plastic footholds, nets and ropes are attached to the pyramid to make climbing easier and it is surrounded by soft-fall material.
The grant is the first from a $10,000 grant pool that the car dealership will distribute to community projects this year.
Florence Collins co-ordinator Sharon McKean said the new equipment had been met with great excitement by children at the centre.
“They love it,” Ms McKean said. Warrnambool Mazda-Subaru marketing manager Ally Marsh said the organisation hoped this year’s commitment of $10,000 to local projects would be the first of many.
Applications for the 2015 round of grants from Warrnambool Mazda-Subaru are now open. For more information on applying, visit www.warrnamboolmazda.com.au/mazda_au/company_extra.asp
