
Grants
We’ve Applied for the Synergy Community Investment!
Subiaco Marist Cricket Club has applied for $10,000 through Synergy’s 2026 Community Giving Fund to deliver our “Under Lights, Together” project. With more than 600 participants across our Blasters, junior, senior and veteran programs, the Club needs safer and more accessible training facilities that can accommodate our continued growth.
Limited lighting currently restricts training after school and work, particularly as daylight hours reduce throughout the cricket season. This places pressure on available training times and makes it difficult for our many teams to safely share the facilities. Improved lighting would extend the usable training hours, reduce congestion and provide a safer, higher-quality environment for players, coaches and volunteers.
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If approved, the funding will allow the Club to install six new 400-watt LED floodlights and the associated electrical infrastructure at our cricket training nets. The completed project will benefit more than 600 players, including approximately 400 junior participants and 100 volunteer coaches and officials, while supporting future growth in participation—including girls’ and women’s cricket—and creating a lasting community asset for generations of local cricketers.​​​​​​​
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Thank you, your submission has been received.
Submission Number: CGG00166\
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2026 Future Stars Grant backed by Swysh — SW26_0440

Subiaco Marist Cricket Club has applied for $4,960.25 through the 2026 Future Stars Grant, backed by Swysh in partnership with the Australian Sports Foundation. With continued growth across our junior pathway—particularly in our Blasters and Stage 1 Year 3 and 4 programs—we are seeking support to replace ageing equipment and ensure our youngest players have access to safe, suitable and age-appropriate cricket gear.
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If successful, the grant will provide new club-owned cricket kits, batting and wicketkeeping gloves, stumps, field markers and cricket balls for approximately 250 participants aged 20 and under. This equipment will be available free of charge, reducing the upfront cost for families, helping the club keep registration fees affordable and ensuring children can try and enjoy cricket without needing to purchase a complete set of equipment.
