HVO Community Grants Program supports 17 more projects

Hunter Valley Operations (HVO) has awarded more than $61,000 to 17 local organisations in the second round of its 2026 Community Grants Program.

The grants will support not-for-profit groups across sport, education, health and emergency services, culture and community support in the Singleton region and beyond.

Round 2 2026 HVO Community Grants recipients:

• Denman Public School – Annual Presentation Day
• Community Reach Australia – Singleton Emergency Food Relief Project
• Singleton Junior Rugby League – Club equipment and player support
• Legacy – Connecting Singleton Widows
• Northern NSW Helicopter Rescue Service – Joe Slupick Charity Golf Day
• Singleton Theatrical Society – Performance of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
• Olympic Park Tennis Club – Cleaning of the tennis court surfaces
• Careflight – Training for First Responders in Singleton
• iSwim Scone Aquatics Club Incorporated – Underwater Performance Project
• Singleton Amateur Swimming Club – Club Facilities and Shade Improvement Project
• Westbrook Campdraft – Annual campdraft event
• Samaritans Foundation Diocese of Newcastle – Singleton Christmas Eve Lunch
• Regional Development Australia – Hunter – Launch into STEM
• Singleton Junior Touch Association – Representative Development Clinics
• Singleton Fire Brigade Social Club – Singleton Lolly Run
• Singleton Clay Target Club – 2027 Championship Season
• Witmore – HVO Community Partnership 2026

To learn more about HVO’s community partnerships, visit the Community page.