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At Kedron-Wavell, our community is at the heart of everything we do. We care deeply about the challenges people face and are committed to making a lasting difference.

Through our Community Grants Program, we proudly invest $200,000 each year into local sporting associations, charities, and community groups across Brisbane’s northside—helping them launch new initiatives and continue the vital services our community relies on.

We’re also honoured to stand alongside eight multiyear partners in the areas of sport, health and wellbeing, community development, and social cohesion—working together to create stronger, more connected communities.

Beyond this, we support hundreds of organisations each year with donations and in-kind assistance, because we believe that when our community thrives, we all thrive.

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Scootaville, a unique charity scooter ride, will hit the road again this month to raise funds for Legacy and the Air Force Association for homeless veterans.

Wavell Heights resident Jack Vander Velde is clocking up the kilometres, with four major endurance events on his calendar over the coming months. The local athlete

Kedron-Wavell and The Sands Social Celebrate Local Impact of Queensland Community Grants The announcement of Round 125 of Queensland’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF) highlights the

For Christian, golf has become far more than just a sport. It’s a place where he feels comfortable, confident, and connected to a community that has

Amy Morley, Restaurant Manager at The Sands Social, began her hospitality journey early—by the age of 14, she was already working in bustling Sunshine Coast cafés,

The Queensland Government has opened applications for the first round of the 2026 Gambling Community Benefit Fund (GCBF), with grants of up to $35,000 available to

Christmas has come early for hundreds of not-for-profit organisations across Queensland, with more than 500 groups sharing in over $31 million in the latest round of

In the heart of Chermside, two community-focused organisations, Kedron-Wavell and The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation (TPCHF), have partnered for more than 30 years to make a

Ask Kedron-Wavell and The Sands Chaplain, Nicole, what led to her career path, and she’ll tell you it wasn’t a straight line. From her own personal

For Kedron-Wavell Apprentice Chef Lincoln Strodl, food has always been about more than what’s on the plate – it’s about creativity, connection, and celebrating culture. From

Kedron-Wavell has proudly awarded $200,000 in funding to 52 local organisations as part of its 2025 Community Grants Program – the largest in the club’s history.

When Paula Wolfenden first stepped through the doors of Kedron-Wavell in 1997, she didn’t know she’d be walking into a career that would span nearly three

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Scootaville, a unique charity scooter ride, will hit the road again this month to raise funds for Legacy and the Air Force Association for homeless veterans.

Wavell Heights resident Jack Vander Velde is clocking up the kilometres, with four major endurance events on his calendar over the coming months. The local athlete