The Ballarat Giving Hub is strengthening community connections, with three new tenants moving in to make use of its affordable office space and collaborative environment.
Tiny Pride, Ballarat North Neighbourhood House and the Arch of Victory Avenue of Honour Committee have joined the Giving Hub adding to its growing network of organisations dedicated to making a difference in Ballarat.
Since the opening in November, the Ballarat Giving Hub has provided a modern and accessible space for local charities and community groups. Designed to foster collaboration and connection, the Giving Hub offers low-cost office spaces, training rooms and meeting facilities to help organisations in Ballarat.
Ballarat Foundation CEO, Andrew Eales, said this next phase of the Giving Hub’s development marks an exciting milestone:
"It is such a pleasure to announce these new tenancies, representing such a diverse range of initiatives in Ballarat. After years of planning, design, and renovation, we are thrilled to see the Hub in full us, supporting local charities with affordable office space and a place to collaborate."
Meet the New Tenants!
Each new tenant brings something unique to the Ballarat Giving Hub, contributing to its mission of community impact and inclusivity.
Arch of Victory Avenue of Honour Committee - Preserving and promoting Ballarat’s military history for over 90 years, this committee will use the Hub for working groups, storage, and future planning.
Tiny Pride - A locally based not-for-profit helping organisations signal inclusion to the LGBTIQA+ community in regional Victoria.
Ballarat North Neighbourhood House - Serving both Ballarat North and the LGBTIQA+ community, they will run community programs from the Giving Hub at Hugh Williamson House.
More Opportunities to Join the Hub
With three more office spaces available, local charities and community organisations are encouraged to explore the opportunities the Ballarat Giving Hub provides. Tours are available upon request and meeting rooms are now open for bookings.
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