The Robertson CTC's "Sponsors and Friends" programme gives our supporters some tangible benefits. A contribution from $100 (money or in-kind) is enough to make you our special Friend with benefits ranging from free internet time to free admission to lectures and movies, depending on the nature and size of your contribution.
For a more significant donation of $500 or more you will also get your name on a special plaque on the wall of the centre. We most gratefully acknowledge the local Friends that have already joined this category: Belinda & Thomas Borbely (Pizzas in the Mist) and Roy Harris (Emergency Hotwater Repairs Pty Ltd).
Sponsors (contributions worth $2,000 and more) will get even greater visibility in the CTCs publications, website and within the centre.
To express your interest, please get in touch with us via the Contacts section.
The Robertson CTC project got its initial funding through the CTC@NSW network and the federal government Regional Solutions and Regional Partnerships programmes. We are most grateful to the Robertson Scout Group and the Robertson NSW Business Association for their practical support.
The CTC@Robertson Management Committee also wishes to thank the following for their support:
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NSW and Commonwealth Governments and their NSW Community Technology Centre Program jointly funded by the NSW Government and the Networking the Nation program of the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts
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Regional Solutions and Regional Partnerships programs for funding the building
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Australian Government Department of Family and Community Services for funding a volunteer workstation
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Microsoft Community Assistance Initiative for donating software
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The Wingecarribee Shire Council for the cooperation in the Rural Link satellite project and Councillor Larry Whipper for his continuing support
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Our local member in the Federal parliament, Mrs. Joanna Gash and our local member in the State parliament, Mr. Matt Brown for their practical support
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Regional Arts NSW Country Arts Support Program for funding for the Mosaic Pathway arts project
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Wingecarribee Shire Council for a grant for the Mosaic Pathway community arts project
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Wingecarribee Community Foundation and the M.A.D. Youth Initiative for a grant for the network games club
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TAFE Illawarra for providing Photoshop Elements software for the digital imaging courses.
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Neil and Heather Tait for their donation
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Belinda and Thomas Borbely for their donation
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Roy Harris (Emergency Hotwater Repairs Pty. Ltd.) for his donation
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Lions Club of Robertson for their support and a donation towards the landscaping of the building.
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Southern Highland Springs for their generous support
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Jill and Lin Keft for their generous support
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Andrew Ford for donating CDs
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Lucy Palmer for donating a cash register
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Harvey Norman Moss Vale for donating equipment
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Celeste Coucke and Men's Shed in Bowral for building beautiful cafe tables
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Invaluable practical help and support from The Robertson Business Association, The Robertson Scout Group, Robertson Burrawang Senior Citizens and other Robertson residents and groups that have given their time, help, advice and working hours for free
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JellyBeanz, Harvest Ingredients and Robertson Supermarket by supporting our cinema screenings
