Grant Recipients

The Halloran Trust is regulated by a Trust Deed which was made on 20 December 2012 between the late Warren Halloran AO (the Settlor) and Wollumboola Limited (the Trustee). The Trust Deed specifically names four beneficiaries but provides discretion for the Trustee to make distributions for other charitable purposes. The named beneficiaries are:

  1. The Lady Denman Museum (trading as the Jervis Bay Maritime Museum at Huskisson)
  2. The Scots College
  3. Henry Halloran Urban and Regional Research Initiative at the University of Sydney
  4. The Community of Culburra

When making discretionary distributions, the Trustees are keen to provide financial assistance to local organisations which rely heavily on volunteers to achieve their aims.

Education

Callala Public School: $70,000

Culburra Public School: $120,000

Greenwell Point Public School: $40,000

Henry Halloran Urban & Regional Research Initiative – the University of Sydney $615,000

Nowra East Public School Mia Mia Wellbeing Hub: $40,000

Heritage

Jervis Bay Maritime Museum: $731,480

Environment

The Scots College – Bannockburn Rewilding Program: $450,000

Culburra Bowling & Recreation Club Ltd – Electric Vehicle Chargers $30,000

Community

Culburra & Districts Community Health Service Inc: $40,000

Culburra Beach & Districts Men’s Shed Inc: $25,500

Currarong Community Association Inc – CCC Connect Pathway Project $100,000

Nowra-Culburra Surf Lifesaving Club: $100,000

Pyree Literary Institute Inc – Pyree Hall $60,000

Shoalhaven Marine Rescue: $145,000

Shoalhaven Historical Society Inc: $60,000