A grants program that has funded projects from the Mibrulong Water Tower mural to an electronic scoreboard at Harris Park is returning for its second year.
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Riverina Water is offering grants from $1000 to $20,000 across the categories of community projects and facilities, arts and culture and water conservation.
For the Wagga City Council area $200,000 will be available, with over $150,000 each for the Federation and Greater Hume councils and $100,000 for the Lockhart Shire.
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Riverina Water chairperson and Lockhart Shire councillor Greg Verdon said the grants were an opportunity for organisations to assist their communities through the hard times of 2020.
"It has been a difficult year for all of us and Riverina Water's grants program is a timely opportunity to help our communities bounce back," Cr Verdon said.
"We have specific funding pools set aside for each council area so communities of all sizes in our supply area can benefit from this program.
"My fellow board members and I are excited to see the diverse range of projects we can help make possible."
Applications are open until 9am October 26 and can be accessed on the Riverina Water website.
