More than 100 of Gladstone’s community leaders and business owners gathered recently at the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum for the 16th annual Rio Tinto Community Fund event. Established in 2002, the Fund has committed more than $6 million to 55 programs designed to stimulate the local economy and improve services in the region.
Split into two active programs — Here for Business and Here for Health — the Rio Tinto Community Fund is looking to bolster activity in 2019. The Here for Business Program provides business coaching and no interest micro-finance for new or existing businesses, while the Here for Health Program identifies opportunities to improve health services in Gladstone.
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