Modern tools, timeless mission: Stand Like Stone awarded City of Mount Gambier grant to strengthen digital impact
Stand Like Stone Foundation has been awarded a $10,000 Community Strengthening Grant through the City of Mount Gambier’s 2025/2026 Grants and Sponsorship Program to support a major digital transformation project.
Pictured above: Matt Cutting, Lynnette Martin and Jason Wallace
The philanthropic foundation will use the funding to develop a new website and implement improved communications and fundraising systems—enhancing its ability to connect with donors, deliver scholarships, and support community-led initiatives across the Limestone Coast.
“This investment is a game changer,” said Stand Like Stone CEO Jason Wallace. “It helps us adapt to modern technology, safeguard our data, and streamline how we fundraise and engage with donors—strengthening our impact now and for generations to come.”
The project is being delivered in partnership with Green Triangle Electronics, which has generously donated its expertise pro bono to support the foundation’s digital upgrade.
“It’s a privilege to partner with Stand Like Stone to strengthen the foundation for our community and its future,” said Matt Cutting, Director and Information Technology Manager at Green Triangle Electronics.
Stand Like Stone is one of several recipients in the first round of the City of Mount Gambier’s Grants and Sponsorship Program, which supports community organisations to build capacity, deliver events, and invest in long-term sustainability.
For more information and a full list of grant recipients, visit: https://www.mountgambier.sa.gov.au/news/2025-2026-grants-and-sponsorship-program-round-one-awarded
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Artwork by Aunty Michelle Jacquelin-Furr depicting the waterholes, landforms and stones of the Limestone Coast.
