US EditionBorder Trust sets sights on $20 million plan to generate 'enduring' community asset
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Border Trust sets sights on $20 million plan to generate 'enduring' community asset
Border Trust CEO Sue Gold, founding board director Chris Horton and Albury Wodonga Regional Foodshare’s Sue Thornton at the launch of the $20 million Community Impact Fund. Photo: Supplied. It was a particularly fitting backdrop for an Albury-Wodonga charity to launch an ambitious $20 million initiative to safeguard local causes for generations to come. With an event overlooking Lake Hume, Border Trust celebrated its 20th anniversary with the an…
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