Cnr Mamre Road and Hall Street, St Marys NSW
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 St Marys Diggers Club

St Marys Diggers Club is conveniently located close to the M4 Motorway and offers a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere for members and guests with traditional RSL values.

Whether you want to have a meal, dance the night away or get involved in our weekly Club promotions, St Marys Diggers has something for everyone.

We have a Sports Lounge area where you can watch all the big games on our massive screen or play Pool or Snooker. Full TAB and Keno facilities are available, too.

The Hall St Brasserie is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. It offers light snacks or Full Meals. Blackboard and weekly specials are available.

We cater for most functions at the Club and pride ourselves on making your special occasion memorable.

The Club is home to the St Marys Diggers and Band Club Bowlers. We have two beautifully manicured greens that host social and competition events.

 

Notice of Annual General Meeting 2024

Please view the Notice of the 2024 Annual General Meeting.

 

St Marys Diggers and Band Club Annual Report 2023-2024

Please view the 2023 – 2024 Annual Report

 

Board of Directors

Ross Franklyn-Smith – PRESIDENT

Brett Greenow – Senior Vice Presdient

 Karen Cassel – JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT

George McGivern – Director

Andy Ward –DIRECTOR

Bob Higgins – DIRECTOR

Lee-Ann Taylor – DIRECTOR

Uwe Schoenherr – DIRECTOR

Sam Vecchio – DIRECTOR

 

Community Club Grants 2023 – 2024

SMDBC is proud of the funding we provide to the local Community. Through Club Grants, we provide critical funding to local area groups that help support our community’s needs.


Learning Links

$34,780 Oxley Park PS – Psychology in Schools – Learning Links’ in-school Mental Health and Wellbeing Program


St Marys Veterans

$10,000 Veterans and Families Wellbeing support, Advocates training and travel, community computer training and digital skills classes


Colyton Carols

$5,000 Free Christmas Carols event


The Top Blokes Foundation

$4,416 Improving young male mental health across Penrith– Top Blokes Mentoring Program


Cancer Patients Foundation

$8,000 Look Good Feel Better Program


Sunnyfield

$5,000 Empower & Engage Life Program for locals with a disability


Rotary

$5,000 Fundraising The Great Duck Race – proceeds to go to Mama Lana’s


Mama Lana’s

$12,000 Financial Assistance to provide hot meals and basic food hampers to the less fortunate in our community 6 Days Per Week


PCYC

$15,000 STRONG – youth Gym + Wellbeing program for disadvantaged youth


St Marys Reformed Church

$12,500 Provide a vehicle for the Food Assistance program for the local Community


Goal Ball

$5,000 Raising Disability & Inclusivity Awareness Through Physical Literacy – Goalball 4 Schools & Community

 

CLUB GRANTS

Funding applications must be made via the Club Grants portal. Each year, applications for Category 1 and 2 grants open on 1 February and close on 31 May. Applications made outside those dates will not be considered until the following year.

  • https://www.clubgrants.com.au/
  • How do I apply https://www.clubgrants.com.au/how-to-apply

 

Club Grants are supported via the local council who can assist applicants:

PENRITH LOCAL COUNCIL: Michael Laing

  • Community Capacity Officer
  • E Michael.Laing@penrith.city
  • T +612 4732 7405
  • PO Box 60, PENRITH NSW 2751

 

Alternatively, you can contact the ClubsNSW Club Grants member enquiries centre from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm on 1300 730 001. Email: enquiries@clubsnsw.com.au

Total Funding 2023/2024 $316,409

 

Category 2:

  • Colyton/St Clair Colts Cricket Club
  • St Clair Comets JRLFC
  • St Marys Bowlers

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CLUB MEMBERS

This Club is required by law to make available to its members information that relates to the management and financial administration of the Club, including:

1. A register of disclosures made by the directors and employees of the Club.

2. Details of the overseas travel made by the directors and employees of the Club.

3. Details of loans given by the Club to employees.

4. Details of employment contracts for top executives.

5. Details of the payments made by the Club for consultant services.

6. Details of legal settlements made by the Club with a director or an employee of the Club.

7. Details of legal fees paid by the Club for a director or an employee of the Club.

8. The Club’s annual gaming machine profit.

9. The amount applied by the Club to community development and support.

10. Details of training completed, or exemptions claimed, by a director, club secretary or manager of the Club.

AND

The Club must provide quarterly financial statements to its board for adoption and make them available to members, including:

1. The Club’s profit and loss accounts and trading accounts for the quarter and

2. A balance sheet as of the end of the quarter.

 

GAMBLING POLICY STATEMENT

View our Gambling Policy Statement

View our Gaming Plan of Management