$3.4 million
invested in the communities of Maldon, Newstead, Dunolly & the Mount Alexander District

Welcome to Maldon District Financial Services Ltd

We are a locally owned and operated company established by locals in 1999 when the big banks left Maldon. We run the Community Bank Maldon & District which means our profits are returned to the local community that generated them. A board of volunteers oversee the company. Our mission is to do great things in our communities by:

  • Investing our profits back into our communities by offering partnerships and grants with funding for local community groups, clubs and organisations
  • Providing local jobs by employing staff who live in our communities
  • Giving a voice to our region and encouraging other funders to co-support projects in our communities
We love doing great stuff with our community by partnering with you in things that matter and by investing in our communities. We work with community groups, clubs, organisations and events across Maldon, Newstead, Dunolly & the Mount Alexander District. 

We would love to chat about how we can work with you to make our region a more resilient, thriving and connected place to be! Contact Jane Hoiting, MDFSL Executive Officer at executiveofficer@mdcb.com.au to discuss our programs.

Grants and Partnerships

We want to partner with you!
Please click on the links below to find out about our current grants and to access our partnership application forms.

Small Business Action Plan participants - 2020

Community Impact

Check out some of the great stories about how our profits are used to support community events, infrastructure projects, sport and recreation and training and development needs.

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What we have achieved

175

Community Groups Supported

23

Years
Old

$3.4m

invested in the communities of Maldon, Newstead, Dunolly & the Mt. Alexander District

Traditional Owners

We acknowledge the traditional owners of this land, the Dja Dja Wurrung people, and we pay our respect to the elders past, present and emerging. The Dja Dja Wurrung people have been custodians of this land for many centuries, and have performed age old ceremonies of celebration, ritual and renewal. We acknowledge their living culture and their unique role in the life of this region.

We express our gratitude that we share this land together, our sorrow for some of the cost of that sharing, and our hope and belief that we can move to a place of equity, justice and partnership together.

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