The program is designed to reward local not-for-profit community and sporting groups and expose the unsung heroes in the city.
Every two months, a group will be chosen by a panel of three judges and will receive a $1000 donation and 20 free coffee vouchers to distribute to their volunteers.
The group will also have the opportunity to have a display or fundraise at the Kwinana Marketplace.
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READ NOWDance 4 Africa is co-ordinated by Jasmyn Hillier (18), who is studying full-time and has spent the past few years dedicating her time to the dance group.
Ms Hillier said it was an amazing feeling to have been recognised as a group.
‘We are just one big family and this will give us a great opportunity to keep doing what we love,’ she said.
The next judging will be held on May 26.
The Kwinana Marketplace Helping Hand nomination form can be found at www.kwinanamarketplace. com.au.