Generosity is flowing strong at the Caloundra Power Boat Club, where members and guests have helped to donate more than $25,000 to Rosies Friends on the Street Sunshine Coast.
Across four separate contributions, this support is helping the organisation continue its vital work reaching out to people experiencing homelessness and social isolation.
Power boat president Les Broughton says giving back to the local community is at the heart of the club’s values.
“Rosies does incredible work supporting some of the most vulnerable people in our region,” he says.
“We’re proud that, with the help of our members and guests, we’ve been able to contribute over $25,000 towards their efforts. It’s our way of saying ‘thank you’ and ensuring their team can keep making a real difference.”
The donations were made possible due to the generosity of members, guests and the wider community who back the club’s fundraising raffles.
Rosies Sunshine Coast coordinator Carolyn Wilson says the donations will directly help continue outreach services.
“We’re so grateful for the ongoing support from the Caloundra Power Boat Club,” she says.
“Contributions like this allow us to provide not just food or a hot drink, but also dignity, connection and hope to people in need.”
