Funds raised every month following the Chicks@Lunch function go towards projects that benefit the Animal Welfare League of Queensland's shelter on Shelter Road (off the Gold Coast Highway) in Coombabah. The following images show some of the construction projects made possible through the money raised by Chicks@Lunch.
Whether it's providing winter walls for the dog pens, new washing machine, property drainage,
roadworks and behavioral exclosure yard. These improvements to the Animal Welfare League's premises benefit the dogs and cats and many other animals rescued there directly , and of course improve the working environment and conditions for the AWL staff too.
roadworks and behavioral exclosure yard. These improvements to the Animal Welfare League's premises benefit the dogs and cats and many other animals rescued there directly , and of course improve the working environment and conditions for the AWL staff too.
ROSIE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THESE BUILDING RENOVATIONS' DREAM COME TRUE
Including the Golden Oldie Pen, pathways, drainage and behavioural yard
Concrete, floor, partial roof & shade sail
Extension to Education Centre floor area
Laying of Sir Walter Turf
Distributing Mulch
Thanks to Councillor Dawn Crichlow OAM
who introduced me to all the following people
Shane Cowan – Manager
Career Employment Australia Inc – Bridging the Gap
Ian Hall – Business Development Manager
Careen Employment Australia Inc – Bridging the Gap
John Bishton – Career Employment Australia Inc
Bridging the Gap
Karen Byrne – Regional Manager – Dept of Employment
Bridging the Gap
Jim – On site Supervisor – Career Employment Australia
Bridging the Gap
Daren Johnson – Dept Parks & Landscape Maintenance
Gold Coast City Council
Thanks also to all the wonderful boys who worked so hard to get the work done – rain, hail or shine they were on the job
………My beautiful nephew………
Scott Hinton Scooter Sails – Yamba
OP SHOP BONANZA
Kimya sourced new fashion items from her wholesaler in Brisbane to sell at the AWL Op Shops. Chicks@Lunch paid a minimal $1,100 for the goods with an expected revenue earning of $3,000 to $4,000.
Both Kimya & Rosie spent two days in the Southport Op Shop unloading and displaying shoes, handbags, jewellery boxes, scarves, belts, wallets etc.See images below of this, our June project.
