We helped out with Community Table preparing food for distribution to the homeless it was so nice to help out!

We sold over $500 worth of tickets it was a great way to get involved and help a really good cause while still having fun.

We helped pack meals for the homeless with Community Table. We cooked up and packaged hot meals and sandwiches.

On the 7th of May I attended bushcare with my flat, jack was super helpful in helping us distinguish between different weeds.

On the 11th of April I attended the SHE Week pool party, there was heaps of good food like a charcuterie board and cupcakes, it was such a fun activity.

On the 19th of March, I attended the Healthy Relationships sex ed workshop, it was super informative and we all learnt a lot about what a healthy relationship should look like!

On the 2nd of March I attended the early morning Clean Up Australia Day session with Kings College, it was great to get out and help with a group of us, I had alot of fun!

on march 2nd (clean up Australia day) we walked around St lucia picking up rubbish.

Made birthing kits and prepared old clothes to be sent to mothers and children in need.

Did multiple SHE week activities to connect with my peers.

Today we packed meals for the homeless. good to help out and make a difference :))

On Sunday morning, I volunteered with the Youngcare Foundation, which hosted a 5km Budgie Bolt to raise funds for better care for young people with disabilities. I helped set up tables at the start, and then worked as a walk marshal, guiding participants along the correct course. After the race, I helped pack down the tents and handed out water to those who had finished

Today, we walked 5km for YoungCare as part of the Budgie Bolt :)

Volunteered this Sunday morning for the Young care foundation. The young care foundation hosted a 5km budgie bolt in attempts to raise money for greater care for the disabled youth. Bella and I helped set up the tables, and then we were walk marshals making sure people stuck to the right course. After this we then packed up the tents and gave water to people who had finished the race. Overall, it was a really fun day and it felt great to give back to the community for such an important cause.

I volunteered from 7-11am at Budgie Bolt. Helped at the hydration station, hand out merch, set up, and pack up.

This morning, Kings College students participated in the Youngcare Budgy Bolt, a 5 km run/walk around New Farm Park to support Youngcare. Youngcare designs and builds Specialist Disability Accommodation for individuals with high physical support needs. It was a wonderful morning spent supporting an amazing charity, and we were fortunate to enjoy some warm sunshine.

Did multiple she week activities to connect with others !

Volunteered from 7am-11am at the budgie bolt! We helped with the hydration station, helping register participants, handed out merch and cheered runners on!!

We chopped wood for the fireplace

Earlier this week, we proudly delivered 100 MOM Packs to the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health (IUIH), each carefully packed with essential sanitary and hygiene items to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families across South East Queensland. This project holds deep meaning for us as a club. At its core, community service is about recognising where we can support others with empathy and action – even in small, practical ways. Each pack represents our commitment to supporting the health and wellbeing of individuals in ways that are thoughtful, meaningful, and grounded in care. The Institute for Urban Indigenous Health is a regional not-for-profit Community Controlled Health Service that delivers health, wellbeing, and social support services across the region in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community health organisations. Their work is grounded in respect, cultural strength, and discipline – values we deeply admire and are proud to support. This initiative embodies the true spirit of "Service Above Self" – dedicating our time, effort, and care to respond meaningfully to the needs of our broader community. We are so grateful to have had the opportunity to contribute to IUIH’s incredible mission. A special thank you to Past President and Rotaract Advisor, Nim Prasad, from the Rotary Club of Brisbane International, for your ongoing guidance and assisting us with this meaningful project. Swipe to see some behind-the-scenes moments from our packing session, powered by teamwork and heart. 🙌