I worked with Jack for bush care, we weeded different weeds and planted a tree for him

On Wednesday morning the king’s senior leadership team attended a two hour bush care session lead by the regular volunteer jack. It was a great opportunity for us to see all of the amazing work that has been done by previous groups and the aims that Jack has for the future. The main activities that we did were weeding large areas of ground for aesthetic and functional purposes. I’m looking forward to brining my flat to our session in the near future.

I did the Kings bushcare. Today we did some weeding and weeded the whole front and sides of the driveway of Kings College

Bush Care - we did weeding it was very rewarding to be apart of this activity. It was great to be able to help out the Kings community and participate in a service act to give back. Immersing myself within the bush care and learning about the weeds that had been transferred from the floods was interesting.

The SLT for 2025 did bushcare as apart of P Week. It was lead by Jack which was a good opportunity to meet him and learn about the local plants and trees. We split up across the area and did weeding.

I enjoyed the service activity in O Week. It was great to help packing medical supplies and sorting through books and clothes.

Fantastic to see 10 King's College students support the Someone Who Cares' organisation through Rotary Toowong. Many thanks to Community Convenors Amelie and Lucy from Kings College for organising the 10-strong student contingent who helped out at Someone Who Cares on Thursday 20th February. These keen young students arrived by car and maxi-taxi under their own steam to lend a hand with sorting and packing goods and helping to repair wheelchairs and other mobility aids.

processed and prepared freshly harvested and rescued vegetables, cooked and packed single-serve meals, soups and sweet fruit-based treats.

We helped pack meals for people who struggle to pay for food due to the cost of living. We made around 5000 meals.

Today we created baby packs for struggling Mums which included a onesie, singlet, nappies, blankets, soap, shampoo, conditioner, and moisturiser.

We went to Fareshare and helped pack food for emergency response to flooding and for people in need.

Amazing to see a group of King’s students make a significant impact at FareShare Brisbane today. The group successfully served 1716 meals, packed 320 meals and donated a further 786 meals.

I was fortunate enough to be able to pack meals to be sent to those in need in rural regions.

We helped pack meals for North Queensland flood relief

Today I visited food care where I was fortunate enough to organise and pack pre made meals into boxes. As a result of this, many families in both remote and urban parts of northern Queensland ought to be secured nutritious meals, particularly during natural disasters and other unfortunate events.

This morning (19/2) myself and other peers helped portion meals for the Fare Share charity. Excess food from grocers and other large company’s such as Woolworths was repurposed to make delicious and nutrition packed meals that will reach those in and around Queensland who are experiencing food insecurity.

Today, we helped prepare meals for people around Australia who struggle with food insecurity. We did tasks such as weighing various foods to package, and actually packaging the food. This initiative is very important as not only is food waste reduced (food is donated from grocery stores and restaurants that would otherwise go to waste), but various Australians get to improve their quality of life with nutritious meals.

I poured chicken curry into storage packages that can hold food fresh for years.

While at FareShare, helped to make and pack meals to help with flood relief in North Queensland.

It was a very good experience to understand what fare share is all about. I was able to help label a lot of the meals which will then be sent out to people who need them.