It was great to be a part of the ABC Sunshine Coast “Meet every Listener” campaign at Buderim this week.
Two of our clients, Bloomhill Cancer Help and the Buderim Foundation had a chat to Jess Hinchliffe along with our very own USC PR intern Alexis Bell.
Award winning gluten and grain free expert and cookbook author, Tania Hubbard is bringing her Food for Everybody workshop to Adelaide, sharing her knowledge on gluten and grain free living, while revealing fresh and simple meals the whole family can enjoy.
In its second round of grants for this financial year, the Buderim Foundation presented cheques totaling nearly $28,000 in grants to five community organisations on Friday evening. The presentations were made during the Foundation’s first social event for 2014 at Buderim’s Craft Cottage.
Bloomhill Cancer Help’s Nambour Op-Shop has just received a fresh coat of paint and a new look thanks to a group of dedicated Bloomhill staff and volunteers.
And now it and Bloomhill’s other five Op Shops across the Sunshine Coast are ready for more donations.
Award winning gluten and grain free expert and cookbook author, Tania Hubbard is set to tour cities across Australia sharing her knowledge on gluten and grain free living, while revealing fresh and simple meals the whole family can enjoy.
Education and training providers are again joining with industry and community representatives to create real opportunities for Sunshine Coast’s young people and launch the new Student Futures website.
University of the Sunshine Coast students are heading to Malaysia to continue their work to save Borneo Sun Bears after a documentary screening fundraiser raised $1,100.
As part of the students Public Relations Degree, the project supporting the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre (BSBCC), provides industry experience for students and exposure for the new adoption program of Bornean Sun Bears which the students have developed.
A new opportunity for student and teachers to engage with environmental conservation launches this week.
As part of their communication degrees, four University of the Sunshine Coast students have been developing an adoption program for the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre which will help raise money and awareness about endangered sun bears in Malaysia.
