Welcome to the Winter Edition of E-Vol-ution, the quarterly newsletter from Eastern Volunteers. Highlights include:
Buy your piece of Eastern Volunteers
Maroondah Federation Estate, Ringwood Library, Miles Avenue, Warrandyte Road and Suda Avenue are just some of the previous locations of Eastern Volunteers. This transient history has made it difficult for us to establish a permanent home.
In 2006 we moved upstairs to 1a/36 New Street and established the goal of creating a permanent presence for our services. Almost five years later we have outgrown our current offices and have faced ongoing challenges due to the lack of accessibility in being located upstairs.
We have secured the purchase of 1/36 New Street and it is our aim to move downstairs so we can create an accessible and inclusive community facility.
We are seeking your support to make this vision a reality.
Your donation will secure the future of Eastern Volunteers and enable us to create an accessible and inclusive service to the community by relocating downstairs at 1/36 New Street in Ringwood.
While Eastern Volunteers has been able to purchase the building, we need your assistance to help with the costs of relocation and fitting out the ground floor. We are appealing for donations to make this vision a reality. All donations will be recognised on our website and donations above $500 will receive a jigsaw piece symbolising your commitment to a piece of our future. Donations of $500 and above will also be featured in our new foyer on a jigsaw puzzle of the building. We have set a fundraising target of $60,000 and we need your assistance so that we can create the next piece of Eastern Volunteers future.
Join us for the launch of our Building Fund Campaign and Special General Meeting at 10.30am on 21st July at our offices at 1a/36 New Street, Ringwood.
Donations can be made at www.easternvolunteers.org.au/buildingfund
EV Business Booster Breakfast
Eastern Volunteers holds regular business breakfasts with the aim of linking businesses with the community. Our May Business booster Breakfast featured Greg Fordham from Airbiz and was attended by approximately 50 guests.
The second breakfast will be held on the 10th of August with Brooke Miller as the guest speaker. Brooke is the General Manager of Elite Customer Solutions – the BP Business Service Centre, which provides services across finance, sales and marketing and logistics with a staff of approximately 400 employees. Elite has a very strong commitment to Diversity and Inclusion which is highlighted each year through a Community Week program. Brooke will be discussing the benefits of corporate volunteering and how it improves staff morale and business.
Hear Brooke Miller at the Karralyka Centre, Mines Road, Ringwood East on Wednesday 10th August from 7.30 am.
Register online at www.easternvolunteers.org.au/boosterbreakfast
Charity Golf Day
The Ringwood Golf Club has generously offered to raise funds for Eastern Volunteers through its Charity Golf Day. The Charity Golf Day will be held on 18th November at Ringwood Golf Course. A team of two can be registered for $250 and a team of four for $500.
If you’re a keen golf player, then please support the Ringwood Golf Club’s Charity Golf Day. Eastern Volunteers thanks the Ringwood Golf Club and the Charity Golf Day Committee for their generosity and community focus.
Please read our Winter Edition of the E-Vol-ution newsletter for further information:
- Eastern Volunteers Building Fund
- Special General Meeting
- Gift Wrapping
- Charity Golf Day
- Farewell to Manager, Business Development
- Volunteer Training and Vacancies
- The Stan Pump Outstanding Volunteer Achievement Award
- Business Booster Breakfasts