Aftercare is the longest-serving organisation of its kind in Australia, with services in over 40 locations across Australia, supporting thousands of people aged…From Aftercare – Fri, 24 Mar 2017 06:09:40 GMT – View all Greenslopes jobs
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Campaigns Advisor – Vision Australia – Coorparoo QLD
Permanent Full Time Position. Working as part of Vision Australia you will enjoy a values based organisation with benefits including:….From Vision Australia – Fri, 24 Mar 2017 03:59:22 GMT – View all Coorparoo jobs
Lifestyle Co-ordinator – TriCare Limited – Mount Gravatt QLD
A Certificate IV in Leisure and Health (or other relevant qualification). Established for 47 years, TriCare is one of Queensland’s largest private owners and…From TriCare Limited – Thu, 23 Mar 2017 09:39:27 GMT – View all Mount Gravatt jobs
Barista – Garden city – Starbucks careers – Mount Gravatt QLD
In your community, What we do goes outside the store too – you’ll be given opportunities to volunteer in your local community, give back to the neighbourhoods…From Starbucks careers – Thu, 23 Mar 2017 03:08:22 GMT – View all Mount Gravatt jobs
Used clothing fund drive to support boys swim and dive
Forest Lake boys swim and dive is having a used clothing drive fundraiser April 1 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and April 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Working with the Epilepsy Foundation, the team will receive a monetary donation based on the total weight of the items the boys collect.
The group is collecting all types of wearable clothing, jackets, and shoes. They will also collect blankets, sheets, bedspreads, quilts, comforters, towels, drapery, curtains, bath rugs purses, hats, gloves, scarves, and ties. All items should be placed in well tied trash bags.
Books, CDs, VHS tapes, kitchen appliances, outdoor toys, or furniture will not be accepted.broadstreet.zone(48036);
The Epilepsy Foundation truck, with swimmers and parents present to accept donations, will be located in the parking lot of Southwest Junior High at 943 9th Ave. SW.
Call 651-336-3010 or email FLswimfundraisers@gmail.com with any questions.
Children's Services Employee (Outside School Hours Care) – Centacare – Springfield QLD
Conversant with school aged care framework My Time Our Place. A professional not-for-profit provider. This service is an integral part of the school community… $23.69 – $29.00 an hourFrom Centacare – Mon, 27 Mar 2017 23:20:28 GMT – View all Springfield jobs
Team Member – Woolworths Fuel Browns Plains West – Petrol – Browns Plains QLD
Be a part of Australia’s largest retail group. You will provide customers with an exceptional experience every time they visit our store!…From Woolworths Limited – Mon, 27 Mar 2017 07:23:02 GMT – View all Browns Plains jobs
SALES ASSISTANT – Ed Harry – Browns Plains QLD
Part Time Role, regular fortnightly roster. We are looking for a Part Timer who is passionate about customer service and loves fashion….From Ed Harry – Mon, 27 Mar 2017 07:22:21 GMT – View all Browns Plains jobs
Jindalee – Assistant Manager – Adairs – Jindalee QLD
Develop the retail code in store. The opportunity to be part of an amazing team of fun, passionate and talented individuals….From Adairs – Mon, 27 Mar 2017 03:02:05 GMT – View all Jindalee jobs
Lino Lakes comes up big during annual read-a-thon
Students at Lino Lakes Elementary were busy reading for a cause during their second annual read-a-thon Jan. 13 to 27. The goal of the fundraiser was to help pay for costs of classroom technology, STEM activities, and a future playground. Students read a combined total of 124,290 minutes. Out of that total, 558 students met the reading challenge of 2,071.5 hours and raised $12,266. The top reading classrooms, students, top fundraising classrooms, and their teachers received a combined total of $1,100 in Scholastic Bucks to be used at the upcoming book fair. The top three readers were fourth grader Lucas Chall, 1,380 minutes; kindergartner Eva Larkins, 1,290 minutes; and fourth grader Andrew Brandt, 1,110 minutes.
The top three reading classrooms were Amy Greenfield’s fifth grade class, 16,300 minutes; Wendy Amon’s fourth grade class, 14,620 minutes; and Mary Eggebraaten’s sixth grade class, 10,580 minutes.broadstreet.zone(48036);
The top fundraising classrooms were Renee Loberg’s kindergarten class,