Client Services
OTHER ACTIVITIES
In addition to the programs and services outlined above,
the Client Services team achieved the following:
Fundraising: developing untied financial resources
continues to be a priority for WCC, as it allows us to better
respond to community. Activities focused on raising funds
for the
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Gift-wrapping: Partnerships with Epping Plaza
developed, and we were supported by dedicated
volunteers to provide gift-wrapping for Valentine’s
Day, Mother’s Day, and Father’s Day is planned.
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Trivia Night 2012: A success trivia night attracted
300 people, and WCC raised $10,000 for
Community Transport. Much thanks to our donors
and volunteers who supported the night.
BBQs: Volunteers
Events: WCC has a strong commitment to
supporting local events.
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International Women’s Day. 80 people
attended a lunch, with awards given to
local women making a difference in the
local area in March. This year’s award
recipient was Colleen Geddes, who was
nominated by Doreen Power, CEO Plenty
Valley Community Health
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International Volunteer Day: was held in
conjunction with Harry Jenkins’s office in
December 2012.
Art Connect: an exhibition was held by a local
artist, Lorraine Nelson with over 50 people
attending the opening. Planning has commenced
to further develop support and opportunities for
local artists.
Tax Help: a group of highly passionate volunteer
accountants assisted over 400 low income
residents to submit their tax returns in 2012/2013.
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