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Rotary cooks up kindness

23/06/2025

L-R Angela and Hudson grab a snag after shopping. Rotary Members. L-R Hank Kolkman, Alan Foster (President The Rotary Club of Casey), John Ternel, Selina Ternel and Jan Dillon. (Garry Sissons: 485653)

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By Afraa Kori

The Rotary Club of Casey hosted a successful community barbecue at Bunnings on Sunday, 22 June. Volunteers served up sausages and drinks to shoppers throughout the day, raising funds for local projects and charitable initiatives.

The event drew strong support from the community, with many enjoying a classic Aussie snag while backing the Rotary Club’s ongoing efforts.

Proceeds will go towards youth programs, environmental initiatives, and support for vulnerable residents in the Casey area.

The club expressed its gratitude to everyone who stopped by, donated, or volunteered their time to help make the day a success.

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