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'Certificate of Thanks' for the donation made in May 2024, that shows the laundry has been installed in Ampilatwatja,NT, that we hope you can share with your members.

Your generous donation of $1,000 contributed to funding the Ampilatwatja Community Laundry that was completed in August 2024. With a total project cost of $21,000, this new facility is now providing washing facilities to over 600 people who previously had access to either a domestic washing machine in just 10 of the 32 homes, and for the rest of the homes, one washing machine at the school. 

Sticky Pixels?

Introducing Sticky Pixels, a small local business operated and owned by Phillippa Ross and dedicated to creating your vision with digital precision. 

Offering a fully custom designed service for your vinyl cut or printed signage. From logo design or reproduction, to setting up your artwork / vision for any job. 

With four decades of industry experience, product knowledge and a wealth of creativity, you can be assured you will get exactly what you ask for.

Sticky Pixels has a huge range of signage and promotional products, from A Frames, Banners and Corflutes, to Acrylic and Metal Signs, Stickers, 

Business Cards and Flyers, Book Printing (soft or hard cover) Vehicle signage services including Car Wraps (printed or colour change), 

One Way Perforated Window Film, Contour Cut Spot Graphics, Decals, Pinstriping and Magnetic signs.  

Also providing advice and services on Digital File Setup for book publishing, complete Website Builds, Web Hosting, Domains and more…

Whether it’s corporate or domestic, business or private…get assistance from an expert.

Also don’t forget to ask about our exciting new of Paint Pouring Products, Kits and Class options…call in, phone or email Phillippa today!

Address: 7B Chris Collins Ct, Murray Bridge SA 5253

Email: phillippa@stickypixels.com.au

Phone: (08) 8548 9253

https://www.facebook.com/people/Sticky-Pixels/61573050240988/

Hello Magical Hay Hero Rotarians!

 It has been a while since I’ve provided an all points update to D9510 Clubs on our collective efforts to raise money to buy Fodder to save SA Farmers’ livestock!

 I’m blown away by our Network’s response, by donating their hard earned $’s … THANK YOU

 • Rotary clubs
• Rotaract clubs  
• Inner Wheel clubs (including one from Rome, Italy!)  

And beyond our own generous Rotary Network – we’ve had Businesses; Community Groups; Church Groups; Councils; Politicians and MANY members of the public who have also generously Donated - $352,000 in total to date! 

Mental Health support has been bandied around by Federal and State Government in the media a lot of late. But I can tell you, of all the farmers we’ve supported and talk to on a daily basis, they clearly state that Rotary’s effort to supply feed for their Sheep and Cows is the BEST form of Mental Health support they can get right now.

 Our Social Media feed is filled with heart felt messages of praise for our collective efforts.

 Since We Started Delivering Hay on 24 February 2025

CALENDAR WINNERS 

24^th June

Draw Date

Value

Winning No.

Winner

Location

Sold by

24.6.25	$100	290	Jacki Amor	Aldinga Beach	L. Sickerdick
	$50	692	Georgina Willoughby	Mile End	P. Willoughby

 

Kai Martin raises more than $50,000 for local domestic violence services

Can we give a Big Thanks and Community Recognition to this young man, Kai Martin.

On the 23rd of May Kai Martin gave an amazing gift to his Murray Bridge Community.

He ran the Lavender Federation Trail, a 325 km ( approximately 202 miles ) trek  from Clare to Murray Bridge - All to raise funds for Domestic Violence. 

Kai is an inspiring young man who works with underprivileged kids and their families and has always been aware of Domestic Violence with a need to do something about it.  His gift was running and setting a goal of raising $25,000.

Incredibly, Kai pushed himself so hard over 3 days - he was delirious when he arrived back at his home town in the early hours at 3am on Monday morning. But he had smashed his fundraising goal, netting more than $50,000 – and possibly much more – for local domestic violence support services.

Senior Community Constable Derek Mattner joined Kai at the 150km mark, running 130km through freezing conditions and challenging terrain. Kai expressed his gratitude, stating Derek’s support was crucial to the run’s success.

Support Our Farmers

Rotary Australia World Community Service is assisting affected communities of the Western Victoria and South Australian Drought region through the network of local Rotary Clubs and in collaboration with local support agencies 

Western Victoria & South Ausralia has been severely impacted by drought with farming land dry and barren and livestock feed and water running out fast.

Beyond livestock feed, the impact of the drought with the heartbreaking hardships the farming families themselves are facing as they watch their animals deteriorate. Mental health issues are often paramount. Some families themselves go without to ensure their livestock survive. This RAWCS project intends to raise funds to support humanitarian relief projects for those impacted in the drought affected regions.

RAWCS Drought Relief for South Australia Farmers & Livestock Fund

This fund was established in late February and has already provided a significant number of hay bales /livestock feed to farmers in the Mid North and West Coast of SA.   Continued support for SA farmers and their livestock is desperately needed. 

Click on this link to donate directly to the South Australian Drought Fund  https://donations.rawcs.com.au/42-2024-25

RAWCS Western Victoria Drought Emergency Relief Fund  

Rotary Australia World Community Service (RAWCS) is assisting affected communities of the Western Victoria Drought region through the network of local Rotary Clubs and in collaboration with local support agencies. 

Click on this link to donate directly to the Victorian Drought Fund https://directory.rawcs.com.au/54-2024-25

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