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What started as a project called ‘Devil Ark’ that focused on saving the iconic, endangered Tasmanian Devil in 2011 has since grown tenfold due to its overwhelming success and the now rebranded Aussie Ark is dedicated to conserving and protecting native wildlife.

In an ideal world, a man can express himself wholeheartedly through effective communication, be courageous by revealing his vulnerability and lead an authentic life in line with his purpose and values without fear of being judged. Unfortunately, we are NOT living in an ideal world!

It’s a small club, but the combined 2000+ members of the Coorparoo RSL and Community Club provide a positive, visible contribution to the local community via welfare support to veterans – e.g. ADF (Australian Defence Force) Members, Veterans and their families. The Sub-Branch also supports the local community via schools and youth groups – who in turn contribute assistance to community groups such as National Seniors, Rotary, Legacy, and Meals on Wheels.

Tallebudgera Surf Lifesaving Club, or “Talle” to the locals, is nestled just 500 metres from the entrance to Tallebudgera Creek, making it a popular destination for all types of water enthusiasts.

According to current projections, plastic waste in our oceans will triple to 600 million metric tonnes by 2040. There will be fewer fish and more plastic in the ocean by 2050.
“If we can have rubbish bins on land then why not have them in the ocean”? – Pete Ceglinski, Seabins’ founder of Seabin Project.

It is simple to overlook the tragedy of our failing environment, and in particular the predicament of creatures without a voice fighting extinction. The Majestic Elephant, the biggest of all, is in need of our assistance.

We believe that sustainability is a top priority for our future generations, and we want to help bring about this change through education. We believe that it is important for students to learn about recycling and composting at an early age so that they can become aware of how their actions affect the environment daily.

Currumbin Wildlife Hospital has cared for Australia’s diverse and exciting wildlife for over 30 years.
All of the wildlife treated is native to Australia and therefore must be rehabilitated, and released back into the wild by specialist veterinarians.

Destiny Rescue is a worldwide organisation that rescues children from sex trafficking, rehabilitate them and get them educated with the skills to be able to work in a healthy environment and give them a life of freedom.

Surf Lifesaving Clubs deliver over the summer season “annually”, a safe environment for all to enjoy.  It’s where our children make and play with friends, whilst also learning respect for the water and gaining confidence swimming in the surf.