Newsletters

Street Mission’s June newsletter celebrates serving 289 guests, seeking $2,500 in donations.FY2026 Update Over 3,200 meals were served across both kitchens this year,Kitchen attendance rose 7% year-on-year, with average attendance

Street Mission’s May newsletter highlights 293 guests served $2,500 in donations/grants, and 17 new volunteer applications, with the Bunnings sausage sizzle featured as the month’s community event. Download – 2026.02 –

April celebrates 306 guests served, $1,500 in donations/grants, and 10 new volunteer applications, alongside the Sea Eagles 50/50 raffle supporting Street Mission. Download – 2026.02 – Street Mission – Newsletter

March’s newsletter celebrates volunteers, shares operational milestones, highlights donation needs. There were 221 guests served, $7,000 in donations/grants, 20 new volunteer applications, and the Volunteer Thank You BBQ.  Download – 2026.02

Street Mission’s February newsletter celebrates serving 266 guests, seeking $5,000 in donations, and requesting non-perishable food and winter clothes. It highlights milestones, supervisor opportunities, volunteer feedback, and thanks supporters for

Street Mission’s January newsletter reports serving 275 guests and seeking $5,000 in donations. If you have feedback you would like to share with the Committee please email us. Download –

Street Mission’s December newsletter reports serving 271 guests, seeking $5,000 in donations, and requesting non-perishable food and winter clothes. It highlights milestones, supervisor opportunities, volunteer feedback, and thanks supporters for

Street Mission’s November newsletter reports serving 285 guests, seeking $5,000 in donations, and requesting non-perishable food and winter clothes. It highlights milestones, supervisor opportunities, volunteer feedback, and thanks supporters for

Street Mission’s October newsletter reports serving 250 guests, seeking $5,000 in donations, and requesting non-perishable food and winter clothes. It highlights milestones, supervisor opportunities, volunteer feedback, and thanks supporters for

Street Mission’s September newsletter reports serving 238 guests, requesting food and winter clothes, and seeking $5,000. It highlights lower donations ($400), higher kitchen costs ($315), supervisor opportunities, volunteer feedback, and

Street Mission’s August newsletter reports serving 240 guests, requesting food and winter clothes, and seeking $5,000. It highlights donations ($506), kitchen costs ($315), supervisor roles, volunteer feedback, a sponsored NRL