High-end haircuts for the homeless
HAIR stylists from some of Sydney’s top salons took time out of their busy day to give Newtown’s homeless and disadvantaged a makeover.
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Hospital volunteers give back
THE Royal North Shore Hospital have celebrated the hard work of their volunteers in honour of DoSomething Day.
Artist saving farmers one bale at a time
ARTIST and photographer, Marie Ramos is saving drought stricken farmers one bale of hay at a time. The Lane Cove resident has teamed up with Buy a Bale charity and local north shore schools to help Aussie farmers in need.
Delicious deeds done so sweet
There are few better feelings than doing a nice thing for someone else – and so it was for DoSomething Day today when Coasties gave their best in so many different ways.
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Hardy gardeners help school
EMPLOYEES of The Epping Club have helped prepare a garden, and planted the first of many fruit-bearing plants at the Karonga School at Epping as part of DoSomething Day.
Canine blood donor heroes
TIGER the greyhound earned her stripes by having a preliminary blood test so she can become a lifesaving donor to the University of Sydney’s canine blood bank as a part of DoSomething Day.
Giving back just part of the job
PARRAMATTA Eels hooker Cameron King was happy to embrace the spirit of DoSomething Day during a visit to disability services centre Northcott House.
Hills volunteers #DoSomething
RANDOM acts of kindness are occurring across the Hills today, as part of NewsLocal’s #DoSomething Day campaign.
Patients on a roll for #DoSomething Day
THE sun shone brightly as Prince of Wales hospital patients were treated to a morning of lawn bowls at Randwick Bowls Club as part of DoSomething Day.
Volunteers help restore parklands
#DoSomething Day is here so now’s the time to ask yourself: “What can I do to help out someone in need or do my part for the city today?”
18 Mosman SES volunteers’ 165 years of service
THE Mosman SES unit’s 47 active volunteer members come from different backgrounds – but what they all have in common is an unwavering commitment to give back to the local community.
Club Ashfield celebrates DoSomething Day
YOU could hear the laughter a mile away at St Anthony’s Family Care in Croydon this morning, when Ashfield Club treated the children to a special treat as part of DoSomething Day.
DoSomething Day transformation at hospital
A revamp of Mt Druitt Hospital’s palliative care ward garden is set to ease the strain on families visiting loved ones in their final days: “It’s just going to make the journey that happens in there so much better, and more memorable.”
Kambala school gives back
IF YOU’VE been struggling with motivation on Do Something Day consider this — so far this morning the girls at Kambala School have already helped domestic violence victims and abandoned animals.
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