Throughout the year the Hunteract Club has many fundraising activities from Triva Nights, Entertainment Book and Krispy Kreme Drives to socail party's

The Salvation Army’s Oasis Youth Centre in Wyong offers crisis intervention and
support services to young people between 12 and 24 yrs old.
Facilities at the centre include a gymnasium/indoor sports centre, a Workshop; Arts
and Multimedia Centre; Internet Café; Recording Studio; Auditorium; and Rock Climbing Wall.

Hunteract donated $1500

Over the oast year Hunteract has provided support to its parent club, Newcastle Rotary at teh following events:

• ANZAC dawn service BBQ at Nobby’s Surf Lifesaving Club
• 150th Anniversary of the Great Northern Railway at Newcastle train station.

Took place at Wests Leagues Club which showcased that seasons fashions from several local clothing stores and young designers. As well as the fashion parade itself there was also a band, raffle and auction on the night.

$2000 was Raised for young care, Youngcare is a charity and non-profit organisation formed to help young Australians with high care needs. This is done by taking (intellectually disabled young people, for example) out of elderly aged care facilities and providing them with a dignified and relevant lifestyle.

Hunteract has been organising Krispy Kreme drives to donated money to the GO Fund, an organization that supports research into the treatment, prevention and early detection of gynaecological cancer.

The club is planning to send educational materials to Mvolo, a village in Southern Sudan. The schools in the village were destroyed during the civil war and children currently have no school in which to learn. Hunteract will send supplies to the region in early 2007.

Hunteract donated school supplies to several communities in both Sudan and Samoa to the value of $3000.

Hunteract supported Warners Bay Rotary in their annual Loop the Lake event by providing some man-power for the day. Loop the Lake is a recreational bike ride around Lake Macquarie with a major purpose of raising money for the John Hunter Children’s Hospital. Money has been raised to establish and maintain a Play Therapy teacher for the children.

Hunteract has established a link with the Rotaract Club of East Timor in September 2006 and hopes to work together with their members to fund projects in East Timor. The small island has seen a lot of tragedy in the past few years with political upheaval and the devastation of the tsunami. Hunteract will further the humanitarian aims of Rotary by learning more about East Timor and its people.

Hunteract put together 44 boxes of goods, including toys, clothes and educational materials, to send to victims of the tsunami in South East Asia.

Some members of Hunteract took part in the annual Red-Cross Door Knock appeal for the Hamilton Region.

We have also donated food to the Maitland Family Support Scheme for their Christmas appeal.

Hunteract donated 3 bikes to the Hunter branch of Technical Aids to the Disabled (TADS) to establish a bike clinic. TADS is a volunteer organization that use their technical skills to create assistive devices to allow people with disabilities to live their lives more fully. The model bikes are used by TADS volunteers to see what modifications will need to be made to bicycles for children with a disability. The children then go and source their own bikes, and modifications are made according to the measurements made on the model bikes.

Hunteract held a Trivia Night at Nobbies Surf Club and successfully raised $1500 for Telstra Child Flight. Child Flight is the only emergency helicopter transport service in Australia that is dedicated solely to the transport of critically ill or injured children and babies.

Hunteract members took part in the annual Toy Run organised by Bikers Australia, collecting toys, gifts and funds which are then donated to the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal.