Service & Fundraising
Community service and fundraising initiatives provide opportunity for our students to give back to their community.
At TAS, we believe that education extends well beyond the classroom. Service and fundraising are woven into the fabric of life at TAS, not as obligations, but as genuine expressions of who our students are and who they are becoming. Our value of compassion is not something we talk about. It is something we practise, year after year, in ways that make a real difference to real people.
Service and fundraising are deeply ingrained in the TAS curricular and co-curricular programs, and we provide numerous opportunities for students of all ages to engage in meaningful projects. These opportunities allow TAS students to make a continued positive impact on our community while helping develop essential life skills such as leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving.
Service projects
In recent years, our service projects have included:
- Worn Up Uniform Recycling Drive
- Eat Up Program
- Rosies Friends on the Street Outreach
- Hambledon House Community Centre Food and Pantry Drive
- Annual Beach Cleanup with Tarango Blue
- Containers for Change Drive
- Go Packs for Ruth's Women's Shelter
- Agile Wallaby Project
- Pyjama Foundation Day and Fundraising
- Reef Guardian School.
Round Square
Fundraising projects
In recent years, fundraising projects have included:
- Kewarra Beach Annual Charities Fair
- One Million Beehives
- Olivia Newton-John Wellness Centre Fundraising
- Queensland Cancer Council, Harmony Day Fundraising
- Rosies Friends on the Street
- Cans for a Cause
- Backpack Beds Australia.
Cancer Council Ponytail Project
Over the past six years, TAS students have raised more than $100,000 for the Ponytail Project.