multi prize raffle

Thanks to the generosity of our wonderful supporters, we have some amazing prizes.  

 

Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5 and will be drawn at world environment day festival
via  three separate draws at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm.

Here's the growing list of fabulous prizes (in no particular order)

Mt Barney Lodge Two Night Midweek Homestead Heaven Stay valued at $640

Cunningham's Gap, candle holder handmade by Terina Smith
from reclaimed timber and hand turned vitreous china insulators, valued at $580

 

Maynards Gift Voucher to the value of $100 for bamboo products

90 min Private Yoga Session for two valued at $90 from Yoga with Jo

60 min Relaxation/Remedial Massage valued at $70 from Marina's Massage

 

45 minute Aromatouch Massage from Trish Mitchell

Dinner for Two to the value of $50 at Wild Grain Restaurant

David Bland Picture Framing $50 Gift Voucher

David Bland Clock Repairs $50 Gift Voucher 

Macadamia Selection from Greenlee Farms

Your Inspiration At Home herb mix from Kate Kovacs

Pinkle and Co handmade Upcycled Coffee Bag Tote Bag

hand painted reclaimed leather ring handmade by Marta Walender 

Scenic Rim Olives Olive Oil x 2

Set of two Scenic Rim 4 Real Milk Glasses

Family pass to the Robotic Dairy Scenic Rim 4 Real Milk valued at $50

Inflatable Solar Lantern from Far Outdoors

20 Native Seedlings of your choice from Trees Land Carbon

Farmers Fresh Choice Bottle of Fermented Hot Chillies

250g bag Montville Coffee Woodford Blend Espresso Ground Coffee
from Green Bean Buggy – Coffee on Wheels

Bag of polished tumbled stones from Liz Hans

Scenic Rim Lavender Gift Pack

 

$25 voucher from Elite Meats 

$20 Gift Voucher from Poppi's Pantry

Jewellery by Denise Summers

15 metre Garden hose from Boonah Mitre 10

 $15 voucher from Fassifern Quality Butchers

$10 gift voucher from the Story Tree

 

BOSS Calico Bag

the global theme for world environment day 2015

the well-being of humanity, the environment, and the functioning of the economy, ultimately depend upon the responsible management of the planet’s natural resources. Evidence is building that people are consuming far more natural resources than what the planet can sustainably provide.

many of the earth’s ecosystems are nearing critical tipping points of depletion or irreversible change, pushed by high population growth and economic development. by 2050, if current consumption and production patterns remain the same and with a rising population expected to reach 9.6 billion, we'll need three planets to sustain our ways of living and consumption.

the world environment day theme this year as set by the united nations environment program is therefore "Seven Billion Dreams, One Planet, Consume with Care."

living within planetary boundaries is the most promising strategy for ensuring a healthy future. human prosperity need not cost the earth. living sustainably is about doing more and better with less. it is about knowing that rising rates of natural resource use and the environmental impacts that occur are not a necessary by-product of economic growth.

see how we're celebrating here in Boonah.