A huge shoutout to our incredible clubbies who stepped up over the weekend, giving their time, effort, and expertise to help us progress through Stage 1 towards reopening our clubrooms! From cleaning and heavy lifting to bringing in tools and equipment, your dedication was inspiring. Many volunteers gave their entire weekend, and we are truly grateful. Albany SLSC—you rock!
What’s Happening Now?
There’s still plenty to do! Key volunteers are currently working on racking and fit-out tasks, while others focus on restoring essential services, setting up operational areas, and refining club processes.
This weekend, our full attention shifts to Club Championships, and our volunteers will be giving their all to make the event a success. If you’re available to help, please reach out to Jane, Nick, or Celia—we’d love your support!
What’s Next?
Stage 2: Club Busy Bee – Sunday, March 23rd at 9 AM
We need all hands on deck for the next stage! If you can assist, please let Sarah Bowles (President) know on 0401 911 240.
We have a big job ahead as we work towards full operations and a return to ‘business as usual.’ Your patience and support are appreciated as we systematically work through everything.
Join the Team – Get Involved!
It may feel like the season is winding down, but our club remains active all year round, delivering programs and events far beyond surf sports and patrols.
Our volunteers are the backbone of Albany SLSC, and with our fantastic new facilities, we need more volunteers to keep things running smoothly. There are countless ways to contribute, from leadership roles and competition support to education, first aid, patrols, event coordination, fundraising, and club maintenance. Whether you have a little time or a lot, every effort makes a difference. Now is the perfect time to get involved as we shape the future of our club.
Make a difference. Get involved. We’d love to have you on board!
If you’re unsure who to speak to, feel free to reach out to any member of the leadership team or call Sarah at 0401 911 240—she’ll be happy to point you in the right direction!