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Did you know that Queensland's not-for-profit community clubs – such as RSLs, surf lifesaving and sporting clubs - are not-for-profit organisations that return their trading surpluses back into the community?
What other hospitality venues do you know that give back $668 million* annually to their local communities and the state?
There are almost 1000 clubs of all sizes operating in Queensland, providing services and facilities to 3.48 million members, and visitors.
As well as providing safe, family-friendly venues for people of all ages to meet, dine out and enjoy a range of sport, leisure activities and entertainment, community clubs provide significant benefits to local communities and the state.
*The Social and Economic Profile of Community Clubs in Queensland, June 2009 – Dickson Wohlsen Strategies and Clubs Queensland.
Did you know that Queensland's not-for-profit community clubs – such as RSLs, surf lifesaving and sporting clubs - are not-for-profit organisations that return their trading surpluses back into the community?
What other hospitality venues do you know that give back $668 million* annually to their local communities and the state?
There are almost 1000 clubs of all sizes operating in Queensland, providing services and facilities to 3.48 million members, and visitors.
As well as providing safe, family-friendly venues for people of all ages to meet, dine out and enjoy a range of sport, leisure activities and entertainment, community clubs provide significant benefits to local communities and the state.
*The Social and Economic Profile of Community Clubs in Queensland, June 2009 – Dickson Wohlsen Strategies and Clubs Queensland.