CWA Raise the Roof raffle a success

The Mansfield CWA (Country Women's Association) branch is excited to share the outstanding results of its Raise the Roof raffle. Thanks to the generosity and support of the community, more than $5700 was raised, a huge achievement that brings the CWA closer to its goal while also giving back to the local business community. The combined first and second prize money, totalling $1500, was spent here locally with the winners choosing to spend their winnings with five much-loved local businesses: Yenckens Timber and Hardware, Mansfield Tyrepower, Alpine Garden Supplies, Outdoor Pleasure and Marks IGA Supermarket Business owners shared their enthusiasm about being part of the raffle and were thrilled to see the benefits flowing both ways. The third prize winner was CWA member Eliza Foster who received a beautiful gift hamper donated by another extremely generous CWA member. “We’re so grateful to everyone who bought a ticket, spread the word, or supported this initiative in any way,” said CWA Mansfield Branch president, Joanne O'Brien, Ms O'Brien also shared that the CWA Re-roofing project aims to do more than just address urgent infrastructure compliance needs. The branch is seeking further support to help invest in the future sustainability of the facility through the installation of solar panels with battery storage. "This investment will reinforce the CWA’s role as a trusted, visible, and reliable hub for the Mansfield community, and empower local women to lead a forward-thinking, environmentally conscious project," Ms O'Brien said. "It would also serve as a powerful example of how traditional community groups can successfully adapt to modern challenges. "Thank you for helping us Raise the Roof—together."

CWA Raise the Roof raffle a success

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