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Burleigh-Palm Beach VIEW Club

About

Burleigh-Palm Beach VIEW Club was formed in 1993.

Currently, the Club sponsors five Smith Family Learning for Life students and is actively involved in fundraising activities to raise donations for The Smith Family programs.

We are always open to new members, so please get in touch today and come and see what it's all about.

Location

When: Meeting Day on 3rd Tuesday each month
Time: At 10.30am for 11.00am
Where: Treetops Tavern
: As well as our monthly meetings, we have friendship outings each month and these include morning teas or lunches, and special events such as High Teas and Fashion Parades.
Address: 7 Executive Drive, BURLEIGH WATERS QLD 4220

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Contact

Sandra on 0407 140 026
Email: burleighpalmbeachview@gmail.com

Club News

Meet Our 2026 Committee

Our new committee for 2026 (pictured) is welcomed by Past National Vice President, Evelyn

april-meeting — Lyn G Treasurer Burleigh PB with President Marion and Vice President Anita

April 2026 Meeting

Zone Councillor Dianne S congratulated Marion P (2026 new President) and Anita R (2026 new Vice President) for nominating for the respective club leadership positions and presented both with a badge of office. Members were happy that the club committee vacancies were now filled. A new Member Margaret W was also presented with her badge and VIEW welcome pack.

The general meeting was opened by President Marion, and respective office bearers gave their reports. Members were amused /enthused by an invitation from A Camel Farm but as the venue was on the Sunshine Coast the club did not follow up on the tour. Members received the NPP with interest. The National Overview data slide drew positive acknowledgement particularly the reference to the number of clubs sponsoring over 10+students. A sample from the National TEAMS video also quickly played to encourage members to register for the next Learning and Development event, and a quick demonstration of how to find the All I Can Be podcast on phones was useful for some. Members are looking forward to their April VIEW magazine and were aware of Real Stories Real Impact and the 2027 VIEW Convention in Geelong.

October 2025 Fashion Parade

A delicious luncheon and fashion parade was held on our October Friendship Day with members modelling a range of fashions.

Birthday Celebrations in May 2025

Members and guests celebrated our Club's 32nd birthday with a Sapphire theme.