North Queensland Hindu community’s fundraiser brings tastes of India and raises funds for local Initiatives
On Saturday, 11 March, the North Queensland Hindu Community hosted a Dosa Night fundraising event, which proved to be a resounding success. Held at the Community Centre in Townsville, the event drew together members of the Hindu community as well as local residents who were eager to sample the traditional Indian dish. Attendees revelled in the delicious food and lively atmosphere, ultimately contributing to a successful fundraiser for local community initiatives.
The organisers of Dosa Night were overjoyed with the turnout and the funds raised. Event coordinator, Mr.Shravan Dathrik, expressed his gratitude to those who participated, “We are so grateful to everyone who came out to support Dosa Night. It was wonderful to see so many people enjoying themselves while also giving back to the community.”
The North Queensland Hindu Community is recognised for its dedication to community service and has orchestrated a number of successful events in the past. The group takes pride in contributing to the community in this manner and eagerly anticipates organising more events in the future.
Mr. Sivayoganathan Sithambarampillai, President of the organising committee, shared his enthusiasm for the event and its impact on the community, “We are always looking for ways to give back to the community and to share our culture with others. We hope that everyone who attended Dosa Night had a great time, and we look forward to seeing you at our future events.”
Dosa Night not only introduced locals to a delicious Indian culinary experience but also strengthened ties within the community. The funds raised will contribute significantly to various community initiatives, highlighting the importance of such events in fostering unity and supporting local projects.
As the North Queensland Hindu Community continues to plan future events, the overwhelming success of Dosa Night is likely to encourage even more attendees in the years to come. By combining a taste of Indian culture with a commitment to supporting local initiatives, the Hindu community has demonstrated the power of unity and the impact of cultural exchange.
In conclusion, the North Queensland Hindu Community’s Dosa Night was a triumph, bringing together people from different backgrounds to enjoy a traditional Indian dish while also contributing to local community initiatives. The organisers’ dedication and the participants’ enthusiasm made the event a memorable one, and it is anticipated that future events will only continue to build upon this success.
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