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Greenbank RSL Women's Auxiliary
A Women’s Auxiliary is a local group associated with a with a Sub-Branch that supports its work through volunteering, fundraising, community service, and member activities.
Join the Greenbank RSL Womens Auxiliary if you haven’t been a member of the Defence Force, you can still volunteer to help our Defence family through RSL Queensland’s Auxiliary groups.
The word ‘auxiliary’ means extra power or resource – and there’s no doubt our RSL Women’s Auxiliary are a major part of our welfare of our serving and ex-service personnel.
The Greenbank RSL Women’s Auxiliary was initially established in 1988. The aim of the Auxiliary is to fully support the Greenbank RSL Sub-Branch in its endeavours to continue to contribute to the veterans, ex-service members and the general community in every way possible, in keeping with charter of the Returned and Services League of Australia.
Typical roles of a Women’s Auxiliary include:
- Raising funds for veterans, their families, or community projects.
- Organizing commemorative events, such as ANZAC Day services and local ceremonies.
- Providing hospitality and support at sub-branch functions.
- Participating in welfare and community outreach activities.
- Building social connections among members.