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we have SO MANY volunteers who are devoted to helping the community. their commitment is vital to our success and their selflessness is what keep the doors of our store open.
WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WISHING TO BE PART OF OUR TEAM.
Val Stewart was the founder of MHC in May 2008 and has devoted herself tirelessly to assisting the needs of the community. She oversees all management and operations of MHC. She engages with so many agencies within Macarthur but also manages projects nationally and abroad.
Val's passion for MHC's goals is contagious and any time spent with her leaves a person feeling excited and enthusiastic at the generosity of the community. It's impossible to walk away without feeling encouraged about the human spirit and inspired to help out.
We are all very proud that Val was award the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM)

Penny, as Secretary, understands administration more than most. She heads up our policy compliance section and brings her valuable knowledge on not-for-profits and operations to great use on the committee. Her wisdom and professionalism are invaluable to our organisation.
Karen is the Treasurer and Public Officer. She uses her accounting and business skills in her role on the Committee. She has served on the committee since 2015 and assisted in navigating us through many changes in that time. Karen is passionate about finding a proactive solution to domestic violence in our local area and beyond.
Cheryl devotes herself to the community and has been focused on MHC's wellbeing for over a decade. She was one of our first community volunteers and, after Val, is our longest serving committee member. Cheryl's care and consideration for those around her mean her friendly and kindly persona can never be diminished.
Anthony is a current director of Hyperactive IT in Narellan. He brings a modern view to the committee and hopes to assist in any way he can. He welcomes the opportunity to benefit the community and it seems to come so easily to him. He is so generous with his time, expertise and whatever resources are available to him.
Noel brings to the committee his experience and knowledge gained from a business and technical background including electronics and communication, computing and project consultancy. His passion via small business for garden design and construction is such that he continues his family's significant legacy in historic Berrima.
Trevor is a retired paramedic and first aid trainer. He has been involved with Apex, Rotary, Rural Fire Brigade, SES, Qld Blue Light Association and PCYC Emergency Service Cadets and held executive and leadership roles. Having moved from Qld, Trevor welcomes being involved in charity work and supporting the community.
Jane is experienced in the not-for-profit and charity sector. Her expertise in management is an important strength to MHC and her mentorship has been invaluable to the management team. Her gentle and kind approach to all she does is the perfect mode of professionalism for MHC.

Brenda has become invaluable in her role as Administration Manager and Furniture Manager. She matches the furniture requirements of families rebuilding homes after surviving domestic violence with the community members looking to donate their furniture. It's a difficult and time-consuming task but Brenda sends out a truck full of furniture each week. She performs the central function in ensuring the community is working for the community.
Brenda also fills an important administrative role as she handles grant funds, memberships, and general office administration tasks.
If you are looking to donate unwanted furniture please phone Brenda on 0481 102 365.
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