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The trivia night marked Unlock Possibilities’ first event and Mr Sproules said he founded it to help organisations reach their potential.<\/p>\n
“It’s a multifaceted concept which came of the back of the fact I’ve been involved with a lot of community groups over the years,” he said.<\/p>\n
“I started up Unlock Possibilities with a view to help groups, it can be individuals, it can be businesses as well, to unlock what’s possible for them.”<\/p>\n
Mr Sproules said this initiative has shown that a little bit of compassion can make a big difference.<\/p>\n
“It’s just the power of small acts of kindness, they go a long way,” he said.<\/p>\n
“When others notice others doing good it creates that positivity and a good vibe essentially.<\/p>\n
“The more people with that mindset, the better our community is going to be.”<\/p>\n
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UNLOCK Possibilities’ first trivia night has raised more than seven thousand dollars for local organisations. The event, held at North Ballarat Sports Club last Saturday, was made possible with donations from about 40 Ballarat businesses. Money raised will go to Life4Life, which provides mental health prevention education to young people, Ballarat Foundation’s Feed Ballarat Appeal, […]<\/p>\n