Wilton Lemke Stewart Drives Community Impact, Raises $18,000 for Soul Hub at Charity Golf Day

Wilton Lemke Stewart has reinforced its commitment to community impact, partnering with Soul Hub for its annual charity golf day, raising approximately $18,000 to support vital local services.

Held on Friday, 27 March at Pacific Dunes Golf Club, the event brought together 17 teams from across the local business and real estate community, alongside 10 volunteers who helped ensure the day ran seamlessly. Despite challenging, windy conditions, the atmosphere remained strong, driven by a shared purpose that extended well beyond the course.

Pacific Dunes coordinator Kurt Linde played a key role in the success of the day, assisting with the setup and logistics to deliver a well-executed event. On the course, the competition proved tight, with IOU Property and Skelcon finishing in a draw to take out top honours.

While the competitive element added energy to the day, the broader focus remained firmly on supporting Soul Hub, an independent organisation that relies entirely on public donations to continue its work within the community. The funds raised will contribute directly to the services Soul Hub provides, supporting individuals and families in need through practical assistance and outreach programs.

Importantly, the golf day also marks the beginning of a wider fundraising push, building momentum towards Soul Hub’s major annual initiative, Sleep Out for Soul, set to take place on 16 May. The campaign aims to raise both funds and awareness, highlighting the growing need for community support and engagement.

Events like this continue to demonstrate how the real estate industry and broader business community can play a meaningful role beyond transactions, leveraging their networks to create tangible outcomes at a local level.

As the industry increasingly focuses on connection and contribution, initiatives such as the Wilton Lemke Stewart charity golf day highlight the power of collective action, where strong participation, local partnerships and a clear purpose can deliver real impact where it is needed most.