Mia Galbraith felt incredibly honoured when she was asked to represent CORES Queensland as a 2025 Burdekin Water Festival Senior Ambassador, sharing she’s beyond excited to both present herself to the community and help others anyway that she can.
“To me, this is personally a great honour, and I will hold onto this honour the whole way through my journey,” Mia said.
A 2024 Burdekin Catholic High School graduate, Mia enjoys spending her time outdoors, and thoroughly enjoys soccer, singings and learning to play the guitar. In her years at high school, Mia partook in various community-focused events, and she hopes to continue pursuing her love for volunteering and compassion for others as an Ambassador over the next few months.
“I am looking forward to enjoying this experience with the other Ambassadors, and contributing all together, showing up to each other’s fundraisers, and attending events as a Burdekin Water Festival Ambassador,” shared Mia.
“But mainly, I’m looking forward to having my voice out there, and speaking on behalf of CORES whenever and wherever I can to raise awareness, and contribute significantly to such a well-established community organisation.”
Mia’s next chapter as a Burdekin Water Festival Senior Ambassador holds a special place in her heart, and she cannot wait to begin such a monumental journey.
“My mother was a Burdekin Water Festival Ambassador herself when she was my age, and to be following in her footsteps and contributing to the community as she did, I dare say, I have never been prouder.”
Mia Galbraith will represent CORES Queensland as a 2025 Burdekin Water Festival Senior Ambassador (Photo Credit: Sharron Bozzetto)