Salvation Army members fundraising outside their Macquarie Street store.
The Salvation Army's Homeleague Ladies - with the help of a couple of gents - cooked up a storm on Wednesday, July 30, raising around $300 to help empower women half a world away.
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Captain Louise Beamish said the barbeque out the front of their Macquarie Street store was a part of the organisation's territorial mission project to teach women in Tanzania midwifery and sewing skills.
"[Today's] important because it helps us think of others," Capt Beamish said.
"At times we forget how much we have in Australia."
Helping out on the day was Denise Speechley, who said people had snapped up the baked goods and plants also on sale.
"It's great to be able to help women in other countries," Ms Speechley said.
