The 2025 Loanright Legacy Lunch has raised more than $24,000 to support Destiny Rescue’s life-saving work, funding critical rescue missions and aftercare services for children trapped in human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Held at Altitude Nine in Maroochydore, the sold-out event saw more than 150 Sunshine Coast professionals come together for an inspiring afternoon of purpose, generosity, and community action.
Loanright co-founder Luke Meisenhelter said the overwhelming support was a powerful reminder of what the local business community can achieve when united by purpose.
“We couldn’t be more grateful to everyone who showed up, sponsored, or donated,” Luke said.
“This event was driven by purpose, and the outstanding result proves what’s possible when people unite to create real change for children who need it most.”
For Destiny Rescue, which was founded on the Sunshine Coast and now operates across more than 10 countries, the funds will directly support rescue missions and vital aftercare programs that help children stay free.
Destiny Rescue chief operations officer Geoff Harrison said events like the Legacy Lunch play a key role in extending Destiny Rescue’s impact, especially as the demand for rescue grows globally.
“It’s incredibly moving to see so many people here on the Sunshine Coast rally together for this cause,” Geoff said.
“Every dollar raised fuels our mission, bringing hope, freedom, and opportunity to children who deserve safety, opportunity and a brighter future.”
