What Seymour businesses were grateful for in 2024

Tajsha Bonacker from Hall’s Jewellers wanted to extend her gratitude to the community.

“Our business has been running for over 60 years, and right now times are tough,” Ms Bonacker said.

But it is the immense support from locals that has allowed Hall’s Jewellers face these tough times and progress steadily into the new year.

Megan Jeffs from Vinnies Seymour shared gratitude for the volunteers who work tirelessly to keep the store afloat.

“I’m thankful for all of my volunteers,” Ms Jeffs said.

Members of the SEED Project Seymour were grateful for the traction that SEED gained in 2024.

“For me, I’m thankful for the recognition that SEED has got just through the word of mouth of the women who participate,” Samantha Hugill said.

Having only begun their journey in 2021, the past 18 months for SEED have seen a huge growth spurt.

Project manager Penny Bohm expressed her gratitude for all the women who had been a part of SEED in 2024.

“I’m thankful for the trust that the women have in us,” Ms Hugill said.

“Their support is crucial for us.”

Kelly Hebard from Seymour Toyworld was also grateful for the community.

Ms Hebard said she was thankful for the “generosity and support” of locals.