Civil Contractors Federation Queensland (CCF QLD), in conjunction with Dial Before You Dig Queensland Pty Ltd (DBYD QLD) and supported by PlantMiner, will be hosting one of the largest Charity Events of 2017 to support Act for Kids.
The Charity Ball will be held in May with Arabian Night themed décor and entertainment such as belly dancers, stilt walkers and fire twirlers.This one of a kind fund raising event is all about networking opportunities, entertainment and most importantly, supporting an incredible cause, Act for Kids.
What: A three course dinner with a five hour beverage package, live music and a huge raffle
When: 12 May, 2017 6:30pm - 11:30pm
Where: RNA Showgrounds
Cost: $220 per person
Click here to purchase your event and raffle tickets.
About Act for Kids
Act for Kids is an Australian charity organisation which provides support services and free therapy to children as well as families who have experienced or are at risk of neglect and child abuse. Formerly known as the Abused Child Trust, the charity has already helped thousands of children and families since March 1988.
The charity currently operates 22 centres with over 300 staff members from Adelaide to Cape York Peninsula on their team.
“Last financial year, we were able to provide therapy, support and education to 21,698 Australians, a 36% increase on the year before. It’s not glamourous work that we do… our therapists will tell you that. But it’s necessary and it’s needed and through the strength of the team at Act for Kids and the ongoing support of those around us, every day we put little lives back together,” said Act for Kids CEO Dr Neil Carrington.
For more information about Act for Kids, you can visit their official website.
On May 12, 2017 the Civil Contractors Federation Queensland (CCF QLD), in conjunction with Dial Before You Dig Queensland Pty Ltd (DBYD QLD) and supported by PlantMiner, will be hosting one of the largest Charity Events of 2017 to support Act for Kids.
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