Annual Report 07-08 - Sydney Children's Hospital Foundation

Our children. Our future. 

Annual Report 2007-2008

Harrison’s mum Belinda: 

“Every time I look into Harrison’s beautiful 

blue eyes I am reminded of how lucky 

I am to have him, and how lucky we all 

are to have Sydney Children’s Hospital 

to turn to when our children are in need 

of expert healthcare.” 

Harrison (Cover Photo), 5 Months, Gastroenterology, Marsfi eld

our contents 01 

our chairman 02 

our board 04 

our year | ceo, schf 08 

our foundation 10 

our purpose 11 

our hospital | executive director, sch 12 

our future 14 

our caitlin 16 

our business 18 

our highlights 20 

our aimee 24 

our volunteers 26 

our partners 28 

our donors 30 

our thanks 38 

our thomas 40 

our fellowships 42 

our research 44 

our support 47 

our network 49 

our samantha 50 

our fi nances 52 

our integrity 54 

our paige 56 

our gallery 58 

Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation Annual Report 2007-2008 

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chairman’s report 

The 2007-2008 fi nancial year has been 

one of many changes and challenges, 

yet also new innovations. 

In January 2008, we welcomed our 

new Chief Executive, Adam Check, who 

brings to the Foundation fresh insights 

and experience to lead our business into 

the future. This followed the retirement of 

our long serving CEO Elizabeth Crundall, 

who so ably led the Foundation for more 

than 11 years. Despite recent economic 

changes, our donors and supporters 

have not wavered in their dedication 

to the Hospital, and we thank them 

whole heartedly for their commitment 

to the children of NSW and beyond. 

In the past fi nancial year, almost 

$11 Million was transferred to the 

Hospital, providing much needed 

equipment, services and research, 

helping thousands of seriously ill and 

injured children. It will, however, come 

as no surprise to reveal that the economic 

woes of the local and world economies 

have not left the Foundation unscathed. 

Our net profi t for 07/08 was signifi cantly 

less year on year, accentuated by a write 

down on investments of $4.37 Million, 

which is consistent with overall falls 

in investment markets generally. On the 

other hand we remain very optimistic 

about the strength of our product and 

our staff. 

The Foundation’s major fundraising 

campaign, Gold Week which incudes 

the highly successful Gold Dinner, once 

again enjoyed major exposure and 

support across the state, with hundreds 

of generous people attending the Dinner, 

Gold Lunches or holding fundraisers 

on their own. 

We continue to work with the State 

Government to ensure Sydney Children’s 

Hospital receives a satisfactory share 

of public funding, which is fair and 

equitable to other similar institutions 

in the state. 

In June, the Foundation committed to a 

new and exciting strategic plan which will 

inspire the capital needs of the Hospital 

moving forward over the next few years. 

These developments – a new clinical 

wing, a redevelopment of the Emergency 

Department and an expanded space 

for cancer research, will take the Hospital 

into a new era. 

Sincere thanks to all our dedicated staff 

and board members, and in particular 

the faithful service of long serving 

farewelled board members Peter Allen 

and Annabelle Bennett. We are also 

pleased to welcome two new board 

members to the Sydney Children’s 

Hospital Foundation Board – Duncan 

Makeig and Catherine Hogan. 

After such an exciting year full of change 

and revitalisation the Foundation is 

enthusiastic and well placed to continue 

our mission of helping the Sydney 

Children’s Hospital provide the best 

of care to this and future generations 

of children. 

I would like to take this opportunity to 

thank you, our loyal supporters, for your 

continuing and generous commitment 

to Sydney Children’s Hospital. 

Jack Ford 

Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation Annual Report 2007-2008


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Jack Ford (Chairman) 

Managing Director and Executive Vice 

President, Sony Pictures Television P/L. 

Vice Chairman Screenrights Limited, 

Director Premium Movie Partnership, Full 

circle Media Limited and TV1 General 

Entertainment Partnership. 

Skye Leckie (Deputy Chair) 

Skye Leckie has been in public relations 

and marketing for over twenty years, 

working primarily for a national retail 

chain and subsequently running her own 

Public Relations fi rm, Skye Macleod 

Enterprises, consulting to various 

companies on marketing. Skye has been 

on the highly successful Gold Dinner 

Committee for 11 years and was the 

Chairman of the Committee for three 

years. Skye is a Member of the Taronga 

Park Zoo Foundation. 


Chris Jordan AO (Treasurer) 

Chris is the Chairman of Partners for the 

NSW offi ce of KPMG and is the Deputy 

Chairman of the Board of Taxation 

which is an advisory body to the Federal 

Treasurer. He is a Board Member, 

Bell Shakespeare Company, Member, 

Sydney 2009 World Masters Organising 

Committee, a NSW government advisory 

body. Chris is a Fellow of the Institute 

of Chartered Accountants. 


Richard Alcock 

Richard Alcock is the Vice Chairman 

of Investment Banking at Merrill Lynch 

International (Australia) Limited. He holds 

a number of corporate positions as an 

Advisor and Non-Executive Director. 

He is a former Senior Partner, Head of 

Governance at Allens Arthur Robinson, 

Lawyers. Richard is also a Director 

of The University of New South Wales 

Foundation Limited, Globe International 

Limited, and Art Exhibitions Australia 

Limited. He is a member of the Council 

of Knox Grammer School and a former 

Director of Sony Music Entertainment 

(Australia) Limited and the Australia 

Indonesia Institute. 

David Coe 

Solicitor, Chairman Sports & 

Entertainment Limited, Former Chairman 

and CEO of Allco Finance Group Limited, 

Allco Equity Partners. 

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James Greet 

James Greet is Managing Partner 

of media executive search specialist 

The Ladder. James’ extensive media 

industry experience spans 18 years 

at leading media and advertising 

agencies across the globe, most 

recently as CEO of OMD Australia. 

Catherine Hogan 

Catherine Hogan has been a teacher 

for over 25 years working primarily 

with adolescents. Catherine is currently 

teaching secondary students at 

Kincoppal-Rose Bay School. She has 

had a special interest in the pastoral care 

and leadership of young people having 

held the roles of Leadership Coordinator 

and Pastoral Tutor to senior students. 

Catherine has a Diploma of Teaching and 

a BA from Macquarie University, Sydney. 

Duncan Makeig 

Duncan Makeig is the General Counsel 

and Company Secretary of Lion Nathan 

Limited and is the Lion representative 

Director on the Boards of Bevchain 

(a joint venture with Linfox), Heineken 

Lion and Bacardi Martini. Duncan has 

been practising law in Australia, New 

Zealand and the USA for over 25 years. 


Justin Milne 

Justin Milne is the Group Managing 

Director of Telstra Media where he is 

responsible for the growth of Telstra’s 

domestic and international content and 

advertising assets. He joined Telstra 

in December 2002 and transformed 

BigPond into Australia’s most successful 

internet business. He is a member of the 

South Australian Economic Development 

Board, a board member of LinkMe and 

a past president of the Internet Industry 

Association. Prior to his career at Telstra, 

Justin was CEO of OzEmail and before 

that, Managing Director of the Microsoft 

Network in Australia. 


Kathy Shand 

Kathy Shand is the former Publisher 

of the Australian Jewish News and 

has been involved in the media and 

publishing for over twenty years. She is a 

past Board member of the Royal Hospital 

for Women’s Foundation and the Steering 

Committee of the RPA Foundation, Royal 

Prince Alfred Hospital. She has just 

completed her Masters of International 

Relations and is working at the University 

of Sydney. 

Professor Les White AM 

Professor Les White is Executive Director 

of Sydney Children’s Hospital and 

Director of the Child and Adolescent 

Stream, South Eastern Sydney 

and Illawarra Area Health Service. 

He was awarded a Doctorate of Science 

for research contributions related to 

childhood cancer and has a Masters 

of Health Administration. He is convener 

of the Greater Eastern and Southern 

NSW Child Health Network and holds 

the John Beveridge Chair of Paediatrics 

at the University of New South Wales. 

In 2007 he received an Order of 

Australia award for service to medicine, 

medical administration and the 

community in the fi eld of paediatrics. 

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from the chief executive 

Firstly, and most importantly, 

thank you to everyone who 

so generously supported our 

Hospital over the past year. 


Your passion and enthusiasm – be it 

though fundraising events, donations, 

the support of fellowships or bequests – 

made a substantial difference to the care 

we provide for our young patients and 

their families. 

Thanks to your support, Sydney Children’s 

Hospital Foundation delivered a solid 

fi nancial result, highlighted by 

a distribution to the Hospital of almost 

$11 Million – an increase of 37.5% 

on the previous year. This refl ects the 

importance of your continued patronage 

and Sydney Children’s Hospital’s reliance 

on community support. 

The future presents many opportunities 

and some challenges for the Foundation. 

Our new three-year strategy aims to not 

only further engage our community at 

large, but inspire the Hospital’s plans for 

the future. 

Since joining the Foundation, I have been 

privileged to have met so many of our 

wonderful supporters and, over time, 

I sincerely hope to have the opportunity 

to meet you all. 

I would like to acknowledge the 

substantial commitment of the Board 

of Directors who, as fi nancial supporters 

and advocates for the Hospital, give 

so generously of their time. I am also 

incredibly grateful to the Foundation team 

– a fantastic group of people – who work 

tirelessly, diligently and enthusiastically 

to ensure that your support goes to our 

heart and soul, our young patients and 

their families. 

Again, to our supporters at large, thank 

you for being part of our team and for 

doing everything you can to help care 

for: Our children. Our future. 

Adam Check 

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The Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation 

is the principal fundraising body for the 

Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick. 

We engage the community and provide 

philanthropic opportunities for our 

partners to be directly involved with 

the Hospital and make a difference 

in the lives of seriously ill children. 

We advocate for the Hospital and 

work to gain exposure in political 

and public arenas. 

The Foundation supported the 

construction of the current Sydney 

Children’s Hospital building which 

was opened in 1998. We focus our 

efforts on the purchase of equipment, 

the construction and refurbishment 

of facilities and the funding of 

clinically-based research endeavours. 

This fi nancial year, the Foundation 

contributed $11 Million to assist the 

Hospital in its pursuit of excellence 

for its patients and their families. 

We pride ourselves on being one 

of the leading and most transparent 

charitable foundations in the country. 


The Sydney 

Children’s Hospital 

(SCH), Randwick is 

one of Australia’s 

leading specialist 

medical centres 

for children. 


We provide quality, comprehensive 

and expert clinical services to the 

children and families of New South 

Wales and beyond. 

The Hospital’s priority is children’s health 

and wellbeing. To achieve the best results 

possible, we work as a team, ensuring 

personalised, high quality treatment 

within an atmosphere of warmth, caring 

and support for the children as well 

as their parents and families. 

Every year the Hospital admits some 

15,000 children and provides over 

290,000 occasions of care through 

our emergency, outpatient and 

outreach services. 

Our networking credentials are second 

to none. We engage with partners 

both within healthcare and beyond 

to ensure a comprehensive approach 

to the health and wellbeing of the 

paediatric population. 

Beyond our dedication to service we 

conduct multiple child health research 

projects, continually pioneering initiatives 

that improve outcomes for both this 

and future generations of sick and 

injured children. 

We embrace a commitment to education 

at all levels: professional, academic, 

community as well as of the extended 

families of our patients. 

Our dedicated staff at SCH pride 

themselves in providing highly effi cient 

health care whilst maintaining our key 

philosophy: “Children fi rst and foremost”. 

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from the executive director, 

sydney children’s hospital, randwick 

Dear Friends and Supporters, 

The ageing of the Australian population 

inevitably creates substantial competitive 

pressures on our Health System. In this 

context it is important to remember that 

investing in the health and wellbeing 

of children generates unparalleled 

results not only in terms of health but 

also in broader economic and societal 

outcomes. Specifi cally, Children’s Health 

Services, both in the community and in 

hospitals, are critical contributors to the 

health and wellbeing not only of the 

children of today but of the productive, 

tax-paying population of the future. 

Indeed, “Our Children ARE Our Future”! 

Sydney Children’s Hospital (SCH) 

has demonstrated both national and 

international leadership across a range 

of domains critical to child health and 

wellbeing. Our highly specialised and 

technologically advanced services 

for the most complex, severe and 

chronic illnesses of childhood are well 

recognised. Equally important, however, 

is our track record in networking across 

a range of Hospital and community 

services and our comprehensive, 

“total care” of children and their families. 

We lead the way in engaging our 

fellow professionals as well as other 

agencies and the community generally, 

with particular emphasis on rural and 

regional support. For example in the 

last year we documented 13,600 hours 

of outreach service by staff of SCH 

in face-to-face clinical scenarios. 

In addition, there are far more hours 

spent in videoconferencing, virtual 

meetings, telephone liaison and 

networking infrastructure. The leadership 

of our Hospital manifests across a 

large scope of service domains, further 

complimented by our commitment 

to education and research. 

In order to deliver on our commitment 

to provide the best of care for the 

children and families of NSW, we value 

enormously the partnership of our friends 

and supporters across the community. 

We thank you for your continued 

dedication and sharing our vision 

in serving: Our children. Our future. 

Best wishes, 

Prof Les White AM DSc 



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strategic direction 

As we look to the future, three 

exciting capital projects of the 

Hospital comprise our major 

strategic direction. 

Our partnership with corporates 

and the community will be fundamental 

to achieving these goals, and will help 

us embark on one of the most 

signifi cant paediatric 

developments in the country. 

Our three-point capital development will 

transform Sydney Children’s Hospital 

and refl ect its role as a statewide and 

national service. 

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The Clinical Services Building – a new, 

fi ve-storey, integrated in-patient wing 

featuring enhanced brain injury and 

cerebral palsy services, new surgical 

facilities, a new mental health unit, 

and a dedicated family facility 

to support our best care principles. 


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The complete reconstruction of the 

Emergency Department – currently 

recognised as one of the leading 

paediatric Emergency services 

in Australia. 


3. 

New clinical research space for 

the Centre for Children’s Cancer 

& Blood Disorders, which is 

a national centre of excellence. 

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Caitlin’s mum Hayley: 

“Sydney Children’s Hospital has created 

such a positive healing environment for 

children to be in when they are unwell. 

Play and recreational therapy helped 

Caitlin keep her mind off being sick, 

it was amazing seeing her smile after 

being so ill.” 

Caitlin, 7 Years, Tonsillitis, Bronte 



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your opportunity to help 

Administration and Finance 

Providing overall management of 

the fi nancial and strategic direction 

for the Foundation in line with Board 

Policy to ensure we remain one 

of the leading and most-transparent 

charitable foundations in the country. 

Donations and Direct Mail 

Every donation over $2 is receipted 

by our team and our direct mail 

newsletters hit donor’s letterboxes 

quarterly. 

Sponsorship 

Working with businesses, community 

groups and individuals to develop 

partnerships and long term 

relationships which provide essential 

funding for many services within 

the Hospital such as state-of-the-art 

equipment, fellowship programs, 

capital appeals and clinical research. 

Events 

Embracing fundraisers in the 

community who organise special 

events for the Hospital, while 

managing the Foundation’s highly 

successful major events – Gold 

Dinner, Silver Party, Trees for Children 

and Amber Affair. 

Media and Communications 

Our goal is to generate widespread 

awareness and publicity through 

the media and work closely with 

media organisations to achieve 

maximum coverage. We work across 

all areas of communication including 

design, photography, fi lming, 

advertising and online. 


Bequests, In Memoriam 

and In Celebration 

Our bequest program is an important 

aspect of our operations. A bequest 

is a special gift that has the power 

to help many seriously ill children 

today, and is an investment in 

healthcare for future generations 

of young patients. In Memoriam 

and In Celebration give people the 

opportunity to select the Hospital 

as a recipient of donations in memory 

of a loved one or in lieu of gifts. 

Gold Week 

The Hospital’s annual major 

fundraising campaign held in June 

is an opportunity for everyone in 

NSW to be involved and support 

the Hospital at their home, work 

or school. 


BigPond Star Café 

The social centre of Sydney Children’s 

Hospital, providing delicious food 

for staff and visitors to the Hospital 

with all profi ts supporting research 

programs at the Hospital. $227,000 

was raised in this fi nancial year. 

SCHF Shop 

Open seven days a week, the shop 

supplies all the essentials for a 

hospital stay including newspapers, 

magazines and a wide range of gifts. 

All profi ts from the shop are donated 

to Sydney Children’s Hospital. 

Art Program 

The Sydney Children’s Hospital 

Foundation Art Program uses visual 

arts to improve the lives of the 

Hospital’s patients, to inspire and 

engage their families and carers, 

and to develop the Sydney’s 

Children’s Hospital Artspace into 

a dynamic cultural hub for the 

Hospital and the wider community. 

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Thanks to the commitment of our 

supporters, some amazing milestones 

have been achieved this year for the 

Hospital and the children it cares for. 

Here are a few of the highlights which 

helped to make 2007-2008 so special. 

Allens Arthur Robinson 

Neurology Fellowship 

Law fi rm Allens Arthur Robinson’s support 

of a Neurology Fellowship reached 

10 consecutive years. The Allens Arthur 

Robinson Neurology Fellowship provides 

Neurology specialists of the future with 

the experience and skills to treat children 

with neurological problems for the next 

30 years. 

Airbus A380 Charity Auction Soars 

to New Heights 

On 26 October, Singapore Airlines 

presented SCH with $236,000 – 

a share of the $1.4 Million proceeds from 

the charity auction of seats on the fi rst 

commercial fl ight of the world’s fi rst A380 

double-decker superjumbo. 


Baseline Constructions Golf 

Day’s Success 

In April, Baseline Constructions held their 

inaugural golf day, raising $65,000 

for cancer services. Over 100 staff and 

clients of Baseline Constructions based 

in Alexandria attended the successful 

Golf Day which was the fi rst event of 

what will be an ongoing partnership 

with the Hospital. 

‘Bayagul’ Exhibition 

The art exhibition ‘Bayagul’, offered 

unique insight into the creativity of 

Aboriginal culture, communities and 

classrooms. It featured work by Belinda 

Mason Lovering and emerging aboriginal 

artists Graham Nudge Blacklock and 

Paul Taylor, in conjunction with local Eora 

students. This also formed the beginning 

of a partnership between the Art Program 

and the Sydney Children’s Hospital 

School. Two workshops were held at the 

Hospital School and students created 

approximately 50 artworks and stories 

which were included in the exhibition. 


BIG Hearts at BIG W 

On 27 March, BIG W celebrated their 

annual BIG Heart Day, recognising the 

fundraising efforts of BIG W and their 

staff and suppliers across the state at BIG 

W Macquarie Centre. Sydney Children’s 

Hospital representatives attended with 

cardiology patient Isabella and her 

mum Deborah, and BIG W associates 

from across the state, including Port 

Macquarie, Auburn, Tamworth and 

Pagewood. BIG W raises funds for 

Cardiology and Outreach services and 

has raised over $4.47 Million since 1994. 

BigPond Star Café 

Offi cially Opens 

The ‘new look’ BigPond Star Cafe was 

opened on 12 March. Refurbishments 

transformed the Café as part of BigPond’s 

three-year sponsorship commitment 

to purchase and upgrade equipment 

and facilities. Two computers with free 

high-speed internet have been installed, 

allowing visitors access and providing 

a valuable service to many families 

of ill children who come to the Hospital. 

City2Surf – A Race to Remember 

Over 250 entrants competed in the 

Sun-Herald City2Surf on 12 August and 

raised funds for Cancer Services at the 

Hospital. A tremendous total of over 

$71,000 was raised. 

Coogee Bay Hotel Golf Day 

raises over $100,000 

Coogee Bay Hotel’s 10th annual 

Golf Day was a huge success, raising 

$101,000 as part of their sponsorship 

of the Paediatric Digital Integrated 

Operating Theatres. 

The 6th Exciting Corporate 

Express Sale Day 

Through the 6th annual Corporate 

Express Sale Day and other fundraising 

activities during the year, an impressive 

$60,000 was raised for the Child 

Protection Unit. 

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Gold Week 2008 – 

A Golden Success! 

Gold Week, 2-8 June, was celebrated 

across the state. Gold Tiara and Crown 

lunches were held in workplaces, homes, 

schools and restaurants including two 

signature Gold Lunches held at Nick’s 

Bar and Grill and The Bathers’ Pavilion. 

Everyone in NSW was encouraged 

to buy a pin at one of the Gold Week 

retail partners; BIG W, Boost Juice, 

Coffee Club, Harris Farm Markets, 

Millers Fashion Club and NAB. Gold 

Week celebrations at the Hospital 

were particularly special, with 2DayFM 

broadcasting live from the foyer on 

3 June and celebrity tours throughout the 

week. Gold Week enjoyed much media 

attention across rural and metropolitan 

NSW, thanks especially to 2DayFM 

and Channel Nine. 

Gold Dinner – The Secret Garden 

On 5 June, the 11th Gold Dinner took 

place at a ‘Secret Garden’ in front 

of the Sydney Opera House. 270 guests 

inside the Opera Point Marquee were 

transported into a lush 1930s-styled 

outdoor garden party. With the support 

of principal supporter, the Macquarie 

Group, the Gold Dinner raised 

$1.1 Million for the Digestive Tract 

Diseases Unit. 

New Art Acquisitions 

Over 40 new works were acquired 

during the year, including works by Pixar 

artist Shaun Tan, Sydney artists Nick 

Bouf, Melinda Ransome, Larissa Kinesky, 

Amy Tam, Graham Nudge Blacklock and 

Paul Taylor and Belinda Mason Lovering. 

New Cancer Therapies Unit 

Sponsored by Kids with Cancer 

Foundation 

In addition to generous existing support, 

Kids with Cancer Foundation pledged 

$110,000 to set up a Cancer Therapies 

Unit at the Centre for Children’s Cancer 

and Blood Disorders. The Cancer 

Therapies Unit will start testing new 

cancer medications with the aim 

to translate innovative Australian 

discoveries from the laboratory bench 

to the bedsides of children suffering 

from incurable cancers. 

New Website 

The Foundation launched our exciting 

new website – www.schf.org.au. The site 

was created pro bono by web design 

company HotHouse and is supported 

by BigPond, Telstra Plus and Webcentral. 


Nicole Kidman Hosts ‘The Golden 

Compass’ Screening 

On 18 December, Christmas came early 

for hundreds of patients, their families 

and staff when Sydney Children’s 

Hospital Ambassador Nicole Kidman 

gave them a very special gift – a private 

screening of ‘The Golden Compass’. 

Nicole Kidman, Hoyts Cinemas, and 

Roadshow Films hosted the screening, 

providing treats and gift bags for all. 

Partnership between SCHF and 

Friends of the National Art School 

Four exciting art collections have 

exhibited in the SCH Artspaces as part of 

a new collaboration with the National Art 

School. These exhibitions include “Animal 

Crackers” by Llewellyn Skye, “Happy 

Moments” by Sue Soliman, “Stories and 

Games” by Vilma Bader, and “Silverwing 

– the story” by Delia Vilhelm. 


Peter Wilson’s Trifecta of Hope 

In March 2008, triathlete and fundraiser 

Peter Wilson ran three competitive races 

in the space of seven weeks, called the 

‘Trifecta of Hope’. One of the races was 

the Atacama Crossing, a 250km race 

through the Atacama Desert in Chile – 

the driest place on Earth. Peter 

encouraged and inspired others to 

donate in support of his extreme 

challenges and raised $103,000 

for the Emergency Department which 

included the total raised from his 

successful comedy event ‘Comedy 

for Kids’. 

Sell and Parker – 

Metal for Miracles 

Metal merchants Sell and Parker donate 

$1 per tonne of scrap metal they recycle 

to support the Intensive Care Unit. 

This unique partnership is gaining 

momentum and is close to approaching 

the exciting milestone of $1 Million, 

supporting an ICU Fellowship, equipment, 

and much more. 

Silver Party Shines 

On 21 February, the 2008 Silver Party 

raised a record $286,000 net profi t 

for the Emergency Department. 

The glamorous event was held on 

board Starship Sydney and was themed 

‘St Tropez’. 

Variety NSW’s $1Million Pledge 

Variety, the Children’s Charity (NSW) 

made an exciting pledge of $1 Million 

to support the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). 

This fi nancial commitment extends 

Variety’s naming rights of the ICU 

for another ten years and consolidates 

the close relationship between Variety 

and Sydney Children’s Hospital. 

Volvo City Chase 

On 29 March, the annual urban 

scavenger hunt – the Volvo City Chase 

encouraged entrants to raise funds for the 

Hospital. Thanks to the generosity of the 

community, over $24,000 was raised. 

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Aimee’s nurse Mayra Dos Santos: 

“Caring for sick kids can be a challenge 

but the absolute joy I get when I make 

my patients smile is what paediatric 

nursing is all about.” 

Aimee, 12 Years, Cystic Fibrosis, Harden, 

with SCH Nurse Myra Dos Santos, Adolescent Ward 



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Volunteers are the heart of the Hospital 

and Foundation. 


Hundreds of volunteers have contributed 

to our general operations and special 

events throughout the year including 

customer service at the SCHF Shop, 

food preparation in the BigPond 

Star Café, administrative assistance 

at the Foundation and being on the 

ground helping to fundraise at many 

special events – always with a smile 

on their faces. 

We are immensely grateful 

for their support. 

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2007-2008 

Our major donors are known as our 

Sunshine Partners and recognised over 

the following pages. Your commitment 

and contribution to help Sydney Children’s 

Hospital meet our goals is second to none. 

Thank you. 

Platinum Sunshine Partner 

Allco Finance Group 


BIG W 

Coogee Bay Hotel 

City of Sydney RSL Club 

Coles Group 

Cure For Life Foundation 

Gold Dinner 

Greek Young Matrons’ Association 

Kids with Cancer Foundation 

Lions Club District 201N5 

Macquarie Group Foundation 

Macquarie Portfolio Investments Pty Ltd 

Rally for Recovery 

Rotary Club of Sydney Cove 

Sargents Charitable Foundation 

Sell & Parker Pty Ltd 

Silver Party 

Stedmans Hospitality – 

Personnel & Training 

Trees for Children 

Variety The Children’s Charity (NSW) 

Westfi eld Group 


Gold Sunshine Partner 

Amber Affair 

Australian Fund Managers 

Cornucopia Committee 

Corporate Express 

Goldman Sachs JBWere 

Mallesons Stephen Jaques 


Randwick Golf Club Associates 

Singapore Airlines Ltd 

The Saunders Family 

The Snowy Ride 

Touched by Olivia Foundation 

Turnbull Foundation 


Silver Sunshine Partner 

Australian Stockbrokers Foundation 

Babcock & Brown Australia Pty Ltd 

Baseline Constructions – 

Charity Golf Day 2008 

Bee Dee Golf Day 

BigPond 

Cadbury Easter Picnic 

Coogee Family Fun Day 

Darren & Christina Attard – 

“Build a Gym Ball” 

Day of Difference Foundation Ltd 

Fairfax 

Gwynvill Group 

Fishing for Sick Kids 

Lion Nathan 

Lorraine Lea Linen 

Manildra Group 

Myer Community Fund 

Perpetual 

St Spyridon Parish of South East Sydney 

The Freedman Foundation 

Bronze Sunshine Partner 

Allco Foundation 

Arrowfi eld Foundation 

Cheval & Chapeau – 

Inglis Ladies Luncheon 

Coogee Dolphins Sports Luncheon 

Country Women’s Association 

Fred P Archer Charitable Trust 

Gourmet Traveller WINE Luxury Event 

Help Gabi Help Others 

ICAP Charity Day 2007 

J & J O’Brien Hoteliers Group 

Neil Sutton 

Smartline Charity Golf Day 

The Grain Creative Pty Ltd 

The Heartfelt Foundation 

Twentyfour-7 Event Solutions 

Westpac Life Insurance Services Limited 

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Thank you to all our donors for your 

commitment to Sydney Children’s Hospital. 

We are sincerely grateful to those who also generously provided goods and services 

during the year. The Hospital and Foundation rely heavily on pro bono professional 

services. The donation of goods in kind such as prizes, design, photography, 

catering and production is vital to our success. 

Donors who gave $500 and over during the 2007-2008 fi nancial year are recognised 

over the following pages. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. 

2DayFM 

33 degrees Beach House 

Aboud R 

ACA Design 

Accoutrement 

ACES 

Action Sports 

Adamovich P 

Adams N 

Adams W 

Adamson R 

Ahrens M 

Aiello F 

Ainsworth S 

Allco – Staff 

Allco Foundation 

Allen & Unwin Book Publishers 

Allen K 

Allender B 


Allens Arthur Robinson – Staff 

Amalgamated Holdings Ltd 

Amanda Love Art 

Amber Affair 2007 

Ambient Advertising 

Anderson C 

Anderson P 

Anderson R 

Andiamo 

Andrea Connolly Hairdressing 

Andrews A 

Andrews Family 

Andrews M 

Anirudh Rao – Trivia Night 

Antoun S 

ANZ Bank Fundraising 

ANZ Kingsford Raffl e 

Aretos J 

Aria Resturant 

Armati J & K 

Arms Family 

Ashton-Garard MJ 

Askew M 

Atgemis M 

Atkinson G 

Atli D 

Australia Post “Be Seen in Red & Green” 

Australian Air Express Golf Day 

Australian Fund Managers 

Australian Jockey Club 

Australian Rugby Union 

Australian Steel Institute Golf Day 

Australian Stockbrokers Foundation Ltd 

Autore R 

Aval Australia 

Avery E 

Avis S 

Babbage M 

Bablis M 

Bablis P 

Baildon R 

Balgowan D 

Bally 

Bamping L 

Barbara Curtin – Gala Benefi t Concert 

Barbara P 

Barclay L 

Barnes D 

Barnes G 

Barnes M 


Bartho S 

Bartholomew T 

Baseline Constructions Charity Golf Day 

Basser College – Pyjama Day 

Baxter J 

Bazzano J 

Beaumont G 

Beauty at the Bay 

Becasse 

Bee Dee Golf Day 

Beesley V 

Begg E 

Beiersdorf Australia Ltd 

Belgiorno-Zegna M 

Belinda Dawson 

Bell A 

Bell C 

Bell M 

Bells at Killcare 

Benjamin M 

Bevan A 

Beveridge E 

Bickford E 

Bickmore-Hutt L 

BIG W 

BigPond 

Bing Lee VIP night 

Birtles B 

Bishop T 

Black Communications Pty Ltd 

Blaxland R 

Bloom 

Bloom DH 

Bokareva T 

Boneham P 

Bonhams & Goodman 

Boost Juice Bars 

Booth J 

Bovis Lend Lease 

Bowyer I 

Brahimi G & S 

Braitling J 

Bravura Solutions 

Breakwell S 


Brennan M 

Brenner P 

Bridel R 

Brierley R 

Bristow L 

Bronte Rowing Marathon 

Brown A 

Brown C 

Bruzzano M 

Bubb E 

Buchanan H 

Build-A-Bear Workshop 

Bulmer M 

Bunnings Ashfi eld 

Bunnings Mascot 

Bunnings Rose Bay 

Burberry 

Burg G 

Burgess C 

Burt W 

Byrne J 

Cadbury Easter Picnic 2008 

Caldwell I 

Callaway Golf South Pacifi c Pty Ltd 

Camargue 

Campbell SE 

Canberra Marathon 

Cannon KL 

Canterella Bros 

Cape Kidnapper 

Capital Investment Group 

Carapiet M 

Carmont R 

Carpenter R 

Carriol K 

Cartwright D 

Cary S 

Casey T 

Castle S 

Cavalier Homes Australasia 

Cave P 

Chaplin C 

Chapman M 

Chapman S 

Cheetah Swimwear 

Chellappah N 

Cherry J 

Cheung T 

Cheval & Chapeau – 

Inglis Ladies Luncheon 

Chewing G 

Christian Dior 

Christian Lacroix 

Chubb Family 

Church T 

City 2 Surf runners 

City Chase 2008 

City of Sydney RSL Club 

Clarke D 

Clarke G 

Clarke T 

Classic Spirit 

Clovelly Public School – Bake-Off 

COAST 

Cobden M 

Cody P 

Coe D & M 

Cohen A 

Coles Group 

Collins G 

Comedy for Kids 

Comino A 

Comino C 

Comino K 

Commonwealth Bank of Australia 

Como Shambhala 

Compton M 

Concord Trainee Pro Am 

Connolly S 

Conrad K 

Coogee Bay Hotel Golf Day 

Coogee Dolphins Sports Luncheon 

Coogee Family Fun Day 

Coogee Public School 

Coogee Walk for Life 

Copyrights Australasia 

Corlett RB 

Corne P 

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Corporate Express Sale Day 

Cosier C 

Cosier Family 

Costa R 

Cottle BR 

Coulton M 

County vs City Ice Hockey Tournament 

Cozzi Café Raffl e 

Cricket NSW 

Croft M 

Cronulla Lions Club 

Cure For Life Foundation 

Curtis S 

Curve Mosman 

CYCA Melbourne Cup 

& Christmas Fundraisers 

CYCA Winter Ball 

Dalla Palma A 

Danebank Anglican School for Girls 

d’Arenberg Pty Ltd 

Darling I 

Darren & Christina Attard – 

Build a Gym Ball 

David R 

David S 

Davies Family Foundation 

Davis P 

Day of Difference Foundation Ltd 

DDB 

De Saxe C 

Decorative Events 

Dedes P 

Delves M 

Dermalogica 

Deutsch I 

Deutsche Bank 

Diaz E 

Dicks R 

Diesel 

Dinnigan C 

Dive H 

Dix D 

Doff D 

Dore-Smith S 

Dorney M 

Dorrall F 

Dossier Clothing Co 

Duguid A 

Dummett J 

Dunkel R 

Dunstan I 

Dunstan K 

Dunstone S 

Earlwood Hotel Melbourne Cup Fundraiser 

Easterbrook C 

Eastment VJ 

Easy Signs 

Eckowitz R 

Edgerton J 

El-Khawli G 

Elle Bache Bondi Junction 

Elsworth L 

EMI Staff Charity Breakfast 

Emirates 

Empire Beads 

Epping Boys’ High School 

Escada 

Etheridge K 

Evans P 

Evans S 

Evian 

Excellent Laundry Services 

EYE Corp 

Fairfax Holdings Pty Ltd 

Fairfax J 

Fairfax Media 

Fairfax N 

Falloon N 

Falls Creek Ski Lifts 

Farnsworth J 

Farren-Price J 

Farren-Price Jewellers 

Fast Proof Press 

FATS Digital 

Fay J 

Fay T 

Fell G 

Fendi 

Fennell T 

Ferguson JA 

Ferris S 

Fiani R 

Fink B 

Finkelstein C 

Fire Expo Trade Show 

Fisher C 

Fittler B 

Flying Fish Restaurant 

Foley-Quin M 

Fong B 

Ford J 

Formica J 

Formosa L 

Foster LG 

Francis S 

Francrane 

Fratelli Fresh 

Freeman D 

Freeman P 

Fresco Creative 

Fresh TV, Nine Network 

Funtastic Limited 

Gadge S 

Garard B 

Garbacz E 

Gary S 

Gazal D 

Gazal M 

Gazal R 

Georges Mediterranean Bar & Grill 

Gerard M 

Gerondis J 

Getty Images 

Giannone E 

Giavis M 

Gillard The Hon J 

Giuseppi F 

Global Aviation Asset Management 

Global Red 

Globe International Ltd 

Globus Family Golf Day 

Goh FM 


Gold Dinner 2008 

Goldberg D & L 

Goldman Sachs JBWere 

Goldman Sachs JBWere – Staff 

Goldstein D 

Good Shepherd Primary School 

Gott P 

Gourmet Traveller WINE Luxury Event 

Graham O’Keefe – Cabaret Nights 

Gray P 

Gray-Spencer K 

Green A 

Green L 

Greenaway S 

Greg Murray Holdings Pty Ltd 

Grice JD 

Griffi n L 

Grove P 

Grynberg V 

Gucci 

Gutman K 

Haberfi eld Public School 

Hachette Lirve Australia Pty Ltd 

Haddrick G 

Hagger A 

Hairstop Clinic 

Hameiri D 

Hamish & Andy, 2DayFM 

Hanagan B 

Hannafords 

Hannan M 

Hareb Family 

Haritos D 

Haritos Hotels 

HarperCollins Publishers Australia 

Pty Limited 

Harrigan WT & SJ 

Harris D 

Harris Family 

Harris Farm Markets 

Harrison D 

Hart C 

Harvey A 

Hastings K 


Hausmann J 

Haverick Meats 

Hawker J 

Hayman Australia Menswear 

Heaney J 

Heatcraft Charity Golf Day 

Heaydon C 

Helensburgh Community Preschool 

Help Gabi help others 

Hempton D 

Hendler D 

Hermes 

Hervir Family 

Ho K 

Hodgkinson B 

Hofbauer D & R 

Hofbauer P & S 

Hoffmann V 

Hogan B 

Holden F 

Home Couture 

Hoove A 

Hopscotch 

Hordern J & C 

Hornibrook T 

HotHouse 

Hotz G 

House D 

Howard S 

Howell MA 

Hoyts – Entertainment Quarter 

Hughes J 

Huka Lodge 

Huljich J 

Hunt Leather 

Hunter Bay Partners Pty Ltd 

Huon IT Pty Ltd 

Huston S 

ICAP Charity Day 

iFit 

IGroup Australia 

Infobreak 

Ingham R 

Ingham S 

Ipkendanz D 

Irrigation Dynamics 

Isacowitz M 

Isles A 

Israel Smith Photography 

Ivany P 

ivy 

J & J O’Brien Christmas Breakfast Raffl e 

Jackson B 

Jacobs F 

Jaguar Australia 

James Family 

Jamieson L 

Jan Logan 

JC Decaux 

Jeffrey A 

Jimmy Choo 

Johnson Family 

Johnson G 

Jones G 

Jones K 

Jones S 

Joo LL 

Joyce P 

Jupic A 

K & T Metal Fabrications 

Kambala 

KANG Charity Event 

Kantor H 

Karageorge I 

Kareela Public School 

Golden Circle Fun Run 

Kater C 

Katich S 

Kauri Cliffs 

Kearney D 

Keenan M 

Keighery M & L 

Kekatos J 

Keneally J 

Kennedy A 

Kennett J 

Kenny J 

Key Media Awards Night 

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Kidman J 

Kidman N 

Kidstuff 

Kilmurry M 

Kingston D 

Kitchin P 

Klein J 

Kogarah RSL Raffl e 

Kokoda Track Fundraiser 

Kramer H 

Krecklengberg R 

Kruger S 

Kumar S 

Kwik Kopy Bondi Junction 

Kwok B 

La Belle Day Spa & Beauty Therapy 

La Prairie Skincare 

Lamens L 

Lampert E 

Lau KH 

Law R 

Lawrence W 

Lazanas E 

Leary P 

Leckie D & S 

Lee A 

Lee GS 

Leidenfrost A 

Let’s Say Thank You Fundraiser 

Levy G 

Lewis B 

Lewis-Thorp S 

Lewkovitz M 

Lin & Barrett Lingerie 

Lion Nathan 

Lions Club of Bondi INC 

Lisa Beehaq Fundraisers 

Lisarow High School 

Little Sails Preschool 

Longden K 

Longwell B 

Look Print 

Loosley S 

Lord R 

Lorraine Lea Linen – 

Party for Kids with Cancer 

Louis Vuitton 

Love M 

Lovette L 

Lowe D 

Lowe M 

Lowes D 

Lowrey G 

Lowy D 

Lowy S 

Lucas R 

Lucky Beer 

Luhrmann A 

Lycakis A 

Lynch WL & DL 

MacFarlan RBS 

Macindoe F 

MacKay T 

Macquarie Group Foundation 

Macro Wholefoods Market 

Madden T & J 

Malas J 

Malaxos C 

Mallesons Stephen Jaques 

Mallesons Stephen Jaques – Staff 

Maloney D 

Malouf A 

Malouf I & M 

Malouf W 

Mandy Lights 

Manettas K 

Mangos J 

Manly Surf School 

Mansour A 

Manttan M 

Markham A 

Marsh OM 

Marshall D 

Martin C 

Martin Family 

Mary Mumby Jewellery 

Mason P 

Massy-Greene R 

Mastrocostas H 

Mastrocostas M 

Mathers N 

Matraville RSL Sport Star Luncheon 

Mayer K 

Maynard E 

McAuliffe M 

McCabe P 

McCann E 

McCarthy D 

McCarthy P & K 

McCarthy S 

McClatchie G 

McDonald A 

McFadyen B 

McGeough P 

McGuinness A 

McHardy SJ 

McKenzie I 

McLellan R 

McLeod A 

McMahon S 

McWilliam B 

Meagher A & F 

Medich A 

Megara 

Mel2Syd Non Stop Bike Ride 

Mellor-Stuart J 

Merivale Group 

Metzner P 

Michael AC 

Michell G 

Middleditch P 

Mikolaitis M 

Miller J 

Millers Fashion Club 

Milne J 

Milosevic M 

Miskin D 

Mitchell & Partners Charity Golf Day 

Modern Brands Pty Ltd 

Moet Hennessy 

Moller M 

Moore M 


Moran M 

Moran Y 

Moretti C 

Moroney PL & KM 

Morris B 

Morris C 

Morrison B 

Mortons 

Mosman Fine Dental 

Moss A 

Motueka Lodge 

Murdoch L & S 

Musson Jewellers 

Musto H 

MYER – Santa’s Longest Lunch 

myfi rstpearl 

Nader Jewellers 

Naftel G 

Naftel S 

National Australia Bank Limited 

National Nine News, Nine Network 

National Rugby League 

Negus W 

Newton SE 

Newtown High School of Performing Arts 

Ng J 

Nickelodeon 

Nick’s Bar and Grill 

Nine Network 

Nisbett DF 

North K 

NSW Fire Brigade fundraising activities 

Oats A 

O’Brien A 

O’Callaghan R 

O’Connell S 

Odman D 

O’Keefe G 

Olympus Sport 

O’Neil C 

O’Neil N 

O’Neill C 

Onisforou H 

Opera Point Events 


Orson & Blake 

Oscar & Friends Booksellers 

O’Sullivan Family 

Otto M 

Owen L 

Oxford Printing and Design 

Pacifi c Publications Pty Ltd 

Packer G 

Pages Event Equipment 

Paleg G 

Pan Macmillan Australia 

Papadopoulos A 

Parker LE 

Parry N 

Parry S 

Pasciuto M 

Paspaley 

Patagonia Ice-Cream Easter Raffl e 

Patterson J 

Paul C 

Paul Empsom Photography 

Penfold-Russell R 

Penguin Books 

Penklis G 

Penklis T & M 

Penzkover D 

Peppernell W 

Peppers Clearwater Resort 

Peramatukorn Family 

Perlstein G 

Perry-Keene J 

Peter Hewett Optometrist 


Peter’s of Kensington 

Phoenix Hair Face Body 

Piccola Scuderia – Charity BBQ 

Pier Restaurant 

Pilates Physique 

Pink Ginger 

Piromalli J 

Platypus Australia 

Playfair M 

Podgornik CK 

Polo Ralph Lauren 

Pomeranz M 

Pond 

Pond N 

Porter I 

Poulakis T 

PRADA Australia 

Pratt L 

Preece W 

Priestley R 

Prior R 

Protrust Pty Limited 

Pryer I 

Pugsley S 

Purcell A & A 

qualia 

Quilt Day at Wellington 

Knitty Knotty Nook 

R.M. Williams 

Racsko A 

Rafter P 

Rainbow Display Systems 

Rally for Recovery 2007 

Ralston R 

Random House Australia 

Randwick City Council – 

Australia Day Celebrations 

Randwick Fitness First Raffl e 

Randwick Ladies Golf Day 

Rankine S 

Raphaely N 

Rastogi A 

Reach Crane Trucks Pty Ltd 

Reads of Woollahra 

Regal Innovations 

Reid J 

Reidy G 

Revlon 

Riad E 

Riad M 

Riada Fashion Boutique 

Roadshow Films 

Roband Australia 

Roberts A 

Roberts M 

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Robertson C 

Rodgers C 

Rodgers D 

Rodgers M 

Rodney & Judith O’Neil Foundation 

Rogoff Studio Art Display 

Ron Bennett Fine Clothing for Men 

Rooney S 

Rose M 

Rosenberg J 

Rosenberg L 

Ross A 

Rossi M 

Rosson M 

Rothery S 

Rothwell S 

Rothwell W 

Rowe MR 

Rubal T 

Rubinstein J 

Ruddick R 

Ryan J & S 

Ryan M 

Ryan P 

Ryan’s Hotels 

S.A.N. Hairdressing Salon 

Saadie A 

Saba C 

Sacks T 

Salamon R 

San Pellegrino 

Sanderson C 

Sarah Green Designs 

Sardelic N 

Sargents Charitable Foundation 

Sass & Bide 

Satouris Family 

Saunders P 

Saunders-Klimenko B 

Saunders-Weinberg M 

SCA Hygiene Australasia 

Scali Y 

Scanlan & Theodore Pty Ltd 

Scarf C 

SCEGGS Darlinghurst 

Schaeffer J 

Schaumkel I 

Scheinberg D 

Schenk D 

SCHF – Joshua Holland Leukaemia Fund 

Schofi eld B 

Schreiber S 

Schreuder L 

Scots College Performing Arts Night 

Scott S 

Sebesfi Y 

Sedlarevic T 

Sell & Parker Pty Ltd 

Sellers B 

Sensis 

Shand G & K 

Shapiro Auctioneers 

Shaw + Smith Pty Ltd 

Shein D 

Shein S 

Sheridan Australia 

Shmith D 

Silver Party 2008 

Simon Johnson 

Simonsen N 

Simpson BD 

Simpson-Morgan P 

Singapore Airlines Ltd 

Singer J 

Sintras D 

Sippe P 

Sireshan – Pure Photography 

Skapetis T 

Small Luxury Hotels of the World 

Smartline Charity Golf Day 

Smiles D 

Smith J 

Smyth J 

Solar L 

Solomon G 

Solomons D 

South Sydney High School 

South Sydney Rabbitohs 

Southern Courier 

Souths Juniors Bonanza Charity Raffl e 

Space Furniture 

Spalvins JG 

Spit Music 

Sportscraft 

St Catherine’s Anglican School 

St James Hotel 

St John’s Catholic Primary School – 

Fun Run and Mufti Day 

St Lukes Grammar School 

St Paul’s Catholic College 

St Spyridon Parish Golf Day 

St Thomas Aquinas Catholic School 

Stabbac J 

Stainer K 

Stanley J & N 

Stapleton K 

Stapleton KA 

Starship Sydney 

Stedmans Hospitality 

Personnel & Training 

Stedmans Hospitality 

Personnel & Training – Staff 

Steelbuilt Kit Homes 

Stein L 

Stening M 

Steve Johnston – Campbelltown 

to Mollymook Charity Walk 

Stevens E 

Stevens J 

Stewart G 

Stewart R 

Stojanovski F 

Stone A 

Stone M 

Stracey B 

Stratton D 

Stratton M 

Stringer I 

Stuart A 

Stutterheim D 

Sullivan M 

Summers Floral Woollahra 


Sunglass Hut 

Super Circuit Outdoor Exercise Session 

Surfection Mosman 

Sutherland MA 

Swan R & J 

Sydney Airports Corporation 

Sydney Buses 

Sydney Front Runners – Little Black Dress 

Taitz L 

Taouk D 

Taylor V 

Teasdale J 

Telstra Plus 

Temsamani K 

Terakes K 

The Bathers’ Pavilion 

The Coffee Club 

The Daily Telegraph 

The Footy Show, Nine Network 

The Golden Door Health Retreat – Elysia 

The Grain Creative 

The Look 

The Paddington Beauty Room 

The Sunday Telegraph 

The Sun-Herald 

The Sydney Morning Herald 

The Total Effect 

The Vintage Room 

Thomas D 

Thornley A 

Thorpe I 

Tiffany & Co 

Tilley B 

Tip to Toe 

TLE Electrics – Charity Auction 

Today, Nine Network 

Toni & Guy Hairdressing, Mosman 

Tooher D 

Topfer J 

Total Concept Projects – Head Shave 

Touched by Olivia Foundation 

Travers S 

Trees for Children 2007 

Tribal DDB 


Tropicana 

Tsimnady H 

Tsiolis J 

Tulia Tapis 

Tunehouse Tune Up Day 

Turnbull M & L 

Tuxen S 

twentyfour-7 

Underwood L 

United Financial Services Group 

Universal Music 

Universal Publishers 

Urquhart PD 

Utz J 

Vale H 

Vanderplank G 

Vass C 

Vella P 

Venardos G 

Vest A 

Vickers M 

Vidor K 

Visual Event Management 

Vittoria Coffee 

Vogel E 

Von Troska 

Voyages Longitude 131 

Wainberg P 

Walker L 

Walker P 

Wallace H 

Ward A 

Ward J 

Ward K 

Ward P 

Waterford Wedgwood Australia Ltd 

Waters M 

Web Central 

Webb J 

Webber J 

Weinberg R 

Weiss G 

Weisz M 

Weldon K 

Wentworth Courier 

Westpac Fundraiser 

Whiston JM 

White J 

White Window Washing 

Wilkenfeld S & M 

Williams M 

Williams P 

Williams S 

Wintan C 

Winton K 

Women’s Day 

Wong A 

Wong LK 

Wood L 

Woodhouse D 

Woods R 

Woolfrey C 

Woolley G 

Worrall M 

Wren M 

Yabsley M 

Yager K 

Yau J 

Yeo J 

Yoga BC 

YSl Beaute 

Yummy Mummies 

Ziade A 

Ziade S 

Zwi T 

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In Celebration 

Engagement 

Batami Ungar 

Birthday 

Alistair Wright 

Angela Demetrious 

Ann Taylor 

Brandon Lewis 

Brian Read 

Brooklyn Weinberg 

Carol Pryer 

Damien Pembroke 

Daniel Newstadt 

David Small 

Deanne & Joe Rooz 

Dylan Lafl eur 

Elizabeth Beveridge 

Gabi Riad 

Garin Clarke 

Grace Karalis 

Greg Homan 

Helen Dunn 

Huon Bollard 

Jenny Watson 

Jeremy Barker 

John Symond AM 

Julian Cass 

Louis Waters 

Madeline Harrold 

Mark Lucas 

Matilda Mechreki 

Meika & Sari Leivenzon 

Mervyn Pieterkofsky 

Mike & Deborah Anderson 

Naomi Diamond 

Paul Esposito 

Phil Owen 

Poppy Hardy 

Richard Conti 

Ron & Melissa Schaffer 

Sara 

Shelley Lewis 


Stanley Parsonage 

Tania Mathie 

Theo & Marianne Penklis 

Wayne Black 

Zara 

Wedding 

Iain & Kerrie Anderson 

Timothy & Tabitha Potts 

Celebratory 

Dean Schofi eld 

Demi Rothner 

Matthew Brock 

Mr & Mrs Lindsay Fox 

Mr Andrews 

Mr Hennes 

Nicholas Nicopoulos 

Orson Phillips 

Sarah & Audrey 

Farewell 

Hooma Mishra 

Charles Natter 

Christmas 

B Morgardinh 

David Gillard 

Dee Mantova 

Jason Yeo 

Maria Severino 

Mary Wilde 

Matt de Britt 

Milmans 

Sydney Kitchen Group 

Wendy Simkins 

Christening and Baptism 

Hayden McCarthy 

Jackson T Durbin 

Katerina Lucas 

Max Roche 

Nichola & Nomiki Michailou 

Zak Rider 


Bar Mitzvah 

Dean Shein 

Ari Stein 

In Memoriam 

Archie Demer 

Arthur Organ 

Ashleigh Musson 

Aurora Dive 

Callum Akayan 

Carol Anderson 

Clare Nott 

Cynthia Tohver 

Diana Baker 

Dillon McKeown 

Frank Davis 

George Avgoustinos 

George Stathis 

Giuseppe Sidoti 

Henriette Elmat 

Hugo Dylan Barkway 

Jack Buntings 

James Lau 

Jayne Murdoch 

Jeffrey Miller 

Jessica De Anderade 

Jim Dorbis 

Joe Alexander 

John 

John David Anderson 

Johnny Sussanna 

Jonathan Musto 

Jordan Prowse 

Katelyn Nottage 

Keith Organ 

Lila Tattle Stewart 

Luca Costa 

Margaret Cavanagh 

Mariza Teimmer 

Matilda Koehler 

Melissa Marko 

Mr Conroy 

Nicolas Nicopoulos 

Noreen Ellen Banning 

Olga Del Carmen Ramos 

Orlando Trieste 

Petros Argyrou 

Qua Wei Chang 

Rachael O’Dea 

Ramnath Sachdeva 

Rena Sailes 

Robert Samson 

Robert Sansom 

Rosa Romeo 

Ruby Glen 

Ryan D’Annibale 

Samuel Greenslade 

Sarita Webber 

Scott Houghton 

Shirley Claire 

Siannion F McGiuney 

Solomon & R Lewkovitz 

Ted Holland 

Violet Jean Drew 

Zacharia R Gereis 

Bequests 

The Estate of Late Annie Beatrice Bourke 

The Estate of the Late Marius Joseph Bourke 

The Dunn Family Trust Fund 

The Estate of the Late Marjorie E Eaton 

The Estate to Late Laurel D Goodsir 

The Estate of the Late William Marsh 

The Estate of Late Lorna Gladys Steele 

The Estate of the Late Dorothy Smith 

The Estate of Late Georgette Marie Yared 

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Thomas’s mum Martine: 

“The expertise and level of care Tom 

has received at Sydney Children’s 

Hospital has been wonderful.” 

Thomas, 5 Years, Genetic Condition, Northbridge 



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The Fellowship Program at Sydney 

Children’s Hospital is vital to ensure 

that medical staff continue to develop 

their skills in an area of specialty, 

whilst providing the highest possible 

standard of care to our young patients. 

As new treatments and cures continue to be developed, the need to offer professional 

development to outstanding paediatric candidates has increased. The Fellowships train 

the specialists of the future and attract candidates from far and wide. 

Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation is dedicated to providing Fellowships through its 

fundraising initiatives and creating partnerships with business and community. Thank you 

to our sponsors who have contributed generously to funding the following Fellowships. 

Allens Arthur Robinson Neurology Fellow 

Dr Manoj Menezes 

Epilepsy Fellow sponsored by Arrowfi eld, 

CVC Managers Pty Ltd, Ron Finemore 

Transport, Manildra Group and the 

Palmdale Trust (managed by Perpetual) 

Dr Claire Frizzell 

SCHF Neurology Fellow 

Dr Simon Cohen 

Peter Wilson Gobi March and SCHF 

Emergency Fellow 

Dr Dennis Chow and Dr Tony Bell 


Emergency Fellow (Anonymous Donor) 

Dr Phil Coote 

BIG W Cardiology Fellow 

Dr Philip Henderson 

Sell and Parker Intensive Care Fellow 

Dr John McAweeney 

SCHF Community Fellow 

Dr Carolyn Louda 

SCHF Endocrine Fellow 

Dr Shihab Hameed 

SCHF Gastroenterology Fellow 

Dr Samantha Tilakaratne 


SCHF Immunology Fellow 

Dr Mahila Namasivayam 

Gold Dinner 2006 Renal Fellow 

Dr Amelia Le Page 

SCHF Chronic Care Fellow 

Dr Marc Johnson 

City of Sydney RSL & Cornucopia 

Committee Child Protection Fellow 

Dr Adrienne Moline 

SCHF Sleep Fellow 

Rotating registrar 

Coles & BiLo Supermarkets NSW 

Haematology/Oncology Fellow 

Dr Jan Du Plessis 

Australian Legends Dinner Haematology/ 

Oncology Fellow 

Dr Michaela MacGregor 

and Dr Paddy Barbaro 

The Snowy Ride and Rally for Recovery 

Haematology/Oncology Fellow 

Dr Vivek Badrik 

Gold Dinner 2005 Infectious 

Diseases Fellow 

Dr Asha Bowen 

UNSW Education Fellow 

Dr Marc Johnson 

SCHF Education Fellow 

Dr Katrina Doyle 

SCHF Dermatology Fellow 

Rotating Roster 

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Research grants represent a major 

investment in the future of our children 

and is a vital part of Sydney Children’s 

Hospital’s commitment to child health. 

Research Grants are awarded annually to staff on a competitive basis after review 

by the Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation’s Research Advisory Committee. This year 

15 Research Grants were awarded for projects to be undertaken in a variety of medical 

disciplines. The following three Research Grants give an insight into the broad range 

of paediatric research conducted at Sydney Children’s Hospital. 

The prognosis of Autism 

Spectrum Disorders 

Chief Investigator: A/Prof Katrina 

Williams, Community Paediatrics, Sydney 


Associate Investigators: Vivian Bayl, 

Robert Leitner, Con Papadopoulos, Susan 

Woolfenden, Vanessa Sarkozy 

Good quality information about the 

prognosis of Autism Spectrum Disorders 

(ASD) is necessary for families of 

affected children to plan their lives, 

and for clinicians who care for them to 

make decisions about investigations and 

management. There is limited recent 

information about prognosis across the 

different diagnostic subgroups of ASD 

and no published studies involving an 

Australian population. This study will 

provide much-needed, locally relevant, 

information about short term prognosis 

and establish a mechanism for gathering 

information about medium and long-term 

outcomes. 

Psychological impact of coming off 

treatment for children diagnosed 

with cancer: a milestone or millstone 

for families 

Chief Investigator: Ms Kate Lenthen, 

Centre for Children’s Cancer and Blood 

Disorders, Sydney Children’s Hospital 

Associate Investigators: Dr Belinda 

Goodenough, Dr Richard J Cohen 

Up to 80% of children with cancer survive 

into adulthood, yet little research has 

documented the needs and concerns 

of families as the child completes 

treatment. The transition into the long 

term survivor clinic represents a period 

where the risk of cancer returning 

becomes lower than the risk of long term 


effects of cancer therapy. This ‘coming 

off treatment’ milestone can be a time 

of signifi cant uncertainty, medically and 

psychologically. This project aims to 

document the experiences and unmet 

information, support and service needs of 

children completing cancer treatment with 

a view to planning appropriate familyfocused 

interventions. 

S100 proteins and infl ammation 

in the intestinal epithelium 

Chief Investigator: A/Prof Andrew Day, 

School of Women’s and Children’s 

Health, Dept of Gastroenterology, Sydney 


Associate Investigator: Dr Steven Leach 

S100 proteins are small molecules that 

mediate infl ammation (or the response to 

infection or injury) in various parts of the 

body. This project aims to study how they 

contribute to diseases of the intestine or 

bowel that involve infl ammation, such as 

infl ammatory bowel disease. It may be 

that these S100 proteins play key roles 

by interacting with the normal bacteria 

present in bowel and amplifying or 

abnormally augmenting the responses to 

infl ammation of the intestinal lining. This 

project has the potential to provide new 

knowledge about the causes of these 

childhood bowel conditions, with the 

hope that new more effective therapies 

might be developed in future. 


Other Research Grants 

Awarded: 

Parental attitudes to nutrition and physical 

activity after their child’s cancer treatment 

and its relationship with risk of obesity 

and the metabolic syndrome 

Chief Investigator: Mrs Jennifer Cohen, 

Dept of Allied Health, Sydney Children’s 

Hospital 

Associate Investigators: Dr Belinda 

Goodenough 

Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor 

Receptor (VEGFR)-3 Ablation as a novel 

therapeutic approach for the treatment of 

leukaemia 

Chief Investigator: Dr Alla Dolnikov, 

Cord and Marrow Transplant Program, 



Pre-clinical development of ex-vivo 

expanded haematopoietic cells derived 

from umbilical cord blood for use in 

allogenic transplantation 

Chief Investigator: Dr Tracey O’Brien, 

Cord and Marrow Transplant Program, 


Disorders, Sydney Children’s Hospital, 

Associate Investigator: Ms Tiffany Holmes 

Identifying the prognostic and therapeutic 

importance of the anti-apoptotic protein 

NOL3 in malignant gliomas 

Chief Investigator: Dr David Ziegler, 



Associate Investigator: Prof Michelle 

Haber 

A randomised cross-over trial of the 

acquisition of clinical reasoning during 

teaching of paediatric epilepsy 

Chief Investigator: A/Prof Ann Bye, Dept 

of Neurology, Sydney Children’s Hospital 

Associate Investigators: Dr John Lawson, 

Dr Michelle Farrar, Ms Amy Lonergan 

Phenotypic profi les of families with 

a speech-sound disorder of suspected 

genetic origin: speech, orometer, 

language, literacy, and cognitive 

characteristics 

Chief Investigator: Ms Bronwyn Carrigg, 

Dept of Allied Health, Sydney Children’s 


Associate Investigators: Ms Louise Parry, 

Dr Elise Baker, Dr Kirrie Ballard 

A prospective Retcam study comparing 

retinal fi ndings in infl icted traumatic brain 

injury and accidental head injury 

Chief Investigator: Prof Minas Coroneo, 

Dept of Ophthalmology, 

Prince of Wales Hospital 

Associate Investigators: Dr Gaurav 

Bhardwaj, Dr Mark Jacobs, Dr Vivek 

Chowdhury 

Cognition and autism in children with 

tuberous sclerosis complex 

Chief Investigator: Dr John Lawson, Dept 

of Neurology, Sydney Children’s Hospital 

Associate Investigators: Dr David Mowat, 

Dr Maya Chopra, Dr Vivien Bayl, Dr 

Katrina Williams, Dr Meredith Wilson 

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Chromosomal abnormalities in intellectual 

disability- investigating the role of Single 

Nucleotide Polymorphism microarrays 

using a population-based cohort 

Chief Investigator: Dr David Mowat, Dept 

of Clinical Genetics, Sydney Children’s 


Associate Investigator: Dr Clement Loy 

Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis 

recovery following prolonged prednisone 

therapy in infants with hemangiomas 

Chief Investigator: Dr Charles Verge, 

Senior Lecturer (Conjoint), School of 

Women’s and Children’s Health, Dept 

of Endocrinology, Sydney Children’s 


Associate Investigator: Dr Susan Adams 

Monocytes: a possible source 

of hemangioma endothelial cells 

Chief Investigator: A/Prof Orli Wargon, 

(Conjoint), School of Women’s and 

Children’s Health, Dept of Dermatology, 

Sydney Children’s Hospital 

Associate Investigators: Prof Phil Hogg, 

Prof. Wendy Jessup 

Kinetics of peanut protein in human serum 

Chief Investigator: A/Prof John Ziegler, 

Dept of Immunoloy and Infectious 

Diseases, Sydney Children’s Hospital 

Associate Investigators: Dr Brynn 

Wainstein 

Leslie Stevens Fund for Newborn 

Care (LSFNC) 

The Leslie Stevens Fund for Newborn 

Care was established in 2003 to make 

an important contribution to research and 

clinical care in the fi eld of Neonatology 

at the Sydney Children’s Hospital and 

Royal Hospital for Women. 

The Fund was established by the 

Stevens family to recognise the life-long 

contribution to paediatrics of the late 

Professor Leslie Stevens and to make an 

important contribution to Neonatology. 

An Advisory Committee evaluates 

submissions for funding. 

This year’s grant recipients were: 

Why outborn very premature babies 

are increasing in Australia? 

Perinatal regionalisation and outborn 

barrier evaluation 

Chief Investigator: Dr Parag Mishra, Staff 

Neonatologist, Royal Hospital for Women 

Including: A/Prof Kei Lu, A/Prof Elizabeth 

Sullivan, Prof Brian Darlow, Prof William 

Tarnow-Mordi, Prof David Elwood 

Hosting the Australian and New Zealand 

Network (ANZNN) with National 

Perinatal Statistics Unit (NPSU) at the 

Randwick Campus 

Chief Investigator: Dr Kei Lui, A/Prof, 

School of Women’s and Children’s 

Health, Royal Hospital for Women and 

Director Dept of Newborn Care, Royal 

Hospital for Women 

Including: Prof Michael Chapman 

Infection of neonates in the neonatal 

intensive care - are adenoviruses and 

noroviruses as common pathogens 

as in older children 

Chief Investigator: Dr Tony Walls, 

Senior Lecturer, School of Women’s and 

Children’s Health, Dept of Respiratory 

Medicine, Sydney Children’s Hospital, 

Randwick 

Including: Dr Pam Palasanthiran, A/Prof 

Kei Lui, Professor William D Rawlinson, 

Dr Chris McIver 


Thanks to the support of the community, 

the Foundation is able to fund other areas 

of support such as clinical initiatives, 

research and refurbishments to further the 

development and quality of work, practice 

and innovation at Sydney Children’s 

Hospital. The following examples and 

listings highlight the valuable work that 

has been undertaken this year. 


Clinical Initiatives 

Sydney Children’s Clinical Trials Centre 

Clinical trials test whether a particular 

drug, surgical operation, diagnostic test 

for a condition, or a medical device is 

safe, works and is better than the drugs, 

devices, or tests already available. 

Clinical trials provide vital research 

evidence for best practice in the domains 

of paediatric medicine, treatment 

and overall care. The Foundation 

has provided the funds to initiate 

the development of a comprehensive 

clinical trials centre at Sydney 

Children’s Hospital. 

Improved access to surgery project 

This project aims to improve the Hospital’s 

preadmission service, increase the 

number of children admitted on the day 

of surgery, increase the number for day 

surgery and increase the occupancy 

of extended day only beds. We strive to 

improve our service to children and their 

families and help make the Hospital 

more effi cient. 

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Aboriginal Surfi ng Program 

This project reaches out to the community 

by providing an after school surfi ng 

program for disadvantaged Aboriginal 

boys. The surfi ng program aims to 

improve physical fi tness and self-esteem 

to encourage better long term health 

outcomes. 

Academic and clinician to provide 

enhancement for academic initiatives. 

Coordinator of clinical research. 

Research and improvement nurse position 

in the Professional Development Unit. 

Research support for Nursing and Allied 

Health projects. 

The C-Change project to conduct a 

comprehensive survey of the Hospital’s 

patient care, service and teamwork, with 

the aim of identifying opportunities for 

continuing improvement and excellence. 

Community paediatrician service 

development to further the community 

paediatric service with emphasis 

on Aboriginal and refugee health. 

Health Promotion Projects relevant 

to both patients/families and staff: 

* “Reducing tobacco related harm – 

offering smoking cessation 

interventions to parents/carers during 

their child’s admission to hospital.“ 

* “Improving access to speech 

pathology services for Aboriginal 

children.“ 

Temporary expansion of the newborn 

home visiting program. 

Outpatient special project to review 

improvement opportunities in service 

delivery in the Outpatients Department. 

Projects to improve patient fl ow, 

discharge planning and communication. 

Program of awards and recognition 

for staff. 

Emergency Department education 

project. 

Enhancement of Clinical Training 

Fellowships and coordination 

of training program. 

Temporary part time appointments as 

part of quality and improvement projects: 

Nurse, Hospital Scientist, Social Worker, 

Dietitian, Physio, Speech Therapist, 

Orthotist, Staff Specialist, Pharmacist. 

Research 

Two research student enhancements 

Salary support for laboratory 

coordinator 

Research bridging support 

Postdoctoral research fellowship funds 

Refurbishments of key clinical 

areas including: 

Audiology 

Emergency Department 

Neurology/Orthopaedic Ward 

Renal/Cardiac Ward 


Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation is 

proud to be the NSW partner of Children’s 

Hospital Foundations Australia (CHFA), the 

national federation of fi ve of Australia’s 

leading children’s hospital foundations. 


Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation 

– Queensland 

Sydney Children’s Hospital 

Foundation – New South Wales 

Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation 

– Victoria 

Women & Children’s Hospital 

Foundation – South Australia 

Princess Margaret Hospital 

Foundation – Western Australia 

This innovative partnership enables state 

based Children’s Hospital Foundations 

to access national support. It also enables 

organisations who identify a need for 

supporting the children’s hospitals on a 

national level through workplace giving, 

cause related marketing or donations. 

CHFA would like to sincerely thank the 

management and staff at each partner 

Foundation, and the sponsors, donors 

and supporters who continue to show 

their commitment around Australia – 

helping little lives shine. 

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Samantha’s dad Chris: 

“We were transferred to Sydney 

Children’s Hospital from south west NSW 

when Samantha needed emergency care. 

At distressing times like these you realise 

how fortunate we are to have access 

to a hospital which provides world class, 

specialist care for our kids.” 

Samantha, 2 Years, Pneumonia, Daysdale, with her dad Chris 



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for the year ended 30 june 2008 

Income statement $ 2008 $ 2007 

INCOME 

Bequests 1,640,958 502,508 

Donations and Fundraising 8,374,493 10,379,657 

Net Investment Income — 4,294,722 

Gift Shop & Café Operations 1,741,723 1,796,671 

Total income 11,757,174 16,973,558 

Less Expenses 

Fundraising Appeals 436,127 794,109 

Gift Shop & Café Operations 1,453,070 1,480,472 

Depreciation 50,378 47,940 

Operational 1,828,552 1,513,884 

Net Investment Loss 4,369,477 — 

Total Expenses 8,137,604 3,836,405 

Net profi t from ordinary activities 3,619,570 13,137,153 

Add: Capital and Reserves brought forward 32,357,886 26,839,665 

Less: Grants Distributed/Distributable (10,740,335) (7,618,932) 

Total equity/foundation funds 25,237,121 32,357,886 



Balance sheet $ 2008 $ 2007 

ASSETS 

Current assets 

Cash assets 1,914,036 4,327,679 

Receivables 342,396 386,196 

Inventories 43,959 44,706 

Other fi nancial assets 1,790,815 1,754,767 

Total current assets 4,091,206 6,513,348 

Non-current assets 

Other fi nancial assets 19,554,925 24,216,430 

Property, plant and equipment 2,118,503 2,140,595 

Total non-current assets 21,673,428 26,357,025 

Total assets 25,764,634 32,870,373 

LIABILITIES 

Current liabilities 

Payables 303,361 226,195 

Provisions 200,110 246,783 

Total current liabilities 503,471 472,978 

Non-current liabilities 

Provisions 24,042 39,509 

Total non-current liabilities 24,042 39,509 

Total liabilities 527,513 512,487 

Net assets 25,237,121 32,357,886 

EQUITY 

Contributed equity 100 100 

Reserves 25,237,021 32,357,786 

Total equity 25,237,121 32,357,886 

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independent auditors report 

for the year ended 30 june 2008 

Report on the Financial Statements 

We have audited the abridged fi nancial statements, comprising the Income Statement 

and Balance Sheet of Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation, for the fi nancial year 

ended 30 June 2008. 

Directors’ Responsibility for the Financial Statements 

The Foundation’s directors are responsible for the preparation and fair presentation 

of the abridged fi nancial statements. The abridged fi nancial statements are derived 

from the Foundation’s full annual fi nancial report. We have conducted an independent 

audit of the Foundation’s full annual fi nancial report in order to express an opinion 

on it to the members of the company. 

Auditor’s Responsibility 

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the full annual fi nancial report based on 

our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. 

Independence 

In conducting our audit, we have complied with the independence requirements 

of the Corporations Act 2001. 



Qualifi ed Audit Opinion 

In our audit report to the members on the full annual fi nancial report, we expressed 

the qualifi ed opinion that due to the cash nature of revenue of the Foundation and the 

controls surrounding the collection of revenue, we are unable to express an opinion 

as to whether revenue as reported is complete. 

In our opinion, the information reported in the abridged fi nancial statements 

is consistent with the full annual fi nancial report from which it is derived and upon 

which we have expressed our audit opinion. For a better understanding of the scope 

of our audit, this report should be read in conjunction with our audit report on the 

full annual fi nancial report. A copy of this may be obtained from Sydney Children’s 

Hospital Foundation at: Locked Bag 5, Randwick NSW 2031. 

Hill Rogers Partners 

Chartered Accountants 

XAVIER M UGARTE 

Partner 

30/09/08 

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“I have been coming to Sydney Children’s 

Hospital from Eumungerie, a town near 

Dubbo, ever since I was a baby. 

The Hospital has been my home away 

from home, and I am so grateful to all 

of the staff for being so welcoming and 

caring to me and my whole family.” 

Paige, 12 Years, Gastroenterology, Eumungerie 

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The Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation’s Art Program channels 

the diversity and potency of the visual arts – in all its forms – to improve 

the lives of the Hospital’s brave young patients, to inspire their families 

and carers, and to develop the Sydney’s Children’s Hospital Artspace into 

a dynamic cultural hub for the Hospital and the wider community. 

The Program manages and develops 

an important permanent collection, runs 

education and therapeutic workshops 

with patients, and manages a dynamic 

temporary exhibition schedule of 

exhibitions including artwork by the 

Hospital’s own patients (pictured). 

These paintings were created 

by patients and Sydney School 

Children who have participated 

in the Sydney Children’s Hospital 

Art Program exhibition program. 



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Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation 

Locked Bag 5 

Randwick NSW 2031 

T: 02 9382 1188 

F: 02 9314 6195 

E: schf@schf.org.au 

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