The Cure - Cure Our Kids

SEPTEMBER 2009. Issue 10
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
~ Les Galbraith (Chairman)
~ Dr Luce Dalla-Pozza
~ Tony Onsley
~ Gary Waters
~ David Steindl
~ Rob Newlinds
STAFF MEMBERS
~ Carolyn Dodds - CEO
~ Katrina Ortolan – Event Manager
~ Loretta Busby – Corporate Relations
~ Nicole Ramson – Event Coordinator
~ Julie Galbraith – Community Liaison
~ Natalea Iskra – Grants & Sponsorship
~ Jordie Reid – Web Development
~ Cass Warner – Graphic Design
a
Message
from
The CEO
What an amazing several weeks it’s been!
In the lead up to the City2Surf, the office was literally abuzz with phone calls
and emails from current supporters and new fans alike registering to be part of
this world famous event. It was so pleasing to see the sponsorships and donations
come flooding in too!
I won’t go into too much detail about City2Surf, as this special edition of The
Cure features a whole section dedicated to this amazing event. But it would be
remiss of me not to mention that WE DID IT! We not only reached, but exceeded
our $100k target by a good $20+K, to secure the title of the 2009 City2Surf’s
number one fundraiser! And we did it because of your support, so a tremendous
thank you to everyone who pitched in.
While our feet may still be tired, we’re by no means resting on our laurels in
the wake of our success – it’s all guns blazing in preparation for our inaugural
Melbourne Cup day event, Cup Day at THE STABLES.
I look forward to seeing you all there!
Caroyln Dodds

A Record 183 Attend August
Family Group Gatherings
Once again, the Cure Our Kids Family Group Gatherings proved a
tremendous success.
Held over three eventful nights, the seven dinners (which were at Coffs Harbour, Nowra,
Parramatta, North Ryde, Penrith, Bathurst and Gosford) were attended by a record
total of 183 parents of children who’ve had a child go through cancer treatment
at Westmead.
Together parents enjoyed a great meal, laughed, cried (in North Ryde they sang!) and
shared stories of amazing courage. As always, new friendships were formed and old
ones renewed.
A program designed to promote solidarity and generate mutual support amongst
parents going through a similar challenge, the Family Group Gatherings are now in their
third year. Here’s what some of the parents had to say:
“Cure Our Kids has provided our family the opportunity to share our experience and raise
awareness which is therapy in itself. We have been able to stay in contact with other wonderful
families who share the same sort of situation.”
“Everyone was warm and friendly and were sharing
their stories throughout the night... We swapped email
addresses and I am sure we will keep in touch.”
“A really lovely dinner, thank you so much for your work
and support. Much appreciated!”
Cancer Survivor
Gets On Board!
Over the next several weeks, Jasmin Mills will
join us as an intern and valued marketing
assistant. Jasmin was diagnosed with
osteosarcoma in 2001 at the age of 13 and
is now in remission. As part of her double
degree in Law and Public Communications,
she will be assisting Cure Our Kids with our
marketing strategy and
social media. Jasmin’s
personal insight into
the plight of families at
the Westmead cancer
unit coupled with her
specialised skills ensures
she’ll be a great asset
to the team.

Spotlight on Survival Kits
When families are first admitted to the children’s cancer unit at Westmead, they
are usually not prepared for a lengthy stay. To help them survive those first few
shell-shocked days, Cure Our Kids provides all newly diagnosed families with
Survival Kits. Containing a range of useful items such as toiletries, vouches
for the hospital café and parking and diary, Survival Kits help make life that
essential bit easier during a very stressful time.
Thank You from the Burtons An email to Cure Our Kids from Jodi Burton..
I will never forget the day I received my expecting, along the lines of “she might
Survival Kit. It felt like Christmas. We opened need some antibiotics and a patch”.
ours when we got home and my son Josh
was so excited. You see, when we found
Jess’s tumour it was during the holidays
(Monday 13th October) and we were on
our way to Movie World then all of a sudden
our lives were on the biggest rollercoaster
ride imaginable.
He then sent us to Brisbane where we met
with Dr Gyles who is a paediatric eye doctor
and he confirmed it was cancer. Not once
did my six year old son, Josh, ask when we’ll
be going to Movie World. I think he knew
by the tears in our eyes our holiday was
over. We drove back that night and arrived
Instead of going to the theme park we home Tuesday lunchtime. Wednesday we
drove to the Gold Coast Hospital where we went for a catscan and on Saturday Jess
met four different eye specialists and then lost her eye.
finally an American doctor who basically
said: “Your daughter has cancer and will
probably lose her eye by the end of the
week.” A big difference from what we were
The next day was to be Josh’s sixth birthday
and I had organised a huge surprise party
for him and 20 of his friends at a nearby park.
I had to ring all the parents and cancel the
party. So poor Josh had his birthday at the
hospital with his baby sister.
Jess and I came home again the following
Tuesday and Josh’s eyes lit up for the first
time in I don’t know how long to see soooo
much stuff in one bag. I know for a fact that
both Jess and Josh’s favourite thing is the
Tom and Jerry DVD – they still watch it today.
You see, you made my son’s day and made
up for all he had lost. Jess was not the only
one suffering and that bag full of goodies was
the most exciting thing, besides his mum and
sister being home, that Josh had seen in ages.
Thank you for everything you do and please
keep up the good work.
All our love, Jodi and the Burtons
xxx

ALDI Fills Survival Kits
A huge thank you
to ALDI for their
recent donation
of products for
the Survival Kits.
The cut-price
supermarket chain
has contributed a
number of cartons
of personal hygiene items including
deodorant, toothpaste and shampoo. The
donation will be much appreciated by
more than 150 newly diagnosed families
over the coming year.
Pictures
Above: Adrian
and his mum
Rosa with their
survival Kit
Left: Jessie Burton
and her
survival kit
Play Therapy Grants
Cure Our Kids would like to thank the following organisations for their recent generous
contributions towards the Play Therapy program for financial year 2009-10.
Masonicare – $4,660
Blackhill CDSE – $5,493.62
Woolworths Brookvale – $1,000
The program provides an opportunity for
kids to safely explore and express their
feelings, and to reconnect with the joyous
spontaneity of childhood. This much-loved
program also teaches children techniques
to help them cope with painful procedures,
helping them gain a sense of control over their experience.
Welcome Leah
Cure Our Kids would like to welcome Leah Allan as our new
Business Manager. Having worked in communications for
the Australian Army for close to eight years, Leah’s decision
for a career change coincided nicely with our needing a
dedicated, highly organised professional to assume the
position. Leah’s role will be to take care of Cure Our Kids’
books and to oversee the charity’s day-to-day operations.

Patient of the Month – Jessie Burton
At not quite three years of age, Jessie
Burton is one spirited little battler. Having
been diagnosed last October with
retinoblastoma, she’s endured painful
chemotherapy and the loss of her right
eye. And yet, according to her mother
Jodi, she’s never once complained. Jessie
finished up treatment in February of this
year and has been given the all clear. In
Jessie’s own words, she’s "hanging to get
back to pre-school" which she’ll do after her
next routine scan. Here, Jodi shares with us
a some of Jessie’s favourite things.
Favourite colour?
Today it’s black, but mostly pinks and purples.
Favourite toy?
Jessie has many favourites, mostly anything
to do with outside like bikes, scooters or
buckets and shovels. She does also like to
play with her Barbies.
Favourite food?
Jess has many favourite foods but I think
prawns would have to go down as one of
the preferred.
Favourite game?
Jessie loves to play tip with her big brother
Josh. Her favourite board game is a game
called Zingo (picture bingo).
Favourite activity?
She has just gone back to swimming and
the smile on her face is the most heartwarming
thing. She's a big girl now and no
longer needs mum in the pool. She is so full
of confidence and character and life. After
seeing her little legs going 100 miles an hour,
Jessie B Burton is gonna be the next
Madame Butterfly. She also likes to play
tennis with Pop and doesn't hit a bad
ball for a child with one eye – her hand
eye coordination is really amazing!
More treasured dream?
I would have to say definitely to become
a dancer, although I'm not too sure if she'll
be a ballerina or a hip hopper yet, but
she does have some moves. She loves to
dress up and dance with dad.

World’s Most Expensive Pizza
Raises $1,850
On Monday the 17th of August, Stella Italian Kitchen in Collaroy auctioned off the world’s
most expensive pizza, with all proceeds going to Cure Our Kids. Bidding at the packed house
was hotly contested, but finally this gourmet delight was sold for $1,850, making it Australia’s
most expensive pizza.
Comprising of highly sought after shaved Australian truffle, porcini mushrooms, authentic
Italian pork sausage and buffalo mozzarella, the pizza was cooked fresh at the auction and
served to the highest bidder – Sue Grant.
A huge thank you to Nick Salermo and his team at Stella Italian Kitchen, as well as Sue Grant.
The Pittwater House
Crazy Hair Day
On Thursday the 6th of August, The Pittwater House
Schools welcomed Cure Our Kids to their annual
Athletics Carnival where we held a ‘Crazy Hair for a
Gold Coin Donation’ stand. The sporty students had
their hair sprayed with their house colours - red, blue,
green, yellow and white. The girls had ribbon tied into
their hair, and the boys sported very cool Mohawks!
The students raised over $700 for Cure Our Kids – thank
you to everyone involved.
Painting
Auctioned for
Cure Our Kids
The 500 strong crowd at the opening of the
Sydney City Marine were privy to a spectacle
when they gathered on Thursday 30th July.
Courtesy of the talents of local artist, Brad
Blaze, a blank canvas transformed into a
vibrant cityscape of the Sydney harbour right
before their eyes, in only a matter of minutes.
The painting then went under the hammer
to Dean Leigh-Smith from Gold Coast City
Marina for $2,500, with all proceeds going to
Cure Our Kids.

CITY2SURF SPECIAL
Message from the Team Captain
On Sunday 9th of August 2009, 350
members of The Cure Our Kids
City2Surf Team (including Cisco
Kids) met at 8:00am on a cold street
corner just minutes away from The
Sun Herald’s City2Surf start line in
Sydney city.
Three months prior to this time, I was
named Team Captain of our first ever
City2Surf team and registrations opened.
This is when the fun began. I have always
been blown away by the generosity and
supportiveness of all members of the Cure
Our Kids family and once again, they
did not let me down. A mix of oncology
families, oncology staff, small businesses,
large businesses, those that had never
heard of Cure Our Kids, those who have
been loyal supporters of Cure Our Kids for
a long time and even Cure Our Kids staff
members and their families joined forces.

We all registered ourselves with The Sun
Herald, created our sponsorship pages
and hit the ground running. Three months
of preparing and 14kms of hurting later,
I am proud to announce that we have
exceeded all expectations. The Cure Our
Kids City2Surf Team has raised $121,204.89
and Cisco Kids has raised $20,010.
Creating, organising and being a part of this
team was such an amazing experience that
it is hard to explain and put into words so
instead, I will leave you with a team email
that I wrote to our team the minute we hit
our $100,000 target… it really says it all!
Your Team Captain in currently sitting at
her desk in tears because as of 6:58pm our
team has raised $105,070.60!!!!!
WE DID IT!!!! WE HIT OUR TARGET!!!!!!
Now who better to share this amazing
news with than you lot… the 350 members
of The Cure Our Kids City2Surf Team and
better yet, my 350 new friends!!!!!!
I cannot even begin to express to you all
how grateful everyone here at Cure Our
Kids is for the fact that 3 months ago you
all made a decision to join this team and
gave more than 100% the entire journey!
We are absolutely blown away with each
and every one of you and you can all run/
walk/crawl that 14KM’s on Sunday extremely
proud of yourselves and with your heads
held high because what you each have
achieved is a true show of character!!!!
I cannot tell you how happy I am and
proud I am of
our Team!!!
Rest up tonight
and tomorrow
guys cause
we now have
something pretty amazing to celebrate
on Sunday!!
All my love and thanks,
Your very proud and still crying Team
Captain! xo
Thanks for an amazing journey guys and
cant wait to do it all over again in 2010…
Bigger and Better!
Our Top Ten Fundraisers
As at 21st August, 2009
Walking For Scotty – $22,445
Plantweave – $8263
Pittwater House – $5575
The Woods Family – $5340
Loretta Busby – $5335
Nathan Cannock – $4756
Damien Hatfield – $4626
CommSec for Cure Our Kids – $3577
The Waldens – $3179.80
Mary Ortolan & Rene Lisson – $3176

Walking For Scotty
In honour of their friend, Scott Darley,
who tragically lost his life last October, the
Walking for Scotty team topped the charts
raising a mammoth $22,445 for Cure Our
Kids at this year’s City2Surf.
“I’m not sure exactly how,” Scott Darley
had said to his mother after attending
Bailey’s Dinner in aid of Cure Our Kids,
where he’d first heard about the work of our
charity, “but I really want to do something
to help Cure Our Kids.” The very next week,
the young speedway racer’s life came
to a tragic end when his car crashed at
Parramatta City Raceway.
To honour Scott’s wish to make a difference
to the lives of families confronting childhood
cancer, his friends and family have since
given generously in his memory, and rallied
the support of the wider community. Their
fundraising efforts for the City2Surf brings
the total amount raised for Cure Our Kids
in Scott’s memory
to $49,331.
One of Scott’s best mates, Stu McCarthy
was the organiser behind the Walking for
Scotty team, AKA “Scotty’s Squad”.
“We started fundraising in June,” Stu says,
“we’ve raised support through our friends
and family, as well as the speedway
community. It’s been a great way to give
back, and to get fit and have fun in the
process. It was awesome doing the walk on
the day with the whole Cure Our Kids team,
everywhere you looked there were purple
caps and orange T-Shirts – Scott would
have loved it!”
CICSO Kids
When CISCO set out to do the City2Surf as
part of a teambuilding exercise, little did
they realise their efforts would culminate in
a tremendous $20,010 for Cure Our Kids!
“The idea to do the City2Surf came
about because we were looking for a
teambuilding activity,” says Cisco’s Anne
de Brito. “Our CSR Coordinator Samantha
Birmingham had a connection with Cure
Our Kids, so when she told us about the
charity’s work and suggested we do the
fun run in their aid, we all agreed it was the
perfect option.”
Initially, the Cisco Kids team comprised
exclusively of members of the evolving
team, but soon word got around the
company and staff from all areas wanted
to get involved. In the end, a total of 84
people from all divisions of Cisco raised
funds and slogged out the 14 kilometres for
Cure Our Kids.

“It was a great way for people from
different parts of the company
to get to know each other,” Anne
says. “One of the great things that
came out of this was that as well as
spreading awareness about Cure
Our Kids, it also sent the message
that as a team, we can achieve
amazing things together.”
The Cisco Kids team raised a very impressive
$20,010 for Cure Our Kids, helping us top our
goal. Thanks guys!
The Cannocks’ Story
On the first of January this year, young
Levi Cannock was diagnosed with acute
lymphoblastic leukaemia. Only two and
half years old at the time, Levi showed
a tremendous amount of courage as he
endured 29 arduous days in hospital. Since
this time he has continued to bravely face
chemotherapy, while his parents, Nathan
and Kylie, have dedicated every spare
minute to raising support for the Cure Our
Kids City2Surf team.
The family raised an impressive $4,756 from
friends and family as well as the broader
community. Kylie’s mother, Sue, held a
cake stall at her work, which raised over a
thousand dollars. Nathan, who works as a
sales representative, even put the word out
to customers, many of whom got behind
him with a donation.
When the event day finally arrived Nathan
gave his all and combated the steep and
winding route in an impressive 92 minutes!
But Nathan and Kylie’s greatest reward
is still to come – at the end of this month,
just three days before Levi’s third birthday,
their son will have his central line removed
marking the end of intravenous chemo.
To thank friends and family for their support
and to give them greater insight into the
importance of their donation, Nathan and
Kylie have given all their sponsors a specially
made DVD with footage of Levi’s journey
with cancer.
Cure Our Kids would like to thank the
Cannock family for their tremendous efforts
and for sharing their story.

Regional Support for the Woods Family
When the Woods family put out the word that they were doing the City2Surf, the
response from the local Forbes and Australian Wool community was amazing.
More than 50 people headed straight to the website to make an online donation,
amounting to $5,340 for Cure Our Kids.
The Woods family live in Forbes in central
NSW, where Rowan operates a wool
broking business, and Suzanne is an
Ultrasonographer at the local hospital. On
the 3rd of November last year, their lives
were turned upside down when their then
12 year old daughter, Eliza, was diagnosed
with acute myelogenous leukaemia. On
the 6th of March this year, following several
bouts of intensive chemotherapy, Eliza
underwent a successful bone marrow
transplant, with the donor (Eliza’s older sister,
Aimee) proving a perfect tissue match.
After speaking with Cure Our Kids CEO,
Carolyn Dodds, at the hospital in early
April of this year, Eliza’s father Rowan
decided to register for this year’s City2Surf.
Rowan’s wife Suzanne, and their two eldest
daughters Kristen & Aimee, followed suit,
and the family quickly put the word out
to their friends and family, as well as their
business contacts. It wasn’t long before the
donations began pouring in – even from
their competitors in the wool industry!
“We had always wanted to do the
City2Surf,” Rowan says “but now we had a
new and very compelling reason to do so”.
“It was a fantastic experience,” Rowan adds,
“it was so inspiring to be part of the biggest
fundraising team – I can’t wait to do it again
next year. Next year we hope to have our
entire family, including Eliza, as part of the
team. Our son Rhys had work commitments
this year, and our youngest daughter,
Georgia was on a school excursion!”
Having just turned 13 on August 17th, Eliza is
recovering well at home. She looks forward
to resuming school in term four, after the
October school holidays.
Thanks to the Woods family for their
tremendous efforts – we look forward to their
participation again next year!

Cure Our Kids City2Surf Participants
INDIVIDUALS
Joanne Patterson
Dianne Biggs
Glenn Biggs
Hayley Biggs
Katy Biggs
Carlo Pozzobon
Tanya Miller
Michael Miller
Kirsten Sandell
Scott Munro
Rowan Woods
Suzanne Woods
Kristen Woods
Aimee Woods
Prue Kenny
Loretta Busby
Crystal Murray
Kimberley Sheridan
Charlene Naidu
Perry Rennex
Kathy Sale
Greig Boreham
Sarah Oddy
Daniel Martin
Robert Hansen
Matt Sumner
Sarah Lyon
Peter Wu
David Featherston
Janine Parnell
Amanda Check
Joe Hedger
Jodie Burton
Sydney Mcloughlin
Bec Sandell
Melissa Snel
Cooper Snel
Bruce Jones
Mary Ortolan
Rene Lisson
Jon Grieve
Shane Grieve
Lauren Grieve
Sophie Grieve
Georgie Grieve
Millie Grieve
Tony Onsley
Damien Hatfield
Les Walden
Rebecca Walden
Sophie Walden
Julie Galbraith
Les Galbraith
Mitchell Galbraith
Maddison Galbraith
Nicole Boukaram
Stacey Pulford
Rowena Stulajter
Harry Stulajter
Gaille Smith
Angela B
Renee Dickson
Miriam Stevenson
Chris Roberts
Tom Roberts
Michelle Brooks
Katrina Ortolan
Julie Harvey
Len Young
Chris Young
Maria McMahon
Justine Battersby
Melanie Mackie
Kay Montgomery
Katherine Stephen
Lisbeth Pasqualini
Wayne Millar
Enza Toulantas
Nathan Cannock
Reza Bagheri
Jane Buhagiar
Michelle Cutland
Tanya Panetta
Melinda Cockshutt
Todd Cockshutt
Alani Cockshutt
Zach Cockshutt
Robert Zitek
Cathy Le
Bernadette Samson
Judi White
Amanda Le
Tom Harvey
Ruth Chan
Heather Graham
Vickie McGrouther
Tod McGrouther
Scarlett McGrouther
Hugh Brassil
Zoe Fernance
Greg Fernance
Dean Fernance
Christy Fernance
James Kral
Mary Anne Loveridge
David Steindl
Henry Steindl
Darren Egar
Chris Evans
David Currie
Neil Webster
Duncan McGinness
Wendy Coleman
Michelle Mills
Ada Barden
Tony Cosgrove
Julie Evans
Shane Oneill
Cyndee
Carolyn Oneill
Nicholas
Rebecca Chen
Stephen Part
Rebecca Love
Derrick Love
Natasha Barnes
Gerard Caldwell
Lesley Caldwell
Rob Stokes
Ailsa Radford
Glen Donegal
Georgene Donegal
Taylor Donegal
Leyah Donegal
Ben Coady
Anne Coady
Alice Coady
Alanna Cranney
Anita Barry
Natalea Iskra
Heath Parkin
Josephine Wilms
Karen Beattie
Debbie Terry
Craig Gospo
Heidi Cosgrove
Meaghan Star
James Kerley
TEAMS
Plantweave
Robert Harvey
Matthew Tomkins
Carrie-Lynn Hess
Janita Shaw
Besam Al Nashi
Michael Ellingburg
Rami Al Nashi
Wesley Hess
Jayde Schmutter
Linda Hess
Peter Hess
Tim Cartwright
Eric Johnson
Mary Tye
Jordi Bergenthal
Omar Rabih
Denisse Iberri
Tania Sierra
Peter Donahay
Andrea Donahay
Walter Sierra
Matt Bradley
Nicolas Souchaud
Julien Gainalhac
Gregoire Parcelier
Mira Kozah
Gerrard Harvey
Scottie’s Squad
Stu McCarthy
Shardae Bellbowen
Kate Freeman
Paul Freeman
Jayne Darley
James Ford
Belinda Loudoun
Karen Louden
Luke Darley
Marnie Bellbowen
Charles Barabas
CCTS
Craig Dodds
Mel Dodds
Greg Egan
Kurt Egan
Kerry White
Jennell White
TPHS
Monique Macri
Damien Macri
Maria Macri
Sarah Jane Macri
Anthony Macri
Emily Dean
Mark Page
Rebecca Wickens
Cameron McTavish
Karen McTavish
Spencer McTavish
Simon McTavish
Fraser McTavish
Amy Smit
Dougie Mason
Tomas Atkins
Spencer Walden
Jordan Howell
Bianca Neal-Shaw
Pierce Howell
Maddie Dockrill
Alex McGrouther
Pascalle Casey
Katerine-Ann Mackinnon-Lee
Amelia Tenaglia
Joshua Copland-Nielsen
Jason Herbert
Breanna Cox
Rhiannon Nicholas
Ana Jovanovic
Catriona Feeney
China Waters
Saskia Schonegevel
Jessica Westling
Max Mazoudier
Caitlin McCann
Baden Donegal
Michelle Jan
Natasha Henderson
Skye Donaldson
Stephanie Hunt
Alexander Hay
James Hay
Jackson Howell
Alessa Mueller
Action Coach
Lana Ratapu
Daniel Reynolds
Paul Fisher
Jill Fisher
Ross Salter
CommSec
ACES
Sonja Zollman
Travis Semmens
Tanya Hollis
Hannah Gale
Karen Hewitt
Georgia Hewitt
Mark May
Jason Foster
Bianca Givargiz
Christopher Elasi
Cisco Kids
Carmen Boyle
Chun-Ling Juan
Adrienne Taylor
Robert Weddepohl
Lisa Li
Phillip Petty
Michael Gill
Annika Gill
Mathew Holmes
Christine Law
Rosemary Tabuai
Stephanie Henzlik
Kirk Henzlik
Nicole Hart
Roman Clare
Anne de Brito
Steve Lawford
Veronica Crawford
Ian Bernaldo
Sarah Waldron
Garth Law
Adam Philpott
Arup Deb
Brian McColm
Michael Ascharsobi
Paul Falzon
Rob Partington
Cassandra Crothers
John Kim
Nelson Chang
Lisa Barker
Gillian Keen
Geoffrey Keen
Michael Keen
Jonathan Keen
Brendan Keen
Rohan Saldanha
Simon King
Paul Cameron
Paul Wittich
Ngan Le Tran
Stephen Briscoe
Corrie Briscoe
Alexander Briscoe
Zachary Briscoe
Amy Loy
David Loy
Michelle Francis
Tomas King
Shane Paola
Adam Holloway
Ben Dawson
Yung Ong
Kirsten Hunter
SM Davis
Maureen Aki
Flora Charlie
Matilda Gibas
Urial Matthew
George Giannakakis
Nadia Attia

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Cure Our Kids City2Surf Donors

Cure Our Kids City2Surf Donors

MELBOURNE CUP DAY 2009
Can your business
pitch in?
Tipped to be the Sydney’s biggest and most
exciting Melbourne Cup Day event, Cup at
THE STABLES will see Sydney’s party people
converge for an afternoon of unrivalled style
and unbridled fun.
Cure Our Kids is seeking the support of
businesses to contribute to the success of the
event by providing auction items and prizes.
Examples of sought after items include:
~ Luxury experiences (e.g. cruises, day spas,
weekend retreats)
~ Designer goods (perfumes, clothes,
accessories)
~ Rare and collectable items
Opportunities also exist for event sponsorship.
Benefits include brand exposure and signage
opportunities.
Please call Carolyn Dodds on (02) 9938 3499
or (mob) 0414 997 950 to discuss how your
business can get involved.

Stay tuned to news & upcoming events!
CURE OUR KIDS
Suite 111 / 20 Dale Street, Brookvale NSW 2100
ph. 02 9938 3499 ~ fax. 02 9938 3855
info@cureourkids.com.au
www.twitter.com/CureOurKids www.facebook.com/cureourkids
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