CPL Annual Report 2011/12 - Cerebral Palsy League

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Retail Group, Westpac, Brisbane Roar, Panther Print, Roma Street Parkland and Westfield. Food Spectrum’s Winter Wonderland Charity Ball in July 2011 raised $60,000 for vital equipment and services for children with physical disability. Our staff and volunteers helped to raise $44,000 through the ‘Bunnings BBQ Blitz’ held in March and April 2012, giving their time at barbeques at 35 Bunnings stores around the state. The 33rd Brisbane Rotary Art Spectacular, held in April 2012 in Brisbane, raised $27,000 and featured works from over 150 artists, including clients from the Cerebral Palsy League. New donor management practices and communication have resulted in a revenue increase of up to 48% for donor campaigns such as our annual tax appeal. A focus on strong donor communications has also resulted in a 54% increase in the average gift from our generous donors. Donors also quickly responded to the needs of our clients through our emergency appeal which raised $60,000 to support families on the Gold Coast and South East Brisbane affected by the January 2012 storms. Looking Forward We plan to improve our donor retention and stewardship programs across our community, corporate and major gift fundraising programs. We will also introduce new, multi-channel acquisition programs and increase online fundraising campaigns. This new phase in our fundraising strategy will allow for growth, retention and improvement across all our campaigns, appeals and programs. Photos from top to bottom: Tristan Loos shows off Cerebral Palsy League Friendship Bank Tins, perfect to collect loose change at work places, homes or schools Cerebral Palsy League Ambassador Mark Betts with John Hughes and ‘Roary’ of the Brisbane Roar Catherine LeLacheur, Deon Hume and Clinton Oram help Rockhampton Deputy Mayor Rose Swadling attach an NDIS sticker to her car Gregg Hogg and his children Ethan and Jasmine enjoying Picnic in the Park and celebrating the achievements of people with cerebral palsy page 40 | Fundraising
41 Corporate Testimonials “On behalf of Food Spectrum, I would like to thank all the supporters who have helped me raise more than $90,000 for the Cerebral Palsy League to help them provide services to children with physical disability. We raised these funds through the Winter Wonderland Ball in July 2011, competing in the Bridge to Brisbane and Melbourne Ironman, together with sponsorships and fundraising at the Melbourne Ironman Charity Challenge luncheon. It’s been a rewarding experience to see the funds raised go towards important programs like Camp Have A Chat to help children with communication needs, the John Hughes Food Program to teach kids cooking and life skills and Screech Theatre, so more children can explore and develop their creativity. We have also provided funding for children who need life changing equipment and therapy. Food Spectrum is a strong advocate of corporate social responsibility and we encourage our staff to volunteer and fundraise in a variety of ways. We are a proud supporter of the Cerebral Palsy League and we look forward to continuing to put big smiles on little faces in the future. Congratulations Cerebral Palsy League, you change people’s lives.“ Mark Betts CEO Food Spectrum Cerebral Palsy League Ambassador “Treasury Casino & Hotel enjoys supporting Picnic in the Park, one of the few allinclusive events in southeast Queensland as it reflects our commitment to supporting charities that make a difference to our community. Picnic in the Park is also a great day out for our staff, who enjoy celebrating the many achievements of people with cerebral palsy. The Cerebral Palsy League do great work in the community, providing so many vital services like therapy, equipment, in-home support, accommodation and community access programs, just to name a few. Well done to the Cerebral Palsy League. You make such a positive impact on the lives of thousands of people with disability and we are proud to be involved with such an inspirational organisation.” Geoff Hogg Managing Director Treasury Casino & Hotel Cerebral Palsy League | Annual Report 2011
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Page 19 and 20: SERVICES Annual Report 2011/12 Over
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Page 23 and 24: creative arts programs The Redcliff
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Page 27 and 28: Looking forward 2012-13 will be a t
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Page 31 and 32: Mylestones Employment Over the past
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Page 35 and 36: Disability Action Week To celebrate
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Page 39: Grants Program The $360,000 receive
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Page 45 and 46: BOARD PROFILES Helen Darch Chairper
Page 47 and 48: Dermot Lindsay Elected: 2012 GAICD,
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Page 57 and 58: Discussion and Analysis The Cerebra
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