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Picnic in the Park<br />

On Saturday 1 August, a perfect winter’s day, some 4000 clients, families, corporate supporters, staff,<br />

volunteers and members of the general public joined together in the Roma Street Parkland to celebrate<br />

capability and diversity at CPL’s annual Picnic in the Park presented by Conrad Treasury.<br />

The sun shone down on the free family fun day which included a jam-packed program of entertainment,<br />

rides, attractions and interactive activities for kids of all ages and abilities, plus a bevy of tasty food and<br />

drinks.<br />

The picnic provided a shining example of CPL’s ‘one team’ approach in action with staff and volunteers<br />

from across all our departments and services pitching in to make the day a success. The event also<br />

highlighted that an integrated, accessible event could be staged and enjoyed by all members of the wider<br />

community.<br />

Not only did the picnic bring the vision and mission of CPL to life, but it provided a wonderful platform<br />

to showcase and celebrate capability, diversity and the achievements of people with cerebral palsy. In<br />

addition to this, it also raised over $100,000 to help CPL continue to offer services and support to help<br />

improve the lives of people with a physical disability in communities across Queensland.<br />

Picnic in the Park would not be possible without our supporting partners Conrad Treasury, Q150:<br />

Queensland Government, Roma Street Parkland, Quest, Westpac, Hog’s Breath Cafe, Panther Print<br />

Group, Parsons Brinckerhoff and Cutting Edge.<br />

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1. Lily Buckingham paints up a storm. 2. Madeline and Dalibor Tomic with<br />

their ‘Super Bike’. 3. Client works and bouncy castles add colour to the<br />

picnic. 4. Cascade Services’ Raging Lives rock out. 5. Toowong Signing<br />

Choir let their fi ngers do the singing 6. Shirley Brumby with ‘swing<br />

king’ Carl Riseley 7. McDonnell family Cam, Nic (Mum), Hannah, and<br />

Matt (Dad) relax on their picnic blanket. 8. Mother Karen Russell with<br />

children Paxton, Coupa and Tanner enjoying the<br />

fun. 9. Anthony Bennett and Chris<br />

Machonachie relaxing in the sun.<br />

10. Julie Bowen and Scott O’Brien<br />

walk the dog. 11. Mother Kristina-<br />

May and father Sosaia Lo Rewha<br />

with Charlotte and Josaiah enjoying<br />

gourmet pizza. 12. Ananya Mahajan<br />

and James Cork with Brett the Safety<br />

Clown.<br />

12 <strong>League</strong> News <strong>League</strong> News 13

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