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Fundraising Events 2012
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February:
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 Artist - Pam Richardson  Artist - Jenet Stewert  Very popular Artist - John Murray
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 Artist - Bill O'Shea |
 Artist - Fran McCann |
 Artist- Julie Hayes |
 Artist- Allan Shillingsworth We had a fun evening raising money for a good cause amazed at the brilliance of our local talented artists.
________________________________ Trivia night at the West Dubbo Golf Club.
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 A beautiful photograph especially for the Hear our Heart Project by Photographer Penny Davis. It is titled....hear our heart.
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 .we had lots of fun playing games at intervals throughout the night. Here we are throwing coins at a bottle of Baileys with the closest coin winning it! |
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The exhibition was well attended over the weekend with some stunning artwork on display. Thanks to the Red Door Gallery for having us.
and the winners are......
$500 Acrylics Art prize donated by Derivan
Won by Vicki Gainsford.
$500 Watercolour Art Prize donated by Art Spectrum
Won by Leanne Watt
$500 Oil Art Prize donated by Chroma
Won by Rachel Gleeson
$500 Acrylic Junior Art prize donated by Chroma.
Won by Samantha Galway
Won by Vicki Gainsford.
$500 Watercolour Art Prize donated by Art Spectrum
Won by Leanne Watt
$500 Oil Art Prize donated by Chroma
Won by Rachel Gleeson
$500 Acrylic Junior Art prize donated by Chroma.
Won by Samantha Galway
Organiser of the Exhibition Rowena Galway with prize winners (from Left) Rachel Gleeson, Samantha Galway and Leanne Watt
Artist- Kim Goldsmith
Artist- Colleen Bruce
Artist - Samantha Galway
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 Toongi Hall |
Littlies Halloween Disco October 31st, 2012
at ST Marys Primary School Hall
Money raised: $500
Halloween is always fun when you can dress up and enjoy it. This year we held a fundraiser that the little ones loved for ages from 3-11 and prizes for the best dressed Halloween costumes in each age group.
Committee Member Lesley Burton cooked a variety of halloween decorated cakes for the kids. After School Care that uses the Hall also helped by making Halloween decorations that week and dressing up the hall with the decorations on the afternoon of the 31st. Thanks to Jenny Mann from Dubbo Neighbourhood Centre for Co-ordinating this.
We had children from Early Childhood Centres and Primary Schools from all over Dubbo with the youngest child, who was dressed up as a bat!!!!, being 10 months old.
The children had a fantastic time and asked if it could be a definite event on the calendar next year. Thank you to St Marys for the use of the Hall
Committee Member Lesley Burton cooked a variety of halloween decorated cakes for the kids. After School Care that uses the Hall also helped by making Halloween decorations that week and dressing up the hall with the decorations on the afternoon of the 31st. Thanks to Jenny Mann from Dubbo Neighbourhood Centre for Co-ordinating this.
We had children from Early Childhood Centres and Primary Schools from all over Dubbo with the youngest child, who was dressed up as a bat!!!!, being 10 months old.
The children had a fantastic time and asked if it could be a definite event on the calendar next year. Thank you to St Marys for the use of the Hall
 What a gorgeous bunch of spooks from St Johns Primary.
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 Committee member Sue Went taking door entry fee from a very scary Mother and Son!!
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 South Dubbo Playgroup Coordinator Therese Quigley  DJ for the night, using a FRONT ROW sound system was Jack Mills |
 Best Friend spooks |
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Inaugural Hear our Heart Gala Ball of 2012
A fantastic night was held by the 80 guests that came and supported the cause at the innaugural Gala Ball.
An array of silent and loud auction items kept guests on their toes as well as a live artist; Ken Tucker painting a landscape image during the night. Of course the live music by the Great Western Plains big band cannot be forgotten. Please see the sub-tab GALA BALL under 2012 events for a more detailed recount of the wonderful night we all had. |
 Ken Tucker painting at the start of the evening  Ray Hampton and his Grandchildren performing. |