The September meeting of Can Assist was held on Wednesday 3rd September. There are currently no functions organised for the remainder of the year, with the only raffle to be held being a major Christmas raffle. This is currently being put together and details will be advised once complete. It is going to be one you don’t want to miss out on getting tickets in with some wonderful items on offer.
Our AGM will be held on Wednesday 1st October at 6pm at the Trinity rooms in East St. The normal monthly meeting will follow the AGM. Please note – to nominate anyone for a position, or to accept a nomination you need to be financial prior to the meeting.
Do you have a function or party coming up? Call Steve 0422 284 962 to organise for a bottles and cans recycling bin to be delivered to your function; he will then collect the next day. All funds raised from the bins goes directly to your Can Assist branch. We are currently heading towards $20k raised from this initiative, you could be the one to get our total to hit the $20k mark.
Don’t forget, if you or a family member requires assistance following a cancer diagnosis, call Maryanne on 6386 3561 or alternatively, complete a request for assistance form on the website -canassist.org.au. Confidentiality is a high priority with all assistance.
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