Kirsty Kemp and Adam Walsh are are partnering up for a great cause in the ‘Dancing with the Locals’ dance nights to raise money for Harden Can Assist.
They said, “So many of our friends have been affected by cancer. Raising money for Harden Can Assist ensures the money stays local to help local families.”
Both Adam and Kirsty are excited to be involved. Kirsty said, “Adam is really competitive, and we are both working hard to learn the routines, but he just gets it and he makes it look easy.”
Walshy as he is known to his team mates among a large number of other derogatory names, led the Harden Red Devils to a Premiership in 2018 and is back this year as fit as ever. Although he manages to twinge a calf or snap a hamstring most weeks the old bull keeps going and delivering for his team mates.
Adam said he couldn’t say no to such a great cause.
Through the Harden Pharmacy Adam regularly sees the great work Can assist does in the community.
The couples taking part in ‘Dancing with the Locals’ are judged on their dance moves and by the amount of money they raise for Can Assist. Donation boxes are available all over the area and donations can be made to individuals and couple. All money raised goes to Can Assist in the end so you can’t go wrong.
Georgia Murray, Bunyip Pre-School.
Jack O’Connor, Wombat Hotel.
Maryanne Fitzgerald, Harden Hospital.
Richard Fleming, Flemings Real Estate.
Kirsty Kemp, Garangula office.
Adam Walsh, Harden Pharmacy.
Rodney Cooper, Cooper’s Butchery.
Caron Cantrill, Bendigo Bank.
Vicki Fairfield-Smith, Harden Country Club.
Greg Jamieson, Athair Salon and Prestige Beauty.
Jenny Polimeni, Gino’s Fruit and Veg.
Leigh Butt, Jugiong Motel.
Terry Ricketts,Vision Concrete.
June Howe, Potts Point Hair salon.
With so many pair performing, Dancing with the Locals will be held across 2 nights Friday and Saturday, August 16 and 17. Tickets from Cooper’s Choice Cut Butchery from July.
