Woodlea cheque presentation

A fundraising golf event teed off not long ago, raising awareness and funds for homeless young people and young families.

On Monday 10 October, Woodlea held their annual Charity Golf Day at the Latrobe Golf Club, with proceeds going to Hope Street, their nominated charity of choice for the event.  Hope Street CEO, Donna Bennett, and Service Development Manager, Bruce Tucker, attended the event’s dinner, at which Ms Bennett conducted a well-received presentation.

On Monday 12 December, a cheque for the amazing amount of $6,237 was presented by Woodlea to Ms Bennett in Melton.

In our news story photo seen left to right are:

  • Maurie Heaney, General Manager Community Services – Melton City Council
  • Chris Bracher, Community Development Manager – Woodlea
  • Donna Bennett, CEO – Hope Street Youth and Family Services
  • David Caligari, Capital Projects, Civil Works, Enterprise Project Management – Melton City Council
  • Matthew Dean, Project Director – Woodlea
  • Don Nardella, MP for Melton – Victorian Government

Hope Street thanks Woodlea and all event attendees for their generous contributions and support.

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