Party: Darwin Singles Ball - Fundraising Event
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Date: 19.02.2016 20:00
Address: 89 Mitchell Street, Darwin, Australia | show on the map »
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DARWIN SINGLES BALL
FUNDRAISING EVENT
FRIDAY, 19TH FEB
DOORS: 8:00PM
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
It’s the fundraising event that brings couples together, Darwin Singles Ball, now at Discovery Darwin!
$40 from every ticket sold go towards charity, raising funds to re-open the Youth Clinic in Alice Springs.
Dress up and enjoy a decadent night of fun on Friday, 19th February 2016… who knows who you might meet. You might just find your Prince or Princess Charming!
TICKETS INCLUDE:
- A complimentary drink upon arrival
- An array of fingerfood
MORE ABOUT THE CHARITY
Family Planning Welfare Association NT was established in 1973, and is a not for profit organization.
They offer a wide range of clinical and educational services for both female and males, the education team members deliver education to schools, community groups and professional groups such as doctors, nurses, Aboriginal health workers and teachers.
Family Planning NT reluctantly closed their clinic in Alice Springs during 2013 due to lack of funding. In partnership with Headspace Alice Springs, they operated a weekly clinic for youth to drop in/or make an appointment. Please help to reintroduce their clinical service in Alice Springs. They need to achieve this task by fundraising $20,000 a year.
Our mission is to raise money to give back to the people of the Northern Territory through this great fundraising event. Help us to spread the Love
Funds raised on the 19th February 2016 will be going towards re-establishing the Youth Clinic in Alice Springs. We need $20,000 per year just to keep the doors open. Please help our youths by "Liking" Darwin Singles Ball and sharing the event. Spread the work to spread the love.
In the NT we are there for our mates when they need a hand, so let us get behind Alice Springs to help them (Remember In the 24 hrs following Cyclone Tracy the 13000 residents of Alice Springs raised $100,000 to help people in Darwin).
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