We Care Connect Mother's Day High Tea 2024

Name: We Care Connect Mother's Day High Tea 2024
Start: 2024-05-10T11:30:00+1000
End: 2024-05-10T14:00:00+1000
Location: Gosford RSL Club

Fri, 10 May 2024, 11:30am - 2pm AEST

Gosford RSL Club

west gosford, australia

We Care Connect

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Event description

We invite you to join our community of like-minded socially conscious, passionate and caring friends to:

Support local disadvantaged children
Celebrate Mother's Day
Enjoy High Tea with friends and family at the newly renovated Gosford RSL

We are aiming to host over 150 We Care friends to raise funds to support our goal to give access to practical everyday, essentials to over 7,000 local children this year.

Your High Tea includes:

Glass of Sparkling on arrival
Assortment of finger sandwiches
Mini pastries and cakes
Scones, jam and cream
Tea and coffee

TICKETS:

Early Bird Tickets - $85 + Booking Fee

High Tea for 1 - $95 + Booking Fee

Early Bird pricing will finish at 5pm on Friday 3rd May.

Gather a group of friends and family, or come along on your own and we'll match you with some like-minded friends!

Groups will be seated in tables of 10.

Contact helen@wecareconnect.org.au with any enquiries.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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We Care Connect exists to reduce the impact of poverty for disadvantaged kids in the Hunter & Central Coast. Why? There are 30,000 children that live below the poverty line on the Coast & Hunter, and poverty is more than deprivation – poverty stunts children’s emotional and mental development creating a new cycle of poverty. We provide disadvantaged children with pre-loved clothing, cots, prams, car seats and nursery items – that’s all generously donated by the local community. We give children what they need to be safe and warm, presented as a community gift to show that each child is important and cared about.

Each month, our volunteer team provides over 400 children with bundles of clothing, equipment and care packs, and re-home over 12,000 items that otherwise might end up in landfill. Since 2016, over 24,000 children have been provided with essential material aid to address income poverty and social marginalization, to alleviate the income stress within families by providing these items free of charge. In 2024, we aim to support over 7,000 local children with the essentials they deserve.

Some of the family situations that are supported may be mothers with their children fleeing domestic violence with only the clothes on their backs, grandmothers finding themselves caring for toddlers without as much as a car seat to pick them up in, or homeless teenagers about to become mothers themselves.