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23 Apr, 2024
It’s that time of year again… time to get your fundraising groove on! Friday, May 31st | From 7pm @ Captain Baxter, St Kilda Sea Baths $75pp Spritz on arrival + roaming canapes There will be a silent auction and raffle on the night with plenty of amazing prizes to be won! Get around this great cause and have an absolute blast of an evening whilst doing so 💃 for the amazing Sacred Heart Mission, St Kilda. Dancing shoes are ESSENTIAL as there will be an array of live entertainment to keep you boogie-ing well into in the night. So bust out those moves, and we’ll put the ‘fun’ in fundraising! Every day of the year, Sacred Heart Mission assists hundreds of people who are experiencing homelessness or disadvantage to find shelter, food, care and support. $10 per ticket will provide 2 meals to those who otherwise couldn't afford it. P.S. don’t forget to wear a touch of red Get your Tickets by clicking link below
17 Apr, 2024
Discover Beachcomber's Midweek Special and treat yourself and your friend or family to a fantastic meal starting at $20. Enjoy a relaxed dining experience by the beach with great food and an amazing view. See you soon! Pizza & Stella Pint. $20 Parma & Stella Pot $20 Fish & Chips with House White $20 Scotch Fillet & House Red $35 Walk-ins welcome or Book/Call using buttons below. See Beachcomber Website for more details. *The offer is available Monday to Thursdays between 5pm and 7pm excluding public holidays.
15 Apr, 2024
Gear up for the ultimate challenge as we get ready for the Bloody Long Walk Melbourne 2024, a 35km scenic trek in support of mitochondrial disease (mito) research and awareness. The Bloody Long Walk – Sunday 19 May, 2024 Time: 7:00 AM Location: Yarra Bend Park, Fairfield (Start) to St Kilda Sea Baths (Finish) Join us as we embark on this journey of resilience, camaraderie, and fundraising, culminating in a celebration at the finish line of St Kilda Sea Baths. Route: Commencing from Yarra Bend Park in Fairfield, participants will follow the picturesque Yarra River through Melbourne's parklands, then trace the coastline of Port Phillip Bay to the vibrant beaches of St Kilda. Along the way, immerse yourself in Melbourne's stunning landscapes, with fully supported checkpoints providing water and refreshments to keep you fuelled and hydrated. Why Join Us?: 1. Scenic Route: Traverse through Melbourne’s iconic landscapes, soaking in the city's beauty from parklands to seashores with friends, family and even your pup. 2. Community Camaraderie: Join a diverse community united in the fight against mito. Whether you walk solo, with friends, or as part of a team, you'll find support, encouragement, and a shared sense of purpose. Plus, furry friends are welcome at St Kilda Sea Baths! 3. Fundraising: Every step and every dollar raised contributes to groundbreaking research and essential support services for mito patients and families. 4. Finish Line Celebration: Conclude your great fun day walk at St Kilda Sea Baths, with celebrations, and a profound sense of achievement. Post-Walk Festivities: After crossing the finish line, revel in the accomplishment with refreshments, entertainment, and the company of fellow participants. Whether you're craving a carb-loaded feast or seeking seaside relaxation, choose from Republica , Beachcomber , Stavros Souvlaki or Captain Baxter for the perfect setting to unwind and celebrate. Plenty of undercover Car Parking is available onsite. Registration and Support: Ready to accept the challenge? Register now at The Bloody Long Walk Melbourne and kick-start your fundraising efforts. Can't participate in the walk? You can still make a difference by donating to a participant or team, contributing to vital mito research and support services. Don't Miss Out! Seize this opportunity to make a meaningful impact while enjoying an amazing journey through Melbourne. Join the Bloody Long Walk Melbourne and take a stride towards a brighter future for all affected by mito.
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