We live in a pretty amazing part of the world though when an accident occurs which requires immediate transport to an emergency department we are lucky to have the service of the Royal Flying Doctors Service (RFDS).
The RFDS helps someone every 2 minutes and with a fleet of 68 aircraft they flew 26,157,502 kilometres in 2016 which is the equivalent of 600 flights around the earth!
How can you help the RFDS continue their amazing service? Enter Dumbleyung local and owner of the Dumbleyung Roadhouse Rick Noble!
Selected at random to participate, Rick will take to Lake Dumbleyung in winter to complete a water sport (ski, wake board, biscuit etc.) in fancy dress to raise funds for a community bouncy castle and his charity of choice, the RFDS, if he achieves the greatest amount of donations.
Time is ticking and there are only seven days left to donate to see your local complete the dare!
If you’d like to see Rick complete the date and brave the cold this winter whilst raising funds for the above causes you can donate in a number of ways:
More information about MAYyoUDARE, what is it and how does it work?
The CRC has randomly selected and asked three community members to take part in the challenge and help raise funds for a cause. The community can then donate to a particular person or all three people involved. The person who receives the greatest amount of donations will have to go through with the challenge set for them.
Total proceeds from the 2017 MAYyouDARE challenge will go 50% towards a charity of the winner’s choice and 50% to the Dumbleyung CRC to assist with purchasing a community bouncy castle. The community bouncy castle will be available to hire for local events, football games, Christmas/street parties, birthday parties or any party! Plus, it will also assist the CRC in becoming a sustainable not for profit business by hiring to other communities.
*Facts have been sourced from www.flyingdoctor.org.au
The RFDS helps someone every 2 minutes and with a fleet of 68 aircraft they flew 26,157,502 kilometres in 2016 which is the equivalent of 600 flights around the earth!
How can you help the RFDS continue their amazing service? Enter Dumbleyung local and owner of the Dumbleyung Roadhouse Rick Noble!
Selected at random to participate, Rick will take to Lake Dumbleyung in winter to complete a water sport (ski, wake board, biscuit etc.) in fancy dress to raise funds for a community bouncy castle and his charity of choice, the RFDS, if he achieves the greatest amount of donations.
Time is ticking and there are only seven days left to donate to see your local complete the dare!
If you’d like to see Rick complete the date and brave the cold this winter whilst raising funds for the above causes you can donate in a number of ways:
- CASH OPTION - Pop into the CRC and donate into the particular person/s donation tin
- EFT - Call the CRC on 9863 4829 and donate over the phone via credit card. We’ll keep a record of donations and allocation to each person/s
- DIRECT DEBIT DETAILS - Donate online with the following details, BSB 302 162 ACCOUNT 083 0520 REFERENCE Please use the name of the person you would like to donate to
More information about MAYyoUDARE, what is it and how does it work?
The CRC has randomly selected and asked three community members to take part in the challenge and help raise funds for a cause. The community can then donate to a particular person or all three people involved. The person who receives the greatest amount of donations will have to go through with the challenge set for them.
Total proceeds from the 2017 MAYyouDARE challenge will go 50% towards a charity of the winner’s choice and 50% to the Dumbleyung CRC to assist with purchasing a community bouncy castle. The community bouncy castle will be available to hire for local events, football games, Christmas/street parties, birthday parties or any party! Plus, it will also assist the CRC in becoming a sustainable not for profit business by hiring to other communities.
*Facts have been sourced from www.flyingdoctor.org.au
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