Over $2000 raised for charity at the Kukerin Ladies Night

5/7/2017

Pictured above (L&R): A few of the ladies at Cambinata Shearing shed.

Over 80 ladies attended the Kukerin Ladies Night at Cambinata Yabbies on Friday June 23rd with over $2000 being raised for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) and Cancer Council. Over a dozen stall holders filled the old Cambinata Shearing Shed, a now transformed rustic venue for events and weddings. There was something for everyone with numerous stalls and mini pop up shops including, local Roma and Kay Candles, Feet with Flair, Fickle Creature Jewellery, Intimo Lingerie and LipSense.

The night included delicious food, a bar and complimentary drink on arrival, fashion show, raffles and door prizes! There were 12 individual raffles to be one, all worth approximately $100 each, resulting with some great money being raised in the hope to pick up a raffle prize. Huge thanks to each business who donated at least one prize for the raffle.

Postie Fashions and Feet with Flair were showcased on the runway with local models Kylie Celenza, Trish Leo, Nuala Keady-McCallum, Mel Ogilvie, Pip Gooding, Stevie Savage and Mary Nenke strutting their stuff and bringing the clothing to life. Postie Fashion and Intimo Lingerie also donated 10% of all sales on the night to the two charities.

Thanks to MC for the evening, Amanda Nenke, bar tender Derek Nenke and Cambinata Yabbies for use of the venue.

Article information supplied by L.Nenke

Pictured below: The ladies night crew enjoying the night!

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