Charity fundraiser for Cure Cancer Australia at Sokyo at the Star

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Charity fundraiser for Cure Cancer Australia at Sokyo at the Star

Sewell & Kettle are proud to support the efforts of Cure Cancer Australia.

On Friday 5 October 2018 our firm held a charity fundraiser for Cure Cancer Australia at Sokyo restaurant at the Star.

Which charity was supported?

All monies raised by donations and the charity auction were donated directly to Cure Cancer Australia. The mission of Cure Cancer Australia is to identify, assess and fund research to achieve the goal of curing cancer for good.

Who attended?

50 friends and supporters of the firm attended the event.

The guest of honour was the CEO of Cure Cancer Australia, Nikki Kinloch. Nikki spoke to us about the importance of cancer research and her charity’s mission.

  • Charity fundraiser for Cure Cancer Australia
    Nikki Kinloch CEO Cure Cancer Australia and Ben Sewell principal of Sewell & Kettle lawyers
  • Tom Wallace and Lauren Willgoose, solicitors at Sewell & Kettle Lawyers
    Tom Wallace and Lauren Willgoose, solicitors at Sewell & Kettle Lawyers
  • The lucky bidder’s charity auction prize!
    The lucky bidder’s charity auction prize!

Victor Gugger, Chairman, and Clare Winterbourn, CEO, of Born Bred Talent, were special attendees who we thank for helping to organise the event. Born Bred Talent is Australia’s most successful influencer marketing agency.

We were also honoured to have Dr George Sharbeen attend. Dr Sharbeen specialises in the research of pancreatic cancer. He spoke about the support and awareness that Cure Cancer Australia provides for cancer research in Australia.

What did we raise?

In support of Cure Cancer Australia and the World’s Biggest Dinner initiative and with the help of our guests we raised $11,086.

  • Charity fundraiser for Cure Cancer Australia
    Ben Sewell, Sewell & Kettle Lawyers, and Dr George Sharbeen, specialist pancreatic cancer researcher.
  • Tahir Bilgic
    Tahir Bilgic in full flight – fully sick!
  • Tahir Bilgic and Clare Winterbourn
    Tahir Bilgic and Clare Winterbourn, CEO of Born Bred Talent

How did it go?

Our guests enjoyed a four-course Japanese-inspired banquet menu with a selection of fine wines, beers and Japanese cocktails to match.

We were fortunate to have Pernod Ricard representatives join us for the evening and they treated us to a three-selection whisky tasting and generously donated a 3L bottle of Mumm champagne. One of our lucky guests walked away with the 3L bottle of Mumm that was scooped up at the charity auction.

Also, a big thank you goes to Tahir Bilgic who gave us a fully sick and strictly politically correct comedic interlude.

Also, a big thank you goes to Tahir Bilgic who gave us a fully sick and strictly politically correct comedic interlude.

Read our coverage of the visit at Cure Cancer Lab and report from Sewell & Kettle’s 2nd Annual World’s Biggest Dinner for Cure Cancer held in Sokyo the Star in October 2019.

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