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Melbourne Legacy has a wide range of events throughout the year. A number of those events aim to raise funds for Legacy's work and to raise awareness of our services. Recent events include:-
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Legacy Disability Camp Open Day Barbecue at Somers School Camp
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Legacy Christmas Party for Dependants with a Disability
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Legacy Youth Christmas Party
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Legacy Widows Christmas Concert
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Fundraising with a Difference
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Legacy Honours World War 1 Widows at a Special Remembrance Day Event
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Legacy Junior Public Speaking Award - State Final
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Legacy at Huntingdale Charity Golf Day 2012
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2011 Legacy Badge Appeal
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Legacy Sunday
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Legacy Week Launch
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Back to Caulfield Race Day
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Back to Caulfield
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Legacy Sunday
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Legacy's 80th ANZAC Commemoration Ceremony for Students
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Legacy Story on '7pm Project', Channel 10 on ANZAC Day 2011
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Launch of the Raise a Glass Campaign
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Annual President's Luncheon 2011
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Legacy at Huntingdale
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Somers Camp 2011
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Legacy Open Day Barbecue at Somers School Camp
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Legacy at Huntingdale Charity Golf Day
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Events: Archives 2010
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Legacy Disability Camp Open Day Barbecue at Somers School Camp
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Time: From 12 noon
Barbecue provided.
Bring a picnic rug or folding chairs.
Bookings essential.
Please RSVP by 6 January 2012.
| For further details and to make a booking please contact: Vladimir Keca on 8626 0500 or e-mail: vladimir.keca@legacymelb.com.au
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Legacy Christmas Party for Dependants with a Disability
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| The Christmas Lunch at Legacy House for our Dependants with a Disability was lots of fun. Everyone joined in singing Christmas Carols and some of our guests danced to the festive music. A traditional meal of roast turkey
with all the trimmings was followed by an old fashioned Christmas pudding and custard and clearly our
dependants enjoyed it very much.
The arrival of Santa was a special highlight and it was obvious that everyone loved the gift that they received.
While all the activity was happening at Legacy House, the mothers were treated to a formal lunch in a private
room at the RACV Club, generously provided by Legatee Lea Ponton (pictured below, with what he says as ‘a very
special group of ladies deserving of a nice Christmas lunch’ is Legatee Ponton.)
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Legacy Youth Christmas Party
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| Mornington Park and The Enchanted Maze
| A party of around thirty, including Junior Legatees and their mothers and ’leaders’ (former Junior Legatees) and
staff recently celebrated Christmas at a special picnic lunch at Mornington Park. The special guest of the day, a
very jovial Santa, arrived in a sports car which matched his suit.
Chelsea and Alana, our youngest Junior Legatees on the day, are pictured sitting on Santa’s knee. Not wishing to imitate monkeys up a tree, but equally as playful are Chelsea, Nathan, Tyrie, Henry, Evan, Vlad (Legacy’s Activity Co-ordinator) and Jess who is pictured carrying Alana.
Santa’s MG was very popular with the children and pictured behind the wheel is Tyrie with his sister, Alana, and mother, Shelley.
A fun day was had by all - the day’s activities commenced with a Mystery Bus Trip to the Enchanted Maze where everyone ran around eagerly searching for the way out. Upon their return to the picnic area, a gourmet barbeque lunch was served. Santa arrived to the tune of jingle bells shortly thereafter and presented each child with a
personal gift. The Legacy Youth Christmas party finished off with a friendly game of cricket and most guests were
pleased to be able to take home some caramel fudge and Christmas sweets.
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Legacy Widows Christmas Concert
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| Legacy Melbourne’s annual Christmas Concert was held on Monday 5 December at the Melbourne Town Hall.
The concert was well attended by close to 500 people who were treated to some exceptional singing and musical performances by The Sing Australia Choir and soloists Colin Slater (founder of Sing Australia) and Tony Pantano, who had the audience singing along and tapping their feet. The incoming President of Melbourne Legacy for 2012
Bryce Phillips was introduced by the outgoing President Chris Spence and he was warmly welcomed.
Once again the raffle was a highlight with wonderful prizes donated very generously by local businesses. There
were some very happy people travelling home after the concert. A special thanks goes out to Legatees, Legacy Clubs, committees and individuals who helped to arrange buses and other transport to ensure that everyone
arrived and left safely.
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Fundraising with a Difference
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| Neil Cater and Simon Hill, who normally ride their bikes to St Kilda or Williamstown for coffee, recently took part in
the 2011 Postie Bike Challenge, which meant riding the good old Postie Bike from Brisbane to Alice Springs via Birdsville, over 3,400km’s, in only 10 days.
Their purpose was twofold: to support Rotary, the principal event beneficiary, and to raise funds for LEGACY.
Melbourne Legacy recently received a donation of $3,200 which was the result of donations from Neil and Simon’s friends and work colleagues in support of their challenge.
Neil, Simon and 40 other riders who participated in the Postie Bike Challenge arrived in Alice Springs on
19 August, tired and sore but very happy about being involved in a very worthwhile adventure which will make a positive contribution to local communities. Rotary took delivery of the 44 postie bikes to auction and were very
happy with the end result.
Legacy is grateful for being nominated as Neil and Simon’s preferred charity and Neil and Simon have some great memories of a unique experience.
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Legacy Honours World War 1 Widows at a Special Remembrance Day Event
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| Remembrance Day is a time we commemorate the sacrifice of the brave men and women of our Defence Force. Legacy also remembers their families left behind.
With the death of World War 1 veteran Jack Ross in June 2009 none remain of the 416,809 who signed up for the Great War. However, there is still a total of 51 widows of First World War Veterans who are part of the Melbourne Legacy family.
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| This year it was determined that these very special Legacy Widows should be cherished while we are able to do
so and as part of Melbourne Legacy’s Remembrance Day commemorations a special function was staged for our First World War widows.
Every effort was made to personally contact the WW1 widows registered with Melbourne Legacy to determine
whether they would be willing and able to participate in such an event. Twelve widows were identified as being in
this category.
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| A Legatee escorted each of the widows who were able to attend on the day to a Commemoration Service which
was followed by a ‘high tea’ in a private room at the historic Windsor Hotel. This very special Remembrance Day
Event was featured on the evening news on Channel 10 and Channel 9.
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| | | | From left: Legacy WW1 Widows, Mabel Cummings, Kathleen Donoghue, Mabel Handasyde, Dorothy Graham and Melbourne Legacy President Elect, Bryce Phillips.
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| Mabel Cummings with Legatees
Joy Ogden and Lesley Scott.
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| Kathleen Donoghue at 97 was the eldest WW1 widow present,
pictured here with Legatees Margot Firth-Smith and Bryce Phillips.
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Victorian State Final of the Legacy Junior Public Speaking Award
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| Hearing the voice of the Youth of Australia
| The Legacy Junior Public Speaking Award competition which is aimed at enhancing oral communication skills of students aged 12 to 14 years continues to grow and in 2011 over 380 Victorian schools took part in semi finals across Victoria. The Victorian State Final was held at the ABC Iwaki Auditorium on
13 October 2011.
The winner was Leah Milburn-Clark from East Doncaster Secondary College and the runner up was Matthew Hall from Ballarat Grammar, Wendouree. Leah and Matthew will represent Victoria in the National Final which will be held in Adelaide on 14 November. Read more ...
| Pictured right: Melbourne Legacy Past President, Legatee Graeme Standish presents Leah Milburn-Clark with the State Final trophy.
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Legacy at Huntingdale Charity Day
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20 January 2012
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| Huntingdale Golf Club will again host a Legacy charity Golf Day on Friday, 20 January 2012 – extending the marvellous support they have given for over 76 years. As well as the Legacy at Huntingdale Perpetual Club Trophy there will be an individual stableford competition for both male and female golfers.
The proceeds that Legacy receives from this event will deliver welfare support services to the widows, children and dependants with a disability of those who gave their lives on active service or have died subsequently.
For more information please call Carmel McConnell, Public Relations Officer on 8626 0500 or email carmel.mcconnell@legacymelb.com.au
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| Melbourne Legacy is pleased to advise that initial indications are that the 2011 Legacy Week Badge Appeal has yielded a very good result in terms of both funds received and favourable publicity about the work of Legacy.
The highlight of the iconic appeal in 2011 was Badge Day, Friday 2 September when the streets of Melbourne were filled with volunteer collectors selling Legacy badges.
Around 300 Australian Defence Force personnel took to the city streets of Melbourne to collect for Legacy and they alone were responsible for bringing in over $150,000 for Melbourne Legacy.
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| The Legacy Annual Legacy Badge Appeal serves to keep the Legacy name before the public as well as raising
vital funds to help Legacy continue its caring welfare work in the community.
The 2011 Appeal poster which featured Charlotte, whose late father was a veteran from the Iraq conflict, was widely displayed in locations throughout Victoria. The image of Charlotte was also featured in the television commercials, Community Service Announcements and newspaper advertisements.
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| Legacy is very grateful to the media for their continued support of the Legacy cause. We thank the Leader Group of Newspapers for featuring over 50 Legacy articles which were published in suburban newspapers throughout Melbourne as a lead up to Legacy Week 2011. The following article appeared in 33 Leader newspapers during week commencing 21 August 2011. We are confident that such positive and extensive coverage contributed to the very pleasing end result.
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| Sunday, 28 August 2011
| Hundreds of Legacy Widows from near and far made a pilgrimage to the Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne on Sunday 28 August 2011 marking the start of Legacy Week.
This group of widows whose husbands served their country in war or peacekeeping operations joins together each year to honour their spouses who were either killed in action or died subsequently.
Following the commemoration ceremony the Legacy Widows from all around Victoria proceeded to lunch at Zinc, Federation Square.
Melbourne Legacy President, Chris Spence, said “We were delighted to see so many widows attend this year. The increase in numbers was largely attributed to the Legacy Transport Program initiative which enabled Widows’ Clubs to charter a bus if required.”
Legacy Widows Sunday was featured on the evening news
on Channels 7, 9, 10 and ABC2.
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| 400 Legacy Widows made a pilgrimage to
the Shrine of Remembrance,
Melbourne marking the start of
Legacy Week
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| A group of 'younger widows' at
the Eternal Flame
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| Melbourne Legacy President, Chris Spence
in conversation with some of our widows
at Zinc restaurant
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| Legatee Harold Ramsey enjoying
the entertainment which was provided
by Chevonne Bloomgardt, John Allison
Monkhouse, Corporate Partners
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| Thursday, 25 August 2011
| The Launch of Legacy Week 2011 on Thursday, 25 August was a great success and is an important part of our
Annual Appeal.
We are particularly thankful to the Victoria Government for the opportunity to host the event in Queen’s
Hall, Parliament House. The Event Host was The Hon Hugh Delahunty, who, on behalf of the Government of
Victoria, officially launched Legacy Week 2011. The Minister for Veterans' Affairs, took the opportunity to give
his own personal perspective on the work of Legacy. It was however the Guest Speaker who gave the impetus to
the Launch and Ray Horsburgh, Former President Essendon Football club did Legacy proud. We were also very
proud of Clare Lewin who spoke about her experiences as a Junior Legatee. The many guests included Federal
and State members of Parliament, Senior Government officials, members of the Australian Defence
Force, Corporate sponsors and local supporters, kindred organisations and members of the Legacy family.
There were many favourable comments about the work of Legacy.
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| Our two centennials May Rush and
Vera Summers share their youth secrets
with Ron Barassi
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| Event Host, The Hon Hugh Delahunty and
Major General Peter Haddad, Chairman
Victorian Veterans Council
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| Melbourne Chief Executive, David Cull with
Ron Barassi and Lil Barac-Macey and
Peter Donaldson, both from
Carlton and United Breweries
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| Guest Speaker, Ray Horsburgh, said
that he owes a lot to Legacy for the support
he received as a Junior Legatee
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| Another highlight at the launch was the announcement by Major General Peter Haddad, Chairman Victorian Veterans Council, of the 2011 Tertiary Education Scholarships to thirteen Junior Legatees. Funding assistance for the scholarships was provided by the Victorian Veterans Council.
| Pictured right: Guest Speaker, Clare Lewin with Event Host, The Hon Hugh Delahunty and Melbourne Legacy President, Legatee Chris Spence.
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The 'Back to Caulfield' 2011 Race Day
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| Saturday - 13 August 2011
| The 2011 ‘Back to Caulfield’ race day which coincides with the PB Lawrence Stakes commemorated the 60th
Anniversary of National Service at Caulfield. The Melbourne Racing Club is very proud to maintain the
‘Back to Caulfield’ tradition through this feature race day as a tangible acknowledgement of the courageous deeds
and contributions to our nation by the men and women of Australia’s Defence Forces, past and present.
The ‘Back to Caulfield’ race day which was held on Saturday 13 August was a very successful fundraising event
for Legacy. The Melbourne Racing Club presented Melbourne Legacy with a cheque for $10,000 and Legacy badge
sales were in excess of $7,000. The Legacy Lone Pine Ceremony, held inside the grandstand, was well attended.
It was pleasing to see that many Legacy widows and Legatees took advantage of the free admission offered to
members of Legacy, to enjoy a day at the races.
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| | Melbourne Racing Club Committee Member, Ian McDonald and Melbourne Legacy President, Chris Spence, are pictured laying a wreath. RAAF Cadets transferred the wreaths to the Lone Pine Tree which is located outside the Race Day Office.
After the Legacy Badge Appeal Race, Legatee Chris Spence presented a trophy to the connections of the winning horse.
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| Saturday - 13 August 2011
| Saturday, 13 August 2011, PB Lawrence Stakes Day at Caulfield Racecourse, coincides with the Melbourne
Racing Club’s annual ‘Back to Caulfield’ commemorations. The ‘Back to Caulfield’ initiative celebrates its 17th year in 2011 after being introduced in 1995
as part of the ‘Australia Remembers’ commemorations. Its main purpose is
to recognise Caulfield Racecourse’s significant role as a military recruitment centre during World War 2.
Each year, the ‘Back to Caulfield’ commemorations focus upon a particular aspect of Australia’s Defence Forces. This year, the Melbourne Racing Club will commemorate Back to Caulfield and the 60th Anniversary of National Service.
The Legacy Lone Pine Ceremony is at 11am with complimentary morning tea, military displays, exhibitions, and a Defence Force Band performing during the Legacy Lone Pine Ceremony and with the Australian National Anthem.
Please note, the Legacy Lone Pine Ceremony will be held inside within the Rupert Clarke Grandstand this year opposed to an outside location where it has been held in the past.
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| A special feature of the day expected to be of interest to all members of the Legacy family will be the 1940 Chevrolet staff car used by Lt General Stan Savige, founder of Legacy. This magnificently restored vehicle will be on display at Caulfield Racecourse on the day (pictured right).
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| The Melbourne Racing Club is very proud to maintain the ‘Back to Caulfield’ tradition through this feature race day
as a tangible acknowledgement of the courageous deeds and contributions made for our nation by the men and women of Australia’s Defence Forces, past and present. Everyone is encouraged to come along on this day to pay tribute to this important anniversary.
| For more information, please contact the Melbourne Racing Club on (03) 9257 7200
or visit www.caulfieldracing.com.au/backtocaulfield
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| Sunday - 28 August 2011
| The most significant event in the Legacy Widows’ calendar, The Annual Pilgrimage to The Shrine of Remembrance
takes place again on Sunday 28 August 2011.
Sing Australia Choir has again agreed to participate and the service will be led by Legacy Chaplin Legatee Graeme Winterton.
Legatees as well as Legacy widows and their families are encouraged to attend this event. Melbourne Legacy
Branches and Groups may be able to assist with transport.
If you require help with transport to this event, please contact your local Legacy Branch/Group or Lynnette White
at Legacy House Melbourne.
Following The Shrine service is a Legacy Widows’ luncheon at Zinc @ Federation Square at 12.30 pm.
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| Wreaths:
| Widows’ Clubs or individuals may lay a wreath as part of the Shrine service. Those intending to do so are
encouraged to contact Lynne White.
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Lynne White or Dot Byrne on 8626 0500
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Legacy's 80th ANZAC Commemoration Ceremony for Students
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| Thursday, 28 April 2011 - The Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne
| Over 3,000 students from schools around Victoria participated in Legacy’s 80th ANZAC Commemoration Ceremony for Students which was held on Thursday 28 April 2011 at The Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne.
The mood was set at the start of the ceremony by the hymn “We are Australian”. It was a moving experience
indeed to see hundreds of students on the steps of The Shrine with school banners and laying beautiful wreaths around the eternal flame and to hear the piper and the sound of the bugler. A Guard of Honour was formed by the students displaying their colourful school banners, for The Governor of Victoria, The Hon Alex Chernov, AO QC.
Governor of Victoria, The Hon Alex Chernov, AO QC said in his address to the students: “Legacy’s Annual ANZAC Commemoration Ceremony for Students is a special remembrance service designed for children. It is a chance for students to say thank you to those who gave their lives in armed conflicts so that we can enjoy the freedom of Australia today”.
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Legacy Story on '7pm Project', Channel 10 on ANZAC Day 2011
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| The 7pm Project on Channel 10 featured a story about Legacy which was aired on Monday, 25 April 2011 at 7pm.
The ‘7pm Project’ Camera Crew filmed a group of six Junior Legatees and Leaders, Kate and Helen Lewin on Saturday 9 April at the Melbourne Aquarium. The camera crew then proceeded to Federation Square to film an
outing which had been organised for the Legacy Dependants with a Disability.
Melbourne Legacy President, Chris Spence was interviewed together with Junior Legatees, Joshua Carroll from Pakenham and Tim and Jess Potter from South Gippsland. Joshua’s mother Kerry is also featured together with
Tim and Jess’s grandparents, Judy and Ian Potter.
We believe the segment on Channel 10 on ANZAC Day provided positive publicity for Legacy and will help to
increase a general awareness of what Legacy is doing today. Click here to view the Legacy story.
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Launch of the Raise a Glass Campaign
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| Wednesday, 6 April 2011 - ANZAC House Melbourne
| The 2011 VB ‘Raise a Glass’ Appeal was launched on 6 April at ANZAC House Melbourne.
Those in attendance at the launch saw the first screening of the new TV advertisement for this year’s campaign featuring Corporal Mark Donaldson VC.
Melbourne Legacy was well represented at the launch and pictured in the following photo are (from left) Fosters Marketing Director, Paul Donaldson, Heather Lewis (Legacy Dependant with a Disability), Aaron Burbidge (Legacy Welfare Officer), Glenys Lewis (Legacy Widow), General Peter Cosgrove and Melbourne Legacy President, Chris Spence.
This year the campaign will focus on achieving support from the public by way of donations – online and on
premise, as well asking all Australians to raise a glass to someone they know who has served or is serving our country. VB are also appealing to the community to go online and remember their mates or family on a specially
built website. www.raiseaglass.com.au
| VB are hoping to raise $1.5million this year. It is important that we get behind the campaign as best we can. All members of the wider Legacy family are encouraged to visit the website and record a tribute to a family member or friend who served Australia.
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Annual President's Luncheon 2011
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| Sunday, 20 March 2011 - Melbourne Town Hall
| On Sunday, 20 March 2011, Melbourne Legacy held it's Annual President's Luncheon at the Melbourne Town Hall.
The luncheon was attended by The Hon. Hugh Delahunty, Minister for Sport and Recreation and Veterans' Affairs
and Judie Delahunty, Defence Force representatives, Corporate Sponsors, Ex-Service Organisations, interstate
and Victorian Legacy Presidents and Melbourne Legacy Legatees.
The Guest Speaker for the day was Professor Bruce Scates from the National Centre for Australian Studies,
Monash University, who presented on the topic of "The History of ANZAC Day".
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21 January 2011
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| The Legacy at Huntingdale Charity Golf day, held on Friday
21 January 2011, was another successful event for Melbourne Legacy. We thank Huntingdale Golf Club for their continued support for the use of their prestigious golf course to raise vital funds for Legacy. Legacy is delighted and honoured to have been nominated as Huntingdale Golf Club’s preferred charity since 1932. It is estimated that over the past 78 years or so, Huntingdale Golf Club has enabled Legacy to raise in today’s terms well over $1 million which is a truly marvellous contribution.
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| Our enthusiastic golfers were blessed with pleasant sunny weather conditions and thanks to the help of our volunteers Legatees and members of the Whitehorse sub-branch of the National Servicemen’s Association the day went smoothly and the participants obviously enjoyed the experience. Legatee David Grierson acknowledged the work of the volunteers as ‘an example of highly impressive teamwork’.
Congratulations are due to Tony Quinn, Paul Quinn, John Carlisle and Graeme Ralph, members of Kingswood Golf Club, who took home the Legacy Perpetual Club trophy.
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| We acknowledge Pussy Foot Socks for their generous donation of prizes on the day, as well as Golf Clearance
Outlet who assisted with the raffle prize.
| Pictured above: Melbourne Legacy President, Chris Spence, presents the Legacy Perpetual Club Trophy to proud members of Kingswood Golf Club.
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| Legacy Camp Time
| Every Legacy summer camp has a character of its own. Imprinted on that character is the generosity of our supporters who make the camp possible and the wholehearted enjoyment of every Dependant with a Disability who attends. Add to this the respite it gives to our widowed mothers and you have an annual recipe for success.
There were 55 Dependants with a Disability and a similar number of support workers at the recent summer camp at Somers. Despite the heavy downfalls of rain in the first week, the group ventured out and really enjoyed the local Mornington Peninsula attractions. The local cinema was a popular option for our dependants when the weather was inclement.
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| One of the highlights this year was the ‘Open Day’ when family, Legatees and support workers from previous years attended the camp to enjoy a barbeque lunch and rock concert. Ten beautiful Ford Thunderbirds also arrived and most of the dependants took up the offer to go on a joy ride in the classic cars around the Peninsula. Another special day was the trip to Phillip Island to watch the Penguin Parade.
For many of our dependants a day at the Cranbourne Races was a major highlight. An afternoon sailing at the Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron was also popular, as was the time spent at the strawberry farm where more strawberries were eaten than placed in the bucket.
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| Some days are for relaxing and those who didn’t feel like venturing out still had lots of options when they spent the day at the camp. Activities in the craft room were very popular.
The dependants were divided into eight groups and each evening a different group had the opportunity to perform a stage play or concert to entertain the audience. Preparing for the concert often involved a trip to the local opportunity shops for dress-up costumes - lots of fun!
Despite the busy program of activities there was still time for making new friends as well as renewing old friendships. The support workers did a wonderful job - they are loving and caring, even with the most demanding dependants
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Legacy Open Day Barbecue at Somers School Camp
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| Saturday, 15 January 2011
| Date: Saturday, 15 January 2011
Time: From 12 noon
Barbecue provided.
Bring a picnic rug or folding chairs.
Bookings essential.
Please RSVP by 6 January 2011.
| For further details and to make a booking please contact: Vladimir Keca on 8626 0500 or e-mail: vladimir.keca@legacymelb.com.au
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Legacy at Huntingdale Charity Day
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21 January 2011
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| Huntingdale Golf Club will again host a Legacy charity Golf Day on Friday, 21 January 2011 – extending the marvellous support they have given for over 75 years. As well as the Legacy at Huntingdale Perpetual Club Trophy there will be an individual stableford competition for both male and female golfers.
The proceeds that Legacy receives from this event will deliver welfare support services to the widows, children and dependants with a disability of those who gave their lives on active service or have died subsequently.
For more information please call Carmel McConnell, Public Relations Officer on 8626 0500 or email carmel.mcconnell@legacymelb.com.au
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