Brownesholme retirees support cancer patients

Highfields seniors have raised a coffee mug in support of cancer patients and their families.

Eunice Brumpton, Marion Jackson and Margaret Ellis helped raise more than $1,200 for the Cancer Council — Eunice Brumpton, Marion Jackson and Margaret Ellis supported the Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser held at the Carinity Brownesholme retirement village.

Residents of the hosted a fundraising event as part of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.

The fundraiser helped to help raise money for the Cancer Council to support those impacted by cancer, empower people to reduce their cancer risk, and find new ways to better detect and treat cancer.

Together 50 Carinity Brownesholme residents raised $1,231 from a stall and multi-draw raffle and by selling home cooking and craft items.

Carinity Brownesholme residents Trevor and Irene Taylor helped raise more than $1,200 for the Cancer Council.

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