Bridgebury Real Estate Partners With Starlight Children’s Foundation To Help Brighten The Lives Of Seriously Ill Children & Families

Mar 15, 2017

Anthony Obee owner of Bridgebury Real Estate is partnering with the Starlight Children’s Foundation in a fundraiser called “Shaving The Principals Head”.

North Lakes, Australia - March 15, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Anthony Obee owner of Bridgebury Real Estate is partnering with the Starlight Children’s Foundation in a fundraiser called “Shaving The Principals Head”. The fundraiser event will take place on the 1st of April at 2pm at the Bridgebury Real Estate office location.

As part of the fundraiser, agency principal Anthony Obee will shave his head in an attempt to raise $5,000 for the Starlight Children’s Foundation.

Mr Obee commented “We absolutely love the work the Starlight Foundation does and are proud to have all funds raised donated to the charity. Giving back to the community, especially those less fortunate than us is a big priority for our Agency and while it’s only me on the “chopping block” the whole team is excited about this fundraiser.”

On the 1st of April the shaving fundraiser will start at 2pm. You can come along to the agencies office location to spectate and cheer Anthony on as his team shave his head to help support this cause.

Mr Obee commented “Anyone is invited. We want to spread the word about this cause to as many people as possible in support of the brilliant work the Starlight Foundation delivers.”

The event is free to attend, there is no registration required. Simply turn up on the day to the Bridgebury Real Estate office located at: Shop 5 / 27 Discovery Drive, North Lakes, QLD, 4509. Leading up to the event you can visit the official pledge website to help support Anthony Obee meet his goal of raising $5,000 at: https://www.gofundme.com/shaving-the-principals-head.

Contact Info:
Name: Anthony Obee
Organization: Bridgebury Real Estate
Address: Shop 5 / 27 Discovery Drive, North Lakes, QLD, 4509
Phone: (07) 3180 2800

Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/bridgebury-real-estate-partners-with-starlight-childrens-foundation-to-help-brighten-the-lives-of-seriously-ill-children-families/177836

For more information, please visit http://www.bridgebury.com.au

Source: MarketersMedia

Release ID: 177836

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