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Sorbet Fashion Parade 2016


We would like to express our most sincere and humble gratitude to the incredible Jo and her fantastic team at Sorbet Canberra Outlet Centre who held spectacular and enjoyable Fashion Parade supporting Dainere’s Rainbow Brain Tumour Research Fund.

Special appreciation goes to our exceptional Ambassador Kay for orchestrating this event. To those wonderful people who took the time to bake the delicious afternoon tea treats, to the businesses who provided items for the lucky door prizes, to the lovely ladies who modelled the beautiful clothing we extend our heartfelt and to all of those who attended the event, we thank you. We will during the week let you know the amount that was raised from the day. A special mention to Tracy from Lily Anne Designs Tracy OHanlon Independent Design Consultant for lending and displaying her gorgeous lockets.

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