As we approach the one-year anniversary of Sue’s tragic passing, and in keeping her competitive spirit and love of sporting traditions, we’re pleased to announce a unique opportunity for our inaugural number one ticket holder.
If this prestigious title is of interest to you, please email us at enquiries@suesofarnosfoundation.org.au with your first and final bid before 5pm AEST on Friday 17th September.
All bids are confidential & contributions will be tax-deductible, with the highest bidder to be announced on Saturday 18th September.
Founding Memberships will be available to the public from 9am on Sunday morning.
We can’t thank you enough for your support & generosity over the past year, and are grateful that you have joined us on this journey.
Plenty more exciting news to come…
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