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🎗️Charity Golf Event in support of @crbfoundation, Sarcoma awareness & treatment
Friday 14 November 2025
@mtbroughtongolfandcountryclub

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Fancy a night of pure luxury?

How about an indulgent stay at the Park Hyatt Sydney, complete with breakfast overlooking the city/harbour? Or perhaps a stunning Prada mini crochet bucket bag worth $1,500 is more your style?

Golf lovers - picture yourself at the Bonville Golf Resort, where you can stay, play, and dine in one of Australia’s most spectacular golf destinations.

And for the rugby enthusiasts, we’ve got something special - a Wallabies package including platinum tickets to the Sydney Test Match, a signed 2025 Wallabies jersey, and exclusive invitations to the official Captain’s Run!

There is also a money can’t buy Brisbane Broncos 2025 jersey personally signed by the premiership team.

All this and more will be up for grabs,and every bid helps the incredible team at Swing for Sarcoma raise vital funds for the @clarklife Ed Clarke – @swing4sarcoma Nursing Fellowship at RPA.

This remarkable young man and his equally remarkable friends, have each year for the past four years, held this golf day and amassed almost $150k in the process.

While this year’s golf day is again a sellout, you can still show your support by bidding in the auction which will close on the 14th November.

So get ready to bid, win, and make a difference!

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Flashback to 2023 – Swing for Sarcoma

It’s on again this year - @swing4sarcoma 14 November, 2025 at the breathtakingly beautiful Mt Broughton Country Club, Bowral.

This year, the incredible team of @clarklife , Patrick Naklan, Tim Telan, Dr Simon Danieletto, and Paul Capito will make it four in a row, helping to raise an outstanding $150,000 in past years, for patient support and sarcoma research across Australia.

This year, funds raised will be directed toward a pivotal national role - the Sarcoma Clinical Nurse Consultant Educator within the NSW Bone Tumour Surgical Team at RPA.

This position will be central to improving care and support for patients and families navigating sarcoma.

If you would like to play, sponsor a hole. or provide a prize please reach out to Ed Clark @clarklife

M: 0418 806 376
E: swingforsarcoma@gmail.com

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to this stellar quintet of young fathers, Ed, Patrick, Tim, Simon, and Paul, together with their very patient partners, whose generosity of time, energy, and spirit has helped change the future for those living with sarcoma.

#swing4sarcoma #curesarcoma #notgivingin

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🎗️ Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 🎗️

Eight years ago, our world was turned upside down when Cooper, an outwardly healthy & sporty teenager, was diagnosed with the aggressive childhood cancer, osteosarcoma.

Having turned 17 two weeks prior, he faced this diagnosis with courage, despite it shaking his world to its core.

We placed our trust in a remarkable medical team, believing that after this ‘speedbump,’ Cooper would return to live his best life. But his journey was far from straightforward. After not fully responding to first-line treatment, which caused renal failure, he was placed on a second-line treatment that, while considered “gold standard,” irreversibly damaged his heart without having any effect on the disease.

We then entered an uncertain world of experimental treatments, many of which were out of reach due to their availability overseas & Cooper’s declining health. Despite the best efforts of his remarkable medical team, treatment options were limited, & his body had been devastated by the therapeutics currently used to treat OS.

Cooper’s story, though deeply personal, is tragically not unique.

Fast forward to 2024, thanks to the relentless work of those individuals & organisations in the NFP sector innovative, critical research is now being funded, offering new hope for young sarcoma patients across Australia.

Sarcomas, both soft tissue & bone, account for up to 20% of childhood & adolescent/young adult (AYA) cancers and remain a leading cause of cancer-related mortality in the 0-19 age group in Australia , second only to brain cancer. (AIHW)

This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we focus on the hope that lies in this research. We will be highlighting some of the incredible organisations funding this vital work and the brilliant minds driving the programs that are making a difference.

#ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth #Curesarcoma #notgivingin #collaboration #dontletsarcomaendtheirstory
#karensimpsonluvyamar
#teambeaofficialcrew
#marianasousa

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NYE 2023

And what a year it was...?

It truly takes a village and the CRBF village is one of the best...

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed, donated, and tirelessly worked to raise funds and awareness to improve the lives of those living with sarcoma.

As we step into the New Year, we send our love and strength to those who are starting the new year without a loved one.

May 2024 bring healing, resilience, the making of new memories and brighter days for all of us.

#curesarcoma
#Thankyou
#NYE2023
#Ittakesavillage
#missingyoucoops

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A picture perfect morning, as the sun rose over a pristine Sydney Harbour.

A room filled with the love and support most can only dream of.
The result? A flawless event which will significantly benefit sarcoma services in Australia. In excess of $60,000 and rising by the hour!

We are left without words to extend our deepest gratitude to our ‘village’ which simply defies words, and makes this event possible.

The Park Hyatt Sydney, Melissa Hoyer, Gretel Killeen, Swing for Sarcoma team, Suzie Carlon, Hunter Hordern, Angus Joyce, Harry Gibson, Lily Gibson, Lachie Mactier, Amy Parmenter, Molly Croft, Poor Man’s Everest, Bricks & Smiles, Rebecca & Mary Lou Minty, Mark Yam, Georgia & Maddie Waites, Carly-Ann Evans, Daniel Tambasco, Robin Todd, Gloria Gapes, Jarrod Sapsford &Marc Chami, Professor(s) Mandy Ballinger & David Thomas; & Carina Ford

Our special thanks to the wonderful Mitch O’Connor, Quantum Haus (@_ronnoco )for the outstanding work he did filming the event, and his creative work behind the video.

Thank you also to the ladies from @tourdecureaus in particular Board Member, Dominique Robinson OAM who we will be working closely with to produce the Long Lunch in November.

This event would not be possible without our longstanding, loyal sponsors whose support enables us to make a profound difference in the lives of sarcoma patients nationally.

@autorepearls and the Autore family,
@taylorswines Angela Cattana, the Taylor family
@glasshousefragrances Dr Warwick Nettle, and Nicole Eckels
@thelittlefreshgroup @somertoncollection and the Dreverman Family
@lindtaunz
@macleaygroup and the Magiros family
@macleayonmanning
@macleaystbistro
@bistrorex
@thebutlersydney
@pottspointbookshop
@bells_at_killcare
@zinccafepottspt For photos and a recap of the day go to the link in the bio!

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