Pan-Laconian Association of NSW fundraise for Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation

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The Pan-Laconian Association NSW “The Spartans” hosted their 2024 Annual Dinner Dance on Saturday, November 2, at The Grand Roxy in Brighton-le-Sands, Sydney.

More than $6,000 was raised on the night for the Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation (SCHF).

The event, which brought together members, friends, sponsors, and leaders from various community associations, was a resounding success and a heartwarming display of generosity and solidarity for a cause that touches the lives of many.

The evening kicked off with a warm welcome from the President of the association, Mary Skalkos, who expressed her gratitude to the attendees for their support. She also emphasised the importance of the cause they were supporting, highlighting the vital work of the SCHF.

“Tonight, we come together for more than just good company and dancing. We gather to support the SCHF, a cause deeply close to my heart. This incredible foundation raises funds to ensure that every child has access to the very best healthcare when they need it most – the latest equipment, cutting-edge research, and the finest medical teams,” she explained.

“It’s not just about treatment; it’s about love, comfort, and giving hope to children and families during their toughest times.”

More than 159,000 children receive treatment or care by the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network each year.

“The foundation’s work goes beyond medical care – they’re also there for parents, providing the support needed to navigate the most difficult moments. Nothing is harder than seeing a child suffer, and knowing that the SCHF cares for the whole family is a true comfort,” Ms Skalkos added.

Ms Skalkos also extended a special thanks to the evening’s host, Bill Mougios, her committee, and DJ George who provided music to keep everyone dancing and in high spirits.

The fundraising dinner was a lively and enjoyable occasion, featuring a raffle and silent auction with generous prizes donated by supporters.

The highlight of the night was the collective effort to raise funds for the hospital foundation, with guests contributing to ensure that children in need of medical care receive the support they deserve.

“Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for your support and kindness,” Ms Skalkos concluded.

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