We are sending everyone wishes of wellness and strength in what is proving to be a challenging year for many!

Sadly, we have come to the inevitable conclusion that the 2020 Women’s Luncheon will be postponed (let’s try again next year!) We tried to think creatively of a Luncheon with physical distancing in place but, let’s be honest, what would a Women’s Luncheon be without hugs from your favourite women?! We look forward to announcing a date for our Luncheon next year as soon as we can.

For the rest of this year and into next, we will continue to provide financial support to our existing programs. Although some of the programs have been postponed, we are optimistic they will resume as soon as can be. We look forward to dedicating more time to raising awareness of these programs and shining light on the work of our loyal contributors and sponsors. Check out our Facebook page to keep up to date. 

What a fantastic night! Thank you to everyone who gathered at the Cherry Tree on Saturday to celebrate Alice’s 30th birthday and how her life continues to touch others through the work of the Alice Sloan Trust. The night raised $10,000! These funds will fund the Trust’s partnership program with Aldercourt Primary School.

A massive thank you to the following people, our generous sponsors and supporters.

Ed Bird at Melbourne Water Taxis, The Commins Family, Bridget Pitt at Hotel Sorrento, Emma Versteegen at Chic Chippy, Marie Hall at Plants Direct Australia, Chris and Gail Bradley, Selma Lowther at Elan Vineyard, Rose McNeil-Young at Australian Ballet, Hamish Swaffield, Georgia Leach, Georgia Morrison at Little g Designs, Abi Trewartha at Tangerine Creative, Sophie Nettlefold and Jetty Road Brewery, Sarah Potter at Fez Hair, Susan Mcewan at Aesop , Netia Bowen at Harmonia Health, Sue Sloan, Jack Osborn, Kate Sloan, Elise James, The Cherry Tree Hotel, Joey Graham and Brianna Hall.

Their generosity enriches the lives of others through the work of the Alice Sloan Trust.