Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour supports Camp Quality

Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour patrons will again have the ability to support Camp Quality across this weekend, February 5-7.

As the official event charity, Camp Quality’s wonderful Central West Volunteer Group will be in attendance and will have hats for sale in Merchandise alley.

Patrons will also be able to make donations to volunteers across the weekend.

Central West Volunteer Coordinator for Camp Quality, Mr Graeme Eggleston, praised Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour organisers and the Bathurst City Council for again supporting their important efforts.

“It costs $4,000 to care for one family for 12 months. There are in excess of 2500 families cared for Australia wide, including 63 families and 155 children in the Central West region of New South Wales,” he said.

“We will be selling Camp Quality hats in the Merchandise Alley at the event and will also have volunteers moving amongst the crowd collecting lose change or donations that patrons may care to give to Camp Quality.

“We urge patrons to support this very worthy charity and give to the volunteers as they move through the crowd.”

Camp Quality would like to thank Liqui-Moly for their ongoing support, as well as the dedicated volunteers of the Camp Quality Central West volunteer group, who tirelessly fundraise all year round to create the best quality of life for children living with cancer and their families in Central Western NSW.

For more information on Liqui-Moly Bathurst 12 Hour, head to bathurst12hour.com.au.

To support to the Camp Quality Central West Volunteer group, head to tractortrek.org.au

Ryan Fritz

Ryan Fritz started The Advocate in 2014 to provide not-for-profits and charities another media platform to tell their worthwhile hard news stories and opinion pieces effortlessly. In 2020, Ryan formed a team of volunteer journalists to help spread even more high-quality stories from the third sector. He also has over 10 years experience as a media and communications professional for not-for-profits and charities and currently works at Redkite, a childhood cancer charity.

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  • Ryan Fritz

    Ryan Fritz started The Advocate in 2014 to provide not-for-profits and charities another media platform to tell their worthwhile hard news stories and opinion pieces effortlessly. In 2020, Ryan formed a team of volunteer journalists to help spread even more high-quality stories from the third sector. He also has over 10 years experience as a media and communications professional for not-for-profits and charities and currently works at Redkite, a childhood cancer charity.

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