What's In It For Me?
Our 2010 top fundraisers!
INDIVIDUAL FUNDRAISERS
FUNDRAISING ORGANISATIONS
PRIVATE FUNDRAISING TEAMS
SURVEY PARTICIPANT GIVEAWAY
INDIVIDUAL FUNDRAISER PRIZES
Highest fundraising individual
Thomas Stack - $5,453
Thomas has received a Dell Laptop Computer to the value of $2,000. This generous prize has been donated by PRM Group. PRM Group specialise in pre-employment screening and electronic police checks via
.
The PRM Group - working towards safer ways of securing your identity.
PRM Group MD, Geoff Stockton delivering the laptop to Tom Stack
A few words from Tom…
“I was motivated to participate in FebFast following a festive season that was a little too festive and prolonged - it extended for most of January! It is the perfect way to get your health and fitness back on track after the Christmas break, and the fact that it is for charity gives you much needed motivation to get through the month with no slip ups. Indeed, FebFast is challenging, but physically, mentally and, of course, charitably, getting through it is a truly rewarding experience. I look forward to participating in this wonderful cause for years to come and encourage others to do the same.”
Individual runners up
Rod Reinhard - $3,849
Peter Bracher - $3,750
James Cook - $3,015
Peter Houghton - $2,395
Rod, Peter and Peter each received a fabulous hamper from A’kin and Alchemy.
Created in nature’s healing garden and crafted in Australia, A’kim and Alchemy blend the purist botanical actives to deliver the ultimate in radiant health and natural beauty.
James received double tickets to Bare Elements Productions, A Dinner to Die For as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Bare Elements offer an extraordinary night out filled with comedy, music, murder, mystery and fun all over dinner.
FUNDRAISING ORGANISATIONS
Top fundraising organisation
The St John Of God Healthcare team had 90 team members and raised $13,148!
The team received the following items in recognition of achieving the top fundraising organisation position:
An Alcohol Management Policy review for best practice feedback and suggestions from the Australian Drug Foundation. St John Of God Healthcare will also receive 1 x ‘parents & supporting young people in regards to alcohol’ information session for staff.
A Vitality4Life Oscar Juicer Pro valued at $495. The Oscar 900 is a cold press juicer, using a ‘mortar and pestle’ crushing and squeezing action to extract the maximum amount of nutrients and living enzymes into a healthy cold pressed juice.
A case (24 bottles) of Hopper valued at $90. “Hopper – Soft Brew” a totally new adult drink called Hopper. It’s brewed with hops, malt and fruit with absolutely no alcohol and less than 95 calories per bottle. It's easy to drink with a refreshingly clean finish, "quietly" carbonated, with a distinctively adult look when poured into a glass. Hopper is 100% Australian made with natural ingredients and preservative free.
Runner up fundraising organisations
Haystac raised $2,385.
As the second highest fundraising organisation, Haystac received the following:
An Alcohol Management Policy review for best practice feedback and suggestions from the Australian Drug Foundation. St John Of God Healthcare will also receive 1 x ‘parents & supporting young people in regards to alcohol’ information session for staff.
A Vitality4Life Oscar Juicer Pro valued at $495. The Oscar 900 is a cold press juicer, using a ‘mortar and pestle’ crushing and squeezing action to extract the maximum amount of nutrients and living enzymes into a healthy cold pressed juice.
AGL Energy raised $2,346.
As the third highest fundraising organisation, AGL Energy received the following:
An Alcohol Management Policy review for best practice feedback and suggestions from the Australian Drug Foundation. St John Of God Healthcare will also receive 1 x ‘parents & supporting young people in regards to alcohol’ information session for staff.
A KitchenAid Blender valued at $325. KitchenAid blenders have exceptional design and superior performance with 1.25 litre capacity, 500 watt and 5 speed plus pulse function. These are perfect for the office - super strong but very quiet motor – and they make excellent smoothies and mixes.
PRIVATE FUNDRAISING TEAMS
Team Sarah Wilson raised $9,490.
The team received the following items in recognition of achieving the top private fundraising team position:
A Vitality4Life Oscar Juicer Pro valued at $495. The Oscar 900 is a cold press juicer, using a ‘mortar and pestle’ crushing and squeezing action to extract the maximum amount of nutrients and living enzymes into a healthy cold pressed juice.
A case (24 bottles) of Hopper valued at $90. “Hopper – Soft Brew” a totally new adult drink called Hopper. It’s brewed with hops, malt and fruit with absolutely no alcohol and less than 95 calories per bottle. It's easy to drink with a refreshingly clean finish, "quietly" carbonated, with a distinctively adult look when poured into a glass. Hopper is 100% Australian made with natural ingredients and preservative free.
Gibsons Financial Crisis achieved the second highest position in this category by raising $5,453.
This team received
A KitchenAid Blender valued at $325. KitchenAid blenders have exceptional design and superior performance with 1.25 litre capacity, 500 watt and 5 speed plus pulse function. These are perfect for the office - super strong but very quiet motor – and they make excellent smoothies and mixes.
Davies and Davies achieved third position in this category by raising $4,150.
This team received
A case (24 bottles) of Hopper valued at $90. “Hopper – Soft Brew” a totally new adult drink called Hopper. It’s brewed with hops, malt and fruit with absolutely no alcohol and less than 95 calories per bottle. It's easy to drink with a refreshingly clean finish, "quietly" carbonated, with a distinctively adult look when poured into a glass. Hopper is 100% Australian made with natural ingredients and preservative free.
SURVEY PARTICIPANT GIVEAWAY
We conducted an online survey of 2010 FebFast participants in March which also asked people to provide their email address to go into the draw to win an iPod Shuffle. Congratulations to Denise Gray who won the iPod.
Highest fundraising individual
Thomas Stack - $5,453
Thomas has received a Dell Laptop Computer to the value of $2,000. This generous prize has been donated by PRM Group. PRM Group specialise in pre-employment screening and electronic police checks via
.
The PRM Group - working towards safer ways of securing your identity.
PRM Group MD, Geoff Stockton delivering the laptop to Tom Stack
A few words from Tom…
“I was motivated to participate in FebFast following a festive season that was a little too festive and prolonged - it extended for most of January! It is the perfect way to get your health and fitness back on track after the Christmas break, and the fact that it is for charity gives you much needed motivation to get through the month with no slip ups. Indeed, FebFast is challenging, but physically, mentally and, of course, charitably, getting through it is a truly rewarding experience. I look forward to participating in this wonderful cause for years to come and encourage others to do the same.”
Individual runners up
Rod Reinhard - $3,849
Peter Bracher - $3,750
James Cook - $3,015
Peter Houghton - $2,395
Rod, Peter and Peter each received a fabulous hamper from A’kin and Alchemy.
Created in nature’s healing garden and crafted in Australia, A’kim and Alchemy blend the purist botanical actives to deliver the ultimate in radiant health and natural beauty.
James received double tickets to Bare Elements Productions, A Dinner to Die For as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Bare Elements offer an extraordinary night out filled with comedy, music, murder, mystery and fun all over dinner.
FUNDRAISING ORGANISATIONS
Top fundraising organisation
The St John Of God Healthcare team had 90 team members and raised $13,148!
The team received the following items in recognition of achieving the top fundraising organisation position:
An Alcohol Management Policy review for best practice feedback and suggestions from the Australian Drug Foundation. St John Of God Healthcare will also receive 1 x ‘parents & supporting young people in regards to alcohol’ information session for staff.
A Vitality4Life Oscar Juicer Pro valued at $495. The Oscar 900 is a cold press juicer, using a ‘mortar and pestle’ crushing and squeezing action to extract the maximum amount of nutrients and living enzymes into a healthy cold pressed juice.
A case (24 bottles) of Hopper valued at $90. “Hopper – Soft Brew” a totally new adult drink called Hopper. It’s brewed with hops, malt and fruit with absolutely no alcohol and less than 95 calories per bottle. It's easy to drink with a refreshingly clean finish, "quietly" carbonated, with a distinctively adult look when poured into a glass. Hopper is 100% Australian made with natural ingredients and preservative free.
Runner up fundraising organisations
Haystac raised $2,385.
As the second highest fundraising organisation, Haystac received the following:
An Alcohol Management Policy review for best practice feedback and suggestions from the Australian Drug Foundation. St John Of God Healthcare will also receive 1 x ‘parents & supporting young people in regards to alcohol’ information session for staff.
A Vitality4Life Oscar Juicer Pro valued at $495. The Oscar 900 is a cold press juicer, using a ‘mortar and pestle’ crushing and squeezing action to extract the maximum amount of nutrients and living enzymes into a healthy cold pressed juice.
AGL Energy raised $2,346.
As the third highest fundraising organisation, AGL Energy received the following:
An Alcohol Management Policy review for best practice feedback and suggestions from the Australian Drug Foundation. St John Of God Healthcare will also receive 1 x ‘parents & supporting young people in regards to alcohol’ information session for staff.
A KitchenAid Blender valued at $325. KitchenAid blenders have exceptional design and superior performance with 1.25 litre capacity, 500 watt and 5 speed plus pulse function. These are perfect for the office - super strong but very quiet motor – and they make excellent smoothies and mixes.
PRIVATE FUNDRAISING TEAMS
Team Sarah Wilson raised $9,490.
The team received the following items in recognition of achieving the top private fundraising team position:
A Vitality4Life Oscar Juicer Pro valued at $495. The Oscar 900 is a cold press juicer, using a ‘mortar and pestle’ crushing and squeezing action to extract the maximum amount of nutrients and living enzymes into a healthy cold pressed juice.
A case (24 bottles) of Hopper valued at $90. “Hopper – Soft Brew” a totally new adult drink called Hopper. It’s brewed with hops, malt and fruit with absolutely no alcohol and less than 95 calories per bottle. It's easy to drink with a refreshingly clean finish, "quietly" carbonated, with a distinctively adult look when poured into a glass. Hopper is 100% Australian made with natural ingredients and preservative free.
Gibsons Financial Crisis achieved the second highest position in this category by raising $5,453.
This team received
A KitchenAid Blender valued at $325. KitchenAid blenders have exceptional design and superior performance with 1.25 litre capacity, 500 watt and 5 speed plus pulse function. These are perfect for the office - super strong but very quiet motor – and they make excellent smoothies and mixes.
Davies and Davies achieved third position in this category by raising $4,150.
This team received
A case (24 bottles) of Hopper valued at $90. “Hopper – Soft Brew” a totally new adult drink called Hopper. It’s brewed with hops, malt and fruit with absolutely no alcohol and less than 95 calories per bottle. It's easy to drink with a refreshingly clean finish, "quietly" carbonated, with a distinctively adult look when poured into a glass. Hopper is 100% Australian made with natural ingredients and preservative free.
SURVEY PARTICIPANT GIVEAWAY
We conducted an online survey of 2010 FebFast participants in March which also asked people to provide their email address to go into the draw to win an iPod Shuffle. Congratulations to Denise Gray who won the iPod.
