MEDIA RELEASE
Wednesday, 9 December, 2009
For immediate release
Corinne Grant creates an inclusive Christmas
One of Australia’s most-loved performers, comedian Corinne Grant – star of The Glass
House, Rove Live, Spicks and Specks and Dancing with the Stars – will be the MC at the
Brotherhood of St Laurence’s Wishing Tree Community Christmas Party on Thursday, 10
December.
With an established career in TV, radio and as a stand-up comic, Corinne will be the perfect
host as she welcomes a wide cross section of the community to the Brotherhood.
Brotherhood Acting General Manager Communications, Lyn Amy said the event catered for
a diverse community and was a highlight of the year for many locals.
“More than 400 people will attend,” Lyn said.
“There will be families from the high rise estates as well as residents and clients of
Brotherhood programs including our refugee services,” she said.
“This party is a great opportunity to celebrate the true spirit of Christmas and to engage in
both sharing and giving.
“It will be a wonderful and incredibly colourful event and I would like to take this opportunity
to thank the host of volunteers who make this day possible, including our Freehill’s team of
volunteers who will help with everything from wrapping presents to cooking a delicious
barbeque.”
Entertainment includes the Sacred Heart Primary School choir, an African drumming band,
magician and roving acrobatic delights, plus Santa will arrive on a fire truck.
WHAT: Brotherhood of St Laurence’s Wishing Tree Community Christmas Party
WHEN: 11am – 1pm, Thursday, 10 December, 2009
WHERE: Brotherhood of St Laurence rear car park, 67 Brunswick St Fitzroy
The Brotherhood is proud to be a supporter of the 2009 Kmart Wishing Tree Appeal.
Media queries contact Grahame Whyte on 0410 221 574 or email gwhyte@bsl.org.au
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