Charity Sip & Paint_Red Nose Australia

Service Description

$69 per person - Included in your ticket price is a drink on arrival and some yummy snacks to enjoy while we all get creative together. Music, fun and fundraising what's not to love?! Many believe that butterflies, particularly Monarchs, represent the souls of those who have passed away and left the mortal world. And, people from around the world, believe they are a sign of a guardian angel that is watching over you so this is a perfect subject for the artwork. You are invited to change the colours or the background and flowers to suite your home decor. Sip & Paint guided by Bess ______________________________________ https://rednose.org.au Red Nose is Australia’s leading authority on safe sleep and safer pregnancy advice, and bereavement support for anyone affected by the loss of a pregnancy, stillbirth, the death of a baby or child. Red Nose Australia was founded in 1977 and provides Australia’s most successful public health program – “Back to Sleep”, which has so far resulted in an 80 per cent reduction in SIDS in Australia. The first Red Nose Day, held in 1988, paved the way for today’s landscape of national charity fundraising days, urging Australians to wear a red nose and be “silly for a serious cause”. 35 years later, Red Nose Day is still a much-loved and iconic national fundraising event, with thousands of people taking part in Red Nose Day activities across the country each year. In 2016, SIDS & Kids changed its name to Red Nose Australia, with five formerly state-based organisations coming together to form the national Red Nose organisation, with a joint mission and purpose: to reduce nine deaths a day to zero and support grieving families. The state-based organisations in South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory chose not to join the national organisation, and they continue on as independent SIDS and Kids organisations in their state. In November 2020, Red Nose evolved again - when we merged operations with Sands Australia to create Australia’s leading organisation dedicated to both saving little lives through research and education and support services for families impacted by the death of a baby or child during pregnancy, birth, infancy