The Cut Golf Course took up the White Ribbon Day cause to stand against domestic violence with their annual charity golf day raising funds for local women’s refuge Pat Thomas House on Friday.
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The day includes a morning round out on the course’s fairways followed by a luncheon.
A number of prestigious memorabilia items were auctioned off to boost the fundraising efforts, including a signed Peel Thunder jersey, wines and artworks.
Sports celebrities Shelley Taylor-Smith, Richard Aggiss, Drew Petrie and Lyndsay Stephen were all in attendance for the function.
The final total won’t be counted until the weekend, but the golf course aimed to raise more than $40,000 for the local support service.
That would surpass their record 2016 total, which saw them hand over more than $38,000 to Pat Thomas House.
If you are anyone you know is suffering from domestic violence, contact the following phone lines:
- Pat Thomas House 9535 4774
- Allambee Counselling Service 9535 8263
- Crisis Care 1800 199 008
- Police 000 or 13 14 44
- Mandurah Police 9581 0222
Justin Rake
Sports journalist for the Mandurah Mail, Australian Community Media, Fairfax Media.
Sports journalist for the Mandurah Mail, Australian Community Media, Fairfax Media.
