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Superstars Human Nature visits families at Ronald McDonald House Hobart in the lead up to their performance at the RMHC VIC & TAS Tasmanian Gala Ball

Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria & Tasmania 2 mins read

Ronald McDonald House Hobart is excited to welcome musical icons Human Nature to meet with and entertain families who are staying at our Hobart House while their seriously ill child receives treatment. After visiting and meeting families, Human Nature will be performing for guests at the annual RMHC VIC & TAS Tasmanian Gala Ball, raising funds for Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria & Tasmania’s local programs. 

“Human Nature’s fun filled visit will bring a touch of magic to families a long way from home,” says Peter Bishop, CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria & Tasmania. “The Hobart House has supported thousands of families since opening in 1998, and will continue to provide a home-away-from-home for families across Tasmania into the future with the support of celebrities such as Human Nature and events like our Tasmanian Gala Ball”.  

RMHC VIC & TAS Tasmanian Gala Ball Committee Chairman Craig Brakey says, “We are thrilled to welcome such incredible entertainment like Human Nature to the stage for this year’s Tasmanian Gala Ball and thank them for their visit to the Hobart House to bring joy to all those staying there”.  


Key Facts:

WHEN  

Saturday 8th July, 3pm 

 

WHERE  

Ronald McDonald House Hobart, 62 Collins Street Hobart  

 

MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES  

•Human Nature  

•Fiona Millerchip, House Manager, Ronald McDonald House Hobart  


About us:

Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria & Tasmania works to enhance the quality of life for families with sick children by providing a home-away-from-home that is welcoming, caring and supportive. Located in Hobart’s CBD, the House is right across the road from the hospital. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and can accommodate 11 families each and every night. Our goal is to ensure that we never have to turn away eligible families who need our services. When specialist treatment is only available interstate, Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria & Tasmania’s Melbourne based Houses support Tasmanian families through their child’s interstate treatment journey,  


Contact details:

Prior to the event: Sophie Coyle, Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria & Tasmania 0413337328 

 

On Saturday 8th July: Kellie Waldon, Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria & Tasmania, 0439348683

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