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Thursday 27th February 2025

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PHILANTHROPIST ADRIAN PORTELLI TO VISIT RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE NORTH FITZROY

 

Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria and Tasmania (RMHC Vic & Tas) is thrilled to announce that prominent philanthropist and entrepreneur Adrian Portelli will visit the North Fitzroy House tomorrow morning at 11:00 AM, bringing excitement and support to families staying at the House.
 
Mr. Portelli, who made headlines with his generous $40,000+ donation during McHappy Day last year, will arrive in one of his signature supercars, creating a special moment for children and families currently receiving support through RMHC Vic & Tas.
 
"Adrian's extraordinary generosity continues to make a profound difference in the lives of the families we serve," said Peter Bishop, CEO of RMHC Vic & Tas. "Beyond his financial contributions, his personal commitment to visiting our House goes beyond financial support—it shows our families that successful community leaders genuinely care about their journey. These moments of connection and joy are incredibly meaningful for children going through difficult medical challenges."
 
The visit highlights RMHC Vic & Tas' ongoing mission to provide a supportive "home away from home" for families with seriously ill children. Mr. Portelli's continued engagement with the charity reflects his dedication to meaningful community impact across Victoria.

 

EVENT DETAILS

Date: Thursday, February 27, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM
Location: Ronald McDonald House North Fitzroy
Address 863 Brunswick Street North, North Fitzroy, VIC
Photo Opportunity: Mr. Portelli will arrive in a supercar and meet with families

 

ABOUT ADRIAN PORTELLI
Adrian Portelli is the founder of LMCT+ and a prominent Australian entrepreneur and philanthropist known for his significant contributions to community causes throughout Victoria. His support of RMHC Vic & Tas exemplifies his commitment to helping families facing medical challenges.

 

 

 

 

 

 


About us:

ABOUT US

Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria and Tasmania provides accommodation and support services to families with seriously ill children, allowing them to stay close to their child during hospital treatment. Each year, RMHC Vic & Tas supports over 2,708 families across its four Houses in Victoria and Tasmania.

We work to enhance the quality of life for families with sick children by providing a home-away-from-home that is welcoming and provides what they need, in a caring and supportive way, to keep them together when they need it most.


Contact details:

For media inquiries, please contact:

Joel Nicholls
Head of Fundraising & Marketing
Ronald McDonald House Charities Victoria & Tasmania
m. 0422 314 141
e. joel.nicholls@rmhc.org.au

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