Daffodil Cottage will be able to purchase much needed oxygen concentrators, after Fully Promoted donated $5,000 to the cottage on Daffodil Day (August 25).
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Daffodil Cottage’s Desiree Burgess said the donation is much appreciated.
“$5000 is an amazing amount of money,” she said.
“With the money, we’ll be able to purchase oxygen cocentrators for patients that require on-going palliative care.
“This equipment always needs updating and replacing.”
$5000 is an amazing amount of money.
- Daffodil Cottage’s Desiree Burgess
“We really appreciate the work Fully Promoted has done to raise money for us.”
Fully Promoted owner Liz Luisi said she was inspired to donate money because of two cancer sufferers – Luke Harrison and Linda Golding – close to her.
“We got behind selling beanies for cancer. We didn’t sell all of them, but we were close enough that we wanted to award the money on Daffodil Day,” she said.
Fully Promoted ran an online beanie selfie competition which was won by Ryley Masman, with the winner in attendance as the cheque was handed over to the Daffodil Cottage.
Daffodil Day is one of Australia’s best known and most popular fundraising events, with merchandise and daffodils sold in mass every year.
