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Galentines Movie Night Out
February 15 • 5:00 pm - 8:40 pm
Join HBCF for a special Galentine’s Movie Night Event hosted by The Boys from Ray White!
This exciting event will be more than just viewing a movie. It will be a fun fundraising experience. Complete with tickets to the movie Magic Mike’s Last Dance (last chance to see Channing Tatum doing his thing), popcorn & bubbles or beer available, HBCF lolly & chocolate bar, merchandise stall, raffle prizes to be won and a pre-movie performance by a local dance group.
Arrival from 5.00pm. Browse stores and opportunity to purchase raffle tickets & lollies/chocolate and enter into cinema by 6.00pm.
From 5.45pm guests will be able to enter the spacious V-Max Cinema to choose their seats before being welcomed by The Ray White Boys, raffle prizes drawn, local dance group performance and HBCF client video shown before the movie begins at 6.30pm.
Due to venue policy drinks are unable to be served by topless waiters, however, do not be disappointed this movie is full of eye-candy. HBCF Volunteers will be assisting at all stalls on the night.
TICKET PRICE: $25 + $2.50 Booking fee
Ticket includes:
- 1 ticket to viewing of Magic Mike's Last Dance at Event Cinema Kotara
- Access to shop at HBCF Stalls & Scrubba Body Stall (% of sales donated to HBCF)
- Entertainment: The Boys from Ray White, Local dance crew, Guest HBCF Client
Additional Add Ons – Bubbles (or beer) upon arrival and/or popcorn + soda combo
Why come along?
The Hunter Breast Cancer Foundation (HBCF) is a completely independent, locally based not-for-profit that is entirely funded by the local community. HBCF provides practical, essential support services to local families journeying through breast cancer.
These services include everything from a wig library, private transport, cleaning and lawn maintenance, exercise programs, comfort cushions for post-surgery, support groups and much more. HBCF’s clients are local Hunter people who are currently going through treatment for breast cancer and their families.
In the 2020/21 FY HBCF provided more than 3600 supportive care services to Hunter families. HBCF saw the need for some of our services almost triple, in just one year.
