A record $2,500 was raised at this year’s annual Biggest Morning Tea, making it the most successful yet for the Whitsunday Neighbourhood Centre.
The event has long been a highlight in the local calendar, uniting the community in support of the Cancer Council.
A new partnership with Club Whitsunday helped elevate this year’s event, with the venue and catering provided free of charge, allowing for a larger turnout than ever before.
Rebecca Woods, Executive Officer of the Neighbourhood Centre, emphasised the emotional significance of the gathering and plans are already underway for next year’s event, as organisers aim to build on this year’s success and continue the tradition.
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