(Photos By: Maria Triantos)
Brighton didn't know where all these women had come from when they gathered at the Dendy Palace Cinema on the night of 7th October.
They were here to catch up with the special women in their lives, mothers, daughters, sisters, girlfriends for the charity movie event "Eat Pray Love" on its nationwide opening night.
Organised by Helen Blunden of the Rotary Club of Moorleigh Moorabbin, the event was part of the Australian Cancer Council October 'Girls Night' Campaign that encourages women to host events to raise funds and awareness for womens cancers. This year, the Cancer Council hopes to raise $1 million towards cancer research and this small event contributed $1262.00 towards the goal through ticket sales and raffle prizes.
It was a special night out, not only to support a worthy cause but it was an event that was shared with the special women in our lives.
They were here to catch up with the special women in their lives, mothers, daughters, sisters, girlfriends for the charity movie event "Eat Pray Love" on its nationwide opening night.
Organised by Helen Blunden of the Rotary Club of Moorleigh Moorabbin, the event was part of the Australian Cancer Council October 'Girls Night' Campaign that encourages women to host events to raise funds and awareness for womens cancers. This year, the Cancer Council hopes to raise $1 million towards cancer research and this small event contributed $1262.00 towards the goal through ticket sales and raffle prizes.
It was a special night out, not only to support a worthy cause but it was an event that was shared with the special women in our lives.
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