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Charli's Angels

• Founded 2004
• President: Susan Pope
• Secretary: Angela Malan
• Treasurer: Susan Pope

The Charli's Angels Story

Charli's Angels is an auxiliary based in Mt Eliza on the Mornington Peninsula. In fact it is the only Auxiliary on the Peninsula. The Auxiliary was formed with the purpose of raising funds to support the "Live Music in Hospitals" Foundation. Monies raised are used to support music therapists and musicians who entertain and comfort children waiting for procedures or to relieve the boredom of a long hospital stay.

Annual Report

Another year of fun and excitement for Charli’s Angels raised some much needed funds for the hospital and the special little people who visit this fantastic institution. Early in the year we supported the aRCHers Auxiliary to raise funds for children who have suffered a stroke. This was a great night held at the Manyung Gallery, Mount Eliza.

Getting together raises spirits of all involved and many of our group are parents and friends of people who have travelled the journey through the Children’s. Other social events included a shopping night at Blue Illusion. Spring lunch at Barmah Park and fairs at the Peninsula School and Kunyung Primary School on the Mornington Peninsula.

We must thank our regular bag sellers Flourish Café, Lotus Chiropractic, Stephanie’s Fine Foods and Aum Stanti for their ongoing support. For the first time we supported the Christmas Gift Wrapping Stall run by House in Mornington. As a result we have gained some new members who have added some fresh ideas to our group. The Spring Racing Carnival is always an exciting time and we were fortunate enough to support Hush, Music for Sick Kids selling pins at the Caulfield Cup raising money for music therapy.

   A new event for us this year is a trade night. We are bringing together products from friends and members as an acknowledgement of their support as well as a fundraiser for Charli’s Angels. I’m pleased to say that we paid for the relocation of the administration desk in the outpatients department of the 6^th floor. This has brought the staff in closer contact with the parents and carers of the children attending the clinic. Charli’s Angels is continually supported by people and small businesses on the Mornington Peninsula.