This week Club Whitsunday set the bar high for charity support and their sporting devotion by hosting an NFL Super Bowl party for the children of Camp Quality. This fundraising event displayed their devotion to supporting children living with cancer, while also showing their capacity to cater to those who love watching the Super Bowl.
Justin Butler, Whitsunday Club Chairman, and Tracy O’Shae, the Club’s Operations Manager, were on the floor making sure the event went off without a hitch. Supplying guests of the event with 50kg of succulent, fried, spicy buffalo wings and delicious blue cheese sauce, there were many smiling faces lifting their beers when their favourite teams scored a touchdown.
It’s an event that started small at roughly twenty people, but the turnout soon doubled to roughly forty people going down to Club Whitsunday and donating to Camp Quality. With 100% of entrance fees going back to the charity, Justin said they want to make the Club the home of the NFL Super Bowl going forward.
“Sharpie and Adam have been hosting the Super Bowl party for years in town at different pubs. Now that the community Club is here, with all the profits flowing back into the community, and sport being what these guys do for the children’s charity, we think this is a natural home for the event,” said Justin.
Charity organisers Sharpie and Adam have been running events for Camp Quality for 20 years. They started back in the USA and continued their support here, when they moved to Australia.
Sharpie remarked that Club Whitsunday “has opened up their arms” to them, that the Club and the people who attended their charity event “have no problem donating.” If you would like to donate to support children living with cancer, please go to campquality.org.au and attend Club Whitsundays Super Bowl party next year or donate directly on the charity website.
Sharpie, Justin Butler, Tracy O’Shae, and Adam at Club Whitsunday. Photo Credit: Victoria Velton