Get Spoilt

Ladies Get Ready To Be Spoilt!

018 Us girls at The Warwick Foundation know that we all need a bit of pampering from time to time. Whilst going through cancer treatment you may feel like indulging in beauty is the last thing on your mind, so we thought of a new way to treat you - our new Get Spoilt event!

Thursday 29th July saw our ingrual Get Spoilt night in Melbourne. In conjunction with Adorn Mineral Cosmetics, we held a pamper event for our female members and a friend or family member who has supported them throughout their treatment. They all took part in an interactive makeup workshop where they not only learnt some great tips one on one with an Adorn consultant, but also got to relax with some bubbles, nibblies and great company!

We were also able to shower attendees with gorgeous gifts from Handbag Butler, Willow and Finch, Kimmi Doll, Urban Rituelle and Velvet Bakehouse so they can enjoy some more pampering when they get home!

We specifically chose to work with Adorn for this event as we feel their products meet our high standards for health, environment and ethics. Adorn products are 100% natural with no chemical nasties, fillers or skin irritants. Plus they make you look super hot!

If you are currently undergoing treatment and would like be one of our special guests at a future Get Spoilt event or if you know someone who is going through treatment and needs some spoiling, then you can register your interest with us This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and we will let you know when we will be coming to a venue near you!

Thank you to the attendees, our volunteers and the lovely ladies from Adorn who volunteered their time, products and skills on the night.

You can view all the photos from the night here. Thank you to Ayala Photography for the fantastic pics!

A big, big thank you also goes to our awesome sponsors:

Did You Know?

An Alarming Statistic

Every hour a young adult is diagnosed with cancer in Australia. The survival rates for young adults with cancer has only improved by 1% in 30 years.

Whereas children and the elderly survival rates have improved by an average of 30% over 30 years.

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Life Goes On‚ Hopeline

If you are finding the journey tough and need someone to lift your spirits talk to our friends at Hopeline, They are survivors who have experienced and overcome the challenges of cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.

They talk about hope, survival and living.

Phone: 1300 364 673 Or vist their website

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