Sing for your Supper

The inaugural gala dinner SING FOR YOUR SUPPER at Sofitel Melbourne on Collins was a moving event held in aid of Creativity Australia. We raised over $150,000 to create opportunities for migrants, disadvantaged people, and communities – to help unlock their potential and build greater social cohesion, communication and leadership skills and wellbeing.

Guest of Honour was Creativity Australia’s Patron, Dame Elisabeth Murdoch and amongst the other 500 guests we welcomed Patrons Hugh Morgan and Professor Allan Fels, Ambassador Dr Alan Finkel, Thought Leaders including Evan Thornley, Clive Scott, Frank Cicutto and Major Sponsors De Bortoli, Sofitel Melbourne on Collins and Music Theatre Australia. Everyone was very positive about unlocking the right side of our brains to achieve our full human potential. And we all did sing for our supper with a great deal of gusto and in good tune! The Sofitel even created a very special dessert platter to inspire our minds!

Entertainment by MTA included MCs Zara and Troy, Pot-Pourri, brilliant pianist Stefan Cassomenos and the Royal Children’s Sings and Melbourne Sings choirs.

Click here to visit the Photo Gallery for this event.
See a clip from the event here.

Melbourne Sings have performed at a number of major events over the past few months. To see what our clients have said about the choir and some of the photos click here.

A singing success: Tania de Jong AM is BrainLink’s Woman of Achievement

Tania de Jong AM beat three outstanding finalists to win the 12th annual BrainLink Women of Achievement Award, announced in Melbourne recently.

As the 2009 winner, she has now become an ambassador for BrainLink, a not-for-profit community organisation focusing on the impact of acquired brain disorders.

Read the media release here.
View the article in The Age here.