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A chance to help Paige out

A fundraiser will be held this weekend to support local woman Paige Davison in her battle against breast cancer.

The event will be held on January 22 at the Commercial Hotel with local bands 7 Car Pile Up, The Drowning Sorrows and The Links performing.

A tapas menu will be available throughout the day and prizes donated by local businesses will be raffled off.

All funds raised will support Mrs Davison with her medical expenses on her road to recovery.

Mrs Davison’s close friend and fundraiser organiser Libby Miatke said she wanted to hold the fundraiser because “everything helps”.

“Paige is a very strong woman. It’s nice for her to know that people are out there who care,” Ms Miatke said.

WHAT: Fundraiser for Paige Davison

WHERE: Commercial Hotel, 91 Campbell Street, Swan Hill

WHEN: January 22, 1pm to 8pm

COVER CHARGE: $10 for adults, $5 for under 18 and free for under 12

To read more about this story, grab a copy of Monday’s Guardian (January 16).

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