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First Grant for 2016
Nicole Fitzsimons Foundation are proud to announce their first grant in 2016 to Laura Cattle from West Wyalong. Laura is the eldest of seven children and a talented and committed volleyball player. She received the opportunity to play volleyball and study for a degree in occupational therapy at Mount Marty College in South Dakota in 2014….
Colourful Ball 2017
Hosted by TV & Radio Presenter Erin Molan, you’ll enjoy a night of live entertainment whilst helping us raise funds to continue the Foundation’s Travel Safety Campaign and Dance From Your Heart grant programs – which Julie and Kate Fitzsimons can’t wait to give you an update on all they’re achieving with both! And of…
Five New Grants
Nicole enjoyed family ski holidays when she was not in ballet. Nicole Fitzsimons Foundation are very proud to announce five grants to intellectually disabled skiers to attend 2017 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria next March. They are : David Campion from ACT Kristian Sandicoe from NSW Ben Pearce from VIC Luke Foster from…
Denman Barefoot Bowls Day – 16th March 2013
Saturday 16th March the Fitzsimons family travelled to Denman for a Barefoot Bowls Day organised by a committee of dedicated locals who had met Jamie at a wedding and wanted to support Nicole’s Foundation. Denman is a small town of 2,000 people in the Hunter Valley with only four restaurants . However, they have a…
International Presentation
Nicole Fitzsimons Foundation travel safety program became international in November 2015. AGC Parnell College in Auckland invited Kate to present to senior students and parents. New Zealanders are travelling more and sadly their are many avoidable incidents and Nicole Fitzsimons Foundation is committed to raising awareness through travel safety education. Kate was invited to return in…
Bogan Bingo – Thank you
Bogan Bingo was a hilarious fundraiser on 25th July at Wests Leagues Club . Air guitar, best “Bogans”, dance performance from House of PA as well as Bingo kept everyone laughing. A big thank you to Renee Hawira who organised the whole event and raised $3,100. Your browser does not support the video tag.
