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Mieke Senior-Loncin
Mieke Senior-Loncin
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In a town in Northern Tasmania, in the small Deviot Community Hall, thousands of dollars were raised for the refugees and their families.
IMAGINE … if this was repeated in every hall in our country
IMAGINE … if stories of empathy shown for those who are fleeing their home country because of war or being persecuted for their political/religious beliefs, their gender, skin colour … and then this would appear on the front pages of our newspapers
IMAGINE … … …
It has been said: The Only Thing Necessary for the Triumph of Evil is that Good people Do Nothing!
Three months ago we decided to organise an auction and raise money for the refugees on Nauru and Manus Island. Word travelled through the grapevine all around our apple Isle and donations were posted from as far South as Hobart, East from St Marys and the river people of the Tamar Valley delivered donations by our back door.
Renowned Tasmanian artists, students, friends and the many people all with their hearts in the right place. One hour before the Auction the ‘live online’ auction was closed and 66 lots were called by the auctioneer extraordinaire His Lordship Kerry Finch M.L.C. who wooed the crowd, many of them who would gather once a month at the sailing club up the road.… it was an amazing night!
Together with the cash monies $11.500 was raised for The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.
Thank you to the people with their wonderful donations, thank you to the punters and my friends who helped us to set up the auction and made it into such a fantastic night.
ASRC Footscray (Asylum Seeker Resource Centre)
The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) is both a place and a movement.
As an independent not for profit organisation, we are owned and run by our community. Our programs empower people seeking asylum to maximise their own physical, mental and social well-being. As a movement, we mobilise and unite communities to create lasting social and policy change for people seeking asylum in Australia.
We assist over 7,000 people seeking asylum each year from our centres in Footscray and Dandenong, Victoria.
www.asrc.org.au
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