Bentley Park resident Noelene Barnes, SwanCare executive assistant  Karen Parker and resident Mary Wieman.
Camera IconBentley Park resident Noelene Barnes, SwanCare executive assistant Karen Parker and resident Mary Wieman. Credit: Supplied/David Baylis         d437754

Cuppa for vital cause

Tim MayneCanning Gazette

Participants will be busy in the kitchen creating a lavish feast to help celebrate Australia's Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday, May 28.

SwanCare chief executive Graham Francis said the aged care facility was very enthusiastic about this year's event.

"As well as raising money for a very worthwhile cause, we believe it's important to join in with community events; our residents love getting involved," Mr Francis said.

"The philosophy of giving is definitely alive and well at SwanCare and we're very proud of that."

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Since it began in 1994, Australia's Biggest Morning Tea has raised more than $70 million for cancer research, prevention, education and support.

This year, organisers hope to raise more than $10 million to fight cancer.