The Sunshine Coast Turf Club (SCTC) is excited to announce its partnership with endED, an esteemed charity combating eating disorders, as its charity partner for the iconic 91.1 Hot FM Ladies Oaks Day on 31 May 2024.
Since its launch in 2007, Ladies Oaks Day has become a hallmark event, attracting over 102,000 attendees, breaking attendance records, and setting a benchmark for exciting raceday entertainment on the Sunshine Coast.
John Miller, CEO of SCTC, shares, “Announcing endED as our charity beneficiary this year is a privilege. With 10% of total gate takings pledged to their cause, we affirm our commitment to making a meaningful difference in our community.”
Rod Winner, General Manager of 91.1 Hot FM, emphasizes the shared commitment, “Now in its 19th year, the partnership between 91.1 Hot FM and the SCTC for Ladies Oaks Day has always had a charitable element, contributing nearly $200k in donations across the period. We have partnered with numerous worthy and inspirational community organisations across this time, and in 2024, we are proud to be partnering with endED. Mark, Gay and their team at endED have done a wonderful job in the eating disorder space since 2015, and the team at 91.1 Hot Fm are proud to be able to support endED. Through this year’s 91.1 Hot FM’s Ladies Oaks Day, we hope to be able to make a significant contribution.”
Mark Forbes, Chairman of endED, conveyed his gratitude, “Being selected as this year’s beneficiary marks a significant milestone for us. Thanks to the SCTC and 91.1 Hot FM, we will be able to broaden our impact and provide essential aid to the community we serve. There is approx. 57,000 people on the Sunshine Coast directly impacted by an eating disorder, support is crucial.”
As the races unfold and festivities ensue, every attendee will play a part in supporting endED’s vital work, adding a layer of purpose to the jubilation of Ladies Oaks Day. The partnership underlines the SCTC’s and 91.1 Hot FM’s dedication to community and social welfare.
For more information about 91.1 Hot FM Ladies Oaks Day and how to contribute to endED, please visit www.sctc.com.au and www.ended.org.au
