Surfing Chefs for SurfAid with Tom Carroll, Mark ‘Occy’ Occhilupo & Felicit...
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Thank You Byron Bay for a SOLD OUT event - any questions, email jessie@surfaid.org
Surfing Chefs for SurfAid Byron Bay at Three Blue Ducks on The Farm pairs world class chefs with world class surfers to benefit SurfAid. Join us for a long table feast including McHenry Hohnen wines, Balters, and Brookie's Gin & Tonics.
Witness World Champions and SurfAid Ambassadors Tom Carroll and Mark ‘Occy’ Occhilupo and SurfAid's first female Surfing Chef, Felicity Palmateer, in the kitchen with Darren Robertson (Three Blue Ducks), Russell Blaikie (Must Winebar Perth), Ben O'Donoghue (Billykart Kitchen), Steven Snow (Fins Kingscliff), Ben Devlin (Paper Daisy), Giles Hohnen (Sumi Open Kitchen Noosa), Brett Cameron (Pacific Club), David Moyle (Melbourne Longsong), Clayton Donovan (Jaaning Tree) and Stuart Toon (Rocker)
Live Auction & special performance from Miss Renee Simone Tropical Trio on the night.
All proceeds support SurfAid's clean water & sanitation, basic healthcare, and improved nutrition programs in remote island communities.
Real Food. Real Purpose.
For More Information about Surfing Chefs for SurfAid, check out footage from Perth 2016
Video for Surfing Chefs Perth 2016
Additional thanks to our event supporters Australian Prawns, Anchored Cinema, Byron Bay Kombis
Organiser SurfAid
Organiser of Surfing Chefs for SurfAid with Tom Carroll, Mark ‘Occy’ Occhilupo & Felicity Palmateer - Byron Bay
SurfAid’s core mission is to save and improve the lives of women and children in remote areas of Indonesia – areas connected to us through surfing. In the past 17 years, in addition to building award-winning health programs, SurfAid has helped communities rebuild their lives after 5 natural disasters.
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Guided by "a hand up, not a handout" philosophy, SurfAid's approach is sustainable and participatory. SurfAid works with communities and governments to improve access to clean water & sanitation, basic healthcare, and nutrition in Nias, Mentawai, Sumba and Sumbawa.
