Clear Vision Working With Lifeline – Can you help?

Clear Vision • July 17, 2018

Clear Vision working with Lifeline. Can you help us again this year?

We have supported Lifeline over the last few years and this year is no different. Please help us to achieve this years goal. 

Once again we are raising money towards helping a family get the start they need for the school year in 2019? Our goal is to raise $1000 to put towards school bags, stationery, books & lunch boxes and we hope you can help us get there. We started in June and we’re off to a great start with 20% of our goal already reached… please help us get closer?

Here’s how? Email Alexandra@cvaccountancy.com.au or phone our office on 07 4688 2500 .

Alternatively you can deposit your donation directly into our bank account:

BSB: 034 221 Account: 506 844

Simply add your name plus Lifeline in the reference (or LL for short).  

Thank you in advance.

Justin Searle

 
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