The Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal breakfast fundraiser

More than 400 people attended a breakfast fundraiser in Brisbane for The Salvation Army’s 61st Red Shield Appeal, where they heard from domestic abuse survivor Cameron McDonald and Olympian Natalie Cook.

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Natalie Cook OAM, Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Cameron McDonald
1/12Natalie Cook OAM, Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Cameron McDonald
Fran and Major Mark Everitt
2/12Fran and Major Mark Everitt
Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Amanda Camm MP
3/12Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Amanda Camm MP
Desley Hargreaves PSM and Doug Hargreaves AM
4/12Desley Hargreaves PSM and Doug Hargreaves AM
Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Cameron McDonald
5/12Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Cameron McDonald
Natalie Cook OAM and Cameron McDonald
6/12Natalie Cook OAM and Cameron McDonald
Eliza King, Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Andrew King
7/12Eliza King, Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Andrew King
Colonel Rodney Walters and Shieldy
8/12Colonel Rodney Walters and Shieldy
Andrew King, Eliza King and Tim Nicholls MP
9/12Andrew King, Eliza King and Tim Nicholls MP
Colonel Winsome Merrett, Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Major Mark Everitt
10/12Colonel Winsome Merrett, Queensland Governor Dr Jeannette Young and Major Mark Everitt
Allan Pidgeon, Shieldy and Brisbane councillor Krista Adams
11/12Allan Pidgeon, Shieldy and Brisbane councillor Krista Adams
Colonel Winsome Merrett, Cameron McDonald and Major Mark Everitt
12/12Colonel Winsome Merrett, Cameron McDonald and Major Mark Everitt