AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST MORNING TEA 2026
This May & June, Club Parkview is supporting Cancer Council by hosting a Biggest Morning Tea!
Join us on Friday 26th June for our classic high-tea fundraising event!
On offer will be
🍴 Morning Tea from 9am
🎵 Live Music
🎙 Guest Speakers
🎁 Lucky Door Prizes
❤ Raffles & More…
Tickets are
$35 for Members
$40 for Non-Members
Click HERE to make your booking!
MC 🎙
KYLIE GATES 🩷 COMMUNITY ADVOCATE, EVENT LEADER & OWNER OF SOCIAL MUMS CLUB
Kylie is a passionate community advocate, local connector, and the proud owner of Social Mums Club Forest Lake, Pallara & Surrounds. Known for her energy, heart, and commitment to bringing people together, Kylie has become a familiar face across the community – organising local events, fundraisers, and initiatives that strengthen connection and support for families.
Alongside her grassroots community work, she is also an Events Manager with the national not-for-profit ‘Youngcare’, where she helps deliver impactful fundraising events that change lives for young people with complex and permanent physical disabilities.
GUEST SPEAKER
JENNY JENNER 🌻 OWNER MANAGER OF KALBAR SUNFLOWERS
Jenny is the founder of the Kalbar Sunflower Festival — a little idea that has grown into one of Queensland’s most joyful events. What started as a way to share the beauty of her sunflower fields has become a festival that welcomes more than 13,000 visitors each year. Along the way, together with their community and partners, they’ve raised over $600,000 since 2022, with this year alone raising over $175,000, for cancer care and palliative support — a cause very close to Jenny‘s heart. She’s passionate about creating experiences that bring people joy, connect communities, and give back in a meaningful way.
GUEST SPEAKER
GAIL ROGERS 🦋 CEO & DIRECTOR OF NURSING AT IPSWICH HOSPICE
Since September 2024, Gail has been the CEO & Director of Nursing at Ipswich Hospice. She is very proud to be apart of an organisation where patient-centered care can be individual, comfortable and dignified. Gail’s nursing career began at Toowoomba Base, St George & Paraburdoo Hospitals, and after marriage and 3 kids, Gail committed herself to ongoing professional development in the field. She has since lived & worked in the Ipswich & West Moreton area for many years, with most of those working for Queensland Health.