Tweed/Byron police are holding a movie night to raise money for the Kabealo family after three members died in a crash at Tumbulgum earlier this month.
Matthew Kabealo and his daughter Chloe, aged 8, lost mother Stephanie King
, as well as siblings Ella-Jane, aged 11, and Jacob, aged 7, in the tragic incident in which young Chloe was the only survivor.
They are also raising funds for the flood relief fund.
They will be holding the fund raising movie screening at the Hoyts cinemas at Tweed City on the 23 April at 9.30am for a 10am screening time. The movie being screened will be ‘The Boss Baby’.
Hoyts have provided their two largest cinemas with a seating capacity of 580 seats.
The movie tickets can only be purchased by going to the following web site https://www.stickytickets.com.au/51766
Tickets are $24.00 plus $1.50 booking fee ($25.50).
At the end of the movie police will be holding an auction for items donated by the local community, local businesses, NRL football clubs, AFL clubs and more.
They currently have the following items for auction:
-Signed Brisbane Lions AFL team jersey,
-Signed Brisbane Lions official Sherrin football,
-Signed Gold Coast Suns AFL team jersey,
-Signed Brisbane Broncos NRL team jersey,
-Signed Gold Coast Titans NRL team jersey,
-Signed Canberra Raiders NRL team jersey,
-Five Tweed City Shopping centre gift vouchers,
-Restaurant vouchers from Twin Town, Seagulls leagues, Tweed Bowls Club,
-Tweed Heads Hoyts family movie pass,
-Two family passes from Donna & Kurt Tutt from Go Sea Kayak Byron Bay.
Inspector Brendon Cullen, from Tweed/Byron Local Area Command has urged the community to get behind the fundraising effort.
‘Let’s come together as a community and do all we can to help this family who have suffered a devastating loss,’ Inspector Cullen said.
A donation fund has also been established, and direct donations can be made to the following account:
Police Bank
Tweed Byron Social Club – Kabealo Family Fund raiser
BSB 815 000
Ac 100406653
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