The Evening team turned on an excellent HUSH Welcome to Spring - 'Kindness in Health-Care - Now More Than Ever' on 13 September 23, at the The Lyceum Club, Melbourne, with music provided by Invictus String Quartet.
Celebrating with live music and fellowship the work of the Hush Foundation in creating a kinder healthcare system
Nearly 60 members and guest gathered at last Wednesday monthly evening gathering which featured:
- Rotary New Generation Exchange participant, Charlotte Hornauer, a tuba player from Ansbach Germany sponsored by Rotary Central Melbourne and Rotary Melbourne under Rotary’s New Generation Service Exchange Program who, with pianist Maestro David Kram performed 2 brief pieces to open the gathering;
- Extensive opportunity for fellowship during a 40 minute performance by the Invictus String Quartet;
- Brief presentations from Professor Catherine Crock AM and her colleague Lucy Mayes telling us about the forthcoming Gathering of Kindness in Melbourne on Sunday 29 October (see more info separately in this bulletin), as well as opportunities for Rotarians to share acts of kindness in the health Care community;
- A final tribute to the Hush Foundation with the performance of 2 pieces written especially for the Hush Foundation, performed by Invictus String Quartet.
All of this is captured in the consolidation of video clips which can be viewed on YouTube by following this link: https://youtu.be/2tYaPNHzMx4 Take a look at the video. The musical performances are stunning.
This event has strengthened the Partnership between the Hush foundation and Rotary Melbourne to collaborate in sharing kindness initiatives and gratitude for the first class healthcare services we enjoy, under challenging circumstances.
Following a most enjoyable gathering nearly half of the members and guests attending kicked on to the Imperial Hotel where we shared an enjoyable meal.
Thanks to everyone who attended.
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