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Carols bring river to life

THE Noosa River will come to life once again this Christmas thanks to the support of Noosa Council, Noosa Christian Outreach Church and local Noosa businesses pitching in to make the Christmas Carols a reality.
Sponsorship and funding was not enough to cover costs for the annual festival that draws thousands of locals and visitors to the Noosa River each December and organisers were thrilled to receive the extra support to hold this year’s much-loved family event.
On Sunday 18 December from 7pm, the Lions Park Noosaville on Gympie Terrace (Pirate Park) will see the Noosa Carols on the River go ahead this this year’s fireworks.
Local businesses have pooled together to donate the much needed additional funds.
Noosa Boathouse owner Phil Bradford became concerned when he heard funding had been reduced over the last few years.
“After a meeting with Jane Spies from the Christian Outreach Church to discuss what was needed, all it took was a few phone calls and emails to get local businesses to jump on board with their support,” Phil said.
Noosa Boathouse, together with Pepper’s Resort and Spa, Netanya Noosa, RACV Resort, Noosa Springs Resort, Sofitel Noosa, Bella Casa Resort, Ocean Breeze Resort, Tourism Noosa and Noosa Surf Club, has collectively contributed $8500 so the event could be possible, with further support from KC Fireworks providing fireworks on the night.
Phil Bradford said: “The carols are a great night for the Noosa community at a happy and festive time of year.
“We will continue to assist the church this year to structure the commercial viability of the free community event put on by the Christian Outreach Church so revenue generated this year will go back to supporting the event next year.”
Anyone who would like to contribute to this special event should contact Jane through the Christian Outreach Church on 5449 9658 or email jane@noosacoc.org.au.

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