2016 LIVERPOOL MAYORAL BALL

DATE 31/08/2016

Stacks Goudkamp was proud to support the Liverpool Mayoral Charity Ball for 2016, held on Saturday 27 August 2016 at the Liverpool Catholic Club.

Several staff members of the firm attended the event in their finest suits and gowns, for a three-course dinner and charity auction to support Liverpool Hospital, the Miracle Babies Foundation, and the Salvation Army.

Comedian Vince Sorrenti was in fine form as the evening’s Master of Ceremonies, entertaining guests with his sharp wit and good humoured observations about Australian life.

Mayor of Liverpool, Ned Mannoun delivered a rousing speech about Liverpool’s ever-growing pool of opportunities, with the University of Wollongong recently announcing it’s intention to open a Liverpool campus in 2017.

Stacks Goudkamp is proud to support each of the charities who will benefit from the funds raised on the night, and is proud to support the Liverpool region generally. Since 2013 Stacks Goudkamp has had an office in the Liverpool region, and this has enhanced our capacity to offer quality legal services to the residents of South Western Sydney.

Our superannuation team is permanently based in the Liverpool Office, and assists clients with a variety of claims including Total and Permanent Disablement claims and Income Protection benefits.

Stacks Goudkamp looks forward to proudly supporting this event and its beneficiaries for many years to come.

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