Barwon Heads’ much-loved Tin Shed is again holding its Good Friday fundraiser with a huge day of fun planned.
Officially known as Barwon Grove Golf Club, but always referred to as the Tin Shed, the local institution is aiming to beat last year’s grand total of $35,000 for the Good Friday Appeal.
Club president Conan Roos said there is heaps of fun for the entire family.
“We want to get to $40,000 this year,” he said.
“It’s a really fun family day. We are all about giving back to the community and we think we can get to $40,000.
“There’s usually not a lot to do on Good Friday, so we want to let everyone know that we’ll be open and it will be a great day.
“We usually get a couple of hundred people, but it would be good to see more there this year.”
Attractions include face painting, jumping castle, a food van, ice cream, coffee, balloon twisting and both silent and traditional auctions and full bar facilities.
There will be more than 60 major auctions with prizes ranging from accommodation packages, sporting memorabilia, hospitality and entertainment, corporate donations and more.
The Tin Shed’s Good Friday Appeal will begin at noon with auctions to start at around 1.30pm.
The Tin Shed is located just behind the Barwon Heads Fire Station off Sheepwash Road, Barwon Heads.
