KIDDO CHATS: Raising funds and awareness for The HAS Foundation with Ella Stratton

ella stratton has foundation
In this episode we chat to mum and Director/Co-founder of the HAS Foundation, Ella Stratton. 

Named after her beautiful boy Hunter Alfred Stratton, the HAS Foundation provides ongoing support to children with life-limiting illnesses and their families. 

Ella and her foundation has been providing love, support and much needed funds to families for the past almost 5 years and her work is nothing short of totally inspiring and moving.

We talk to Ella about the HAS Foundation’s upcoming annual Graze & Raise on Friday September 23rd 2022.

The genius idea allows anyone to get together with friends, family or colleagues to eat, drink and raise funds for the HAS foundation, in any setting! Ella gives us her best tips for hosting a get together with your girlfriends, for a backyard BBQ, boardroom spread and more.

We know you’ll be inspired to get involved, just like we are.

Episode Features

Guest: Ella Stratton, HAS Foundation
@hasfoundationau

Host: Alexis Teasdale
@alexisteasdale

Listen now

 

For more information on the HAS Foundation Graze & Raise:

hasfoundation.org.au/events-campaigns/graze-and-raise-2022/

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