Blue Dot Army

If you've ever watched someone you love face cancer and felt helpless then this is your moment to stop watching and start doing.

Behind every treatment run to Perth from outer metro is a person sitting alone in a waiting room, too exhausted to drive home, too proud to ask for help.

Blue Dot Army has heard the continuous cries for help from the Peel region, and we need your help to fix that.

This Wednesday, be in the room, and help us build something that will change that journey for families in this corridor for good!

Bookings must close Monday 15th June - get your ticket here https://www.trybooking.com/DLUFA

Picture this: a room full of quiet heroes. ☕

This morning, thanks to the incredible generosity of Baker MLA and his team, some of our volunteers gathered in his boardroom for a beautiful catch-up, sharing stories, sharing laughs, and taking a breath together before heading back out on the road to drive people to cancer treatment.

We are so grateful for the kindness of people and organisations who open their doors for us. It genuinely means everything.

As our community of volunteers continues to grow, we're on a journey to find a permanent home, a dedicated space where our team can connect regularly, support one another, and keep doing this work from a place of strength.

A heartfelt thank you to Geoff Baker MLA for sharing this space with us today. It's a reminder that when community leaders make space, literally, for the people doing quiet, vital work around them, the ripple effect is bigger than they might ever know.

That kind of support matters. ❤️

We were honoured to have Geoffrey Thomas join us as a guest speaker at our Fundraising for Change lunch in 2024, and it is with great sadness that we learned of his passing. Geoffrey's dedication to the aviation industry was truly unparalleled. Those fortunate enough to be in the room that day will long remember the stories he shared, a life lived with extraordinary passion, told with warmth, humour, and the quiet professionalism of someone who had given everything to a field he loved deeply.

One moment from his presentation captured it all perfectly. As a young man, Geoffrey was faced with a choice, a date with a girl, or a date with an aeroplane.

He chose the aeroplane!

The room laughed, but in that simple story was the essence of who Geoffrey Thomas was: a man whose love of aviation was not just a career, but a calling that shaped everything that followed. He left a lasting impression on all of us, and we are grateful to have had the privilege of his time and his stories.

Our heartfelt condolences go to Geoffrey's family. He will be remembered fondly, and with a smile, by all who had the pleasure of hearing him speak.