Our 5th Annual Girls Night In at Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club
Girls Night In 2026 – Boots On for a Great Cause!
Grab your boots, gather the girls and join us at Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club for our 5th Annual Girls Night In, proudly raising vital funds for women's cancer research and supporting women impacted by cancer.
Now in its fifth year, our Girls Night In has become a much-loved event on the Club calendar, bringing our community together for a fantastic night while raising funds for an incredibly important cause.
This year’s theme is “Boots On for a Great Cause”, so get ready for a night of fun, friendship and fundraising!
We’re excited to welcome special guest MC Jenna Chaffey from Beat Freakz Fitness, along with live music from Penny Laine to keep the celebrations going throughout the evening.
Tickets – $65 per person
Your ticket includes:
- Main meal
- Dessert bar
- Glass of bubbles on arrival
- Entry into the Lucky Door Prize
Enjoy a fun-filled night featuring:
- Line dancing
- Live music
- Raffles and fantastic prizes
- Best Dressed Cowgirl Prize – dust off your boots and western wear for your chance to win!
- Gift stalls
- Great company and plenty of laughs
Whether you come with your closest friends, workmates or family, it’s the perfect excuse to get the girls together and enjoy a great night while supporting an incredibly important cause.
Every ticket purchased, raffle entered and dollar raised helps Cancer Council continue its work supporting women impacted by cancer.
So round up the girls, pull on your boots and join us for our 5th Annual Girls Night In – a great night for an even greater cause!
Tell everyone a little about what you are accepting donations for
This year, approximately 17,600 women in Victoria will be diagnosed with cancer, and around 5,200 will die from the disease. More than 5,300 Victorian women will be diagnosed with breast or gynaecological cancer.
However, thanks to wonderful generosity like yours, the rate of women dying from cancer is declining. Since 1994, the rate has been consistently decreasing by 1.4% per year.
By living a healthy lifestyle and participating in recommended screening programs, women can significantly reduce their risk of developing cancer and increase their chances of discovering it early.
