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Backing our community in 2026

The Cancer Council North West Daffodil Gala raised more than $107,000 for Tasmanians affected by cancer, with BridgePro as a Signature Sponsor.

The gala was held at the Paranaple Convention Centre in Devonport on 13 June. The funds support Cancer Council Tasmania’s research, prevention programs and support services. Congratulations to the organisers, volunteers, sponsors and guests who made the night such a success.

It is one of several community events BridgePro is backing this year:

  • JCP Youth BEAST Gala Ball 2026, at the Tailrace Centre, Riverside. We are proud to sponsor the event again in support of the work JCP Youth does for young Tasmanians.
  • 2026 Tasmanian Business Conference in Devonport, hosted by the Devonport Chamber of Commerce and Industry. For us it is about being part of the business community that has supported our growth, and helping the North West grow.
  • The Bridge Art Prize 2025, a collaboration between Derwent Valley Arts, McConnell Dowell and the partner businesses who built the New Bridgewater Bridge, encouraging local artists to celebrate one of Tasmania’s landmark projects.

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