NAIDOC Week celebration for the homeless and needy

by Team Bill 30 Jun 2022
In recognition of Australia’s first nations people, The Rev. Bill Crews Foundation will commemorate NAIDOC Week 2022 with a BBQ and smoking ceremony for the homeless and those in need.
"We are committed to acknowledging and sharing the lived experiences of our Aboriginal brothers and sisters, as well as celebrating their culture and history."

- Rev. Bill Crews - CEO and founder of The Rev. Bill Crews Foundation.

Indigenous artists perform


The NAIDOC Week celebration at The Rev. Bill Crews Foundation is open to all. Those attending will experience a smoking ceremony by Uncle Terry Olsen who will be joined by Aunty Jenny on clap sticks.

There will also be entertainers including the legendary Gomeroi on the digeridoo featuring Lisa Lawrence, not to mention local Aboriginal dance mob, The Gamarada Boys. As well as the Marlene Cummins Duo, Tye McGill and Nardi Simpson.

Aboriginal chef cooks for the hungry


First nations chef, Aunty Beryl will prepare a delicious BBQ lunch for all those who gather at The Rev. Bill Crews Foundation.

In keeping with the spirit of the event Aunty Beryl will cook kangaroo burgers in addition to other BBQ favourites like sausages.

The NAIDOC Week celebration will take place at The Rev. Bill Crews Foundation from 10:00am on Sunday, 3 July 2022.

When & where


Date: Sunday, 03 July 2022
Time: 10:00am - 2:00pm
Venue: The Rev. Bill Crews Foundation, 180 Liverpool Road Ashfield