Gen Collective’s End of Year Celebration

A Year Filled with Joy, Growth & Gratitude The best part of 2026? The women we shared it with. And that's a community worth celebrating! As another wonderful year comes to a close, we're bringing everyone together for one last catch-up to celebrate the year that was. From inspiring conversations and new connections to familiar faces, shared laughs and friendships that go well beyond networking, 2026 has given us so much to be grateful for. So, let's raise a glass to the women who made it all possible! Join us for a relaxed Friday evening filled with good company, great conversations and a chance to reflect on another incredible year for Gen Collective. Whether you've been to every event, joined us for the first time this year or have been meaning to come along, we'd love to see you there. No pressure. Just good company, great conversations and a Friday evening with some pretty wonderful women! Event Details Date: Friday 20 November 2026 Time: 5.30pm - 8:00pm Venue: The Prince, Merewether Inclusions: Arrival drink, canapes and a donation to our charity partner Grab your ticket and let's make our final event of 2026 one to remember! Proudly Sponsored by Beam Bookkeeping A big thank you to the wonderful team at Beam Bookkeeping for helping us bring our final event of 2026 to life! Beam Bookkeeping makes your books their business, so you can get back to yours. Supporting businesses across the Hunter, Port Stephens and Sydney, they help bring balance to your books and life, giving you more time to focus on what you love and do best. We're so grateful for their support and for helping us celebrate another wonderful year of Gen Collective. About our Charity Partner The Hunter Melanoma Foundation (HMF) is a locally established charity, founded in 1988, dedicated to reducing the impact of melanoma across the Hunter Region through education, prevention, early detection, research and patient support. Education is at the heart of everything we do. Through our free community education sessions, Spot Check clinics, and Sun-Safe Workplace Awareness Program (SWAP), we empower individuals, workplaces and communities with the knowledge and tools to protect their skin and recognise the early warning signs of melanoma. Our Spot Check clinics provide free skin checks while educating participants about the importance of early detection, regular skin checks and sun protection. Our community and workplace education programs reinforce these messages, encouraging positive, lifelong sun-safe behaviours. As a local charity receiving no ongoing government funding, we rely on the generosity of our community, corporate partners, sponsors and donors to deliver these vital programs. For almost 40 years, we have been a local organisation helping local people, with one simple goal – to save lives through education, prevention and early detection.