Making a Splash!
- deniferts
- Sep 5, 2023
- 2 min read
Our Entertaining Experience Sponsoring the Local Rubber Ducky Derby at the Pretty Pine Father's Day Market was a huge hit.
It was a day filled with fun, excitement, and community spirit. This year, the event organisers decided to add an extra splash of excitement by introducing the Rubber Ducky Derby, and we were thrilled to be a part of it.
One of the highlights of the day, was of course, the Rubber Ducky Derby. Hundreds of rubber duckies, each sporting a unique number, were released down a ramp and on to the course creating a sea of bright yellow in the water. Families gathered along the course, eagerly awaiting the sight of their duck racing to the finish line. The atmosphere was charged, with cheers and laughter filling the air.
Waiting for the big race to start - each Duck is individually numbered
The derby was not just about luck. Participants had the chance to purchase duckies and choose their number. This allowed for some friendly competition as families and friends tried to predict which duck would be the first to cross the finish line. The anticipation and suspense were palpable as the rubber duckies got stuck on the first bend before being swept along in the gentle current bobbing and weaving their way to the finish line.
Off and racing!!! - The Start of the Rubber Ducky Derby
As the rubber duckies approached the finish line, the excitement reached its peak. The first duck to cross the finish line won a grand prize of $500!! The event organisers had devised a creative and entertaining way to raise funds while ensuring everyone had a great time. A job well done!!
Our sponsorship not only allowed us to contribute to a good cause but also provided us with an opportunity to connect and meet with our customers on a personal level. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this event and look forward to continuing our commitment to support our local community.
Here's to more splashes of joy and community spirit in the years to come!
The offical Rubber Ducky Derby Course...and the 'unofficial' course inspectors
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