!["Do it for Dolly" Day started as a response to the heartbreaking death of Amy "Dolly" Everett in 2018. Photo contributed. "Do it for Dolly" Day started as a response to the heartbreaking death of Amy "Dolly" Everett in 2018. Photo contributed.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/129741260/e1eb9255-94dd-4165-a88a-ca6eafbfa684.jpeg/r0_0_1200_674_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
The Do it for Dolly Rally will be bringing market stalls, food, live music and entertainment to Weethalle to raise money and awareness against bullying.
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For six hours on May 13, the Weethalle Showgrounds will be set up with beautiful cars and bikes - as well as a market for stallholders to sell homemade wares in honour of Do it for Dolly Day.
Do it for Dolly Day is a day organised by the Dolly's Dream foundation - dedicated to sharing kindness and breaking stigma around bullying.
The charity was created by Kate and Tick Everett following the loss of their 14-year-old daughter Dolly due to cyberbullying.
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Liz Baumer is organising the market portion of the day, after being recruited by organiser Heather Ward.
"We just got talking one day when I was at the cafe, I said for many years that I'd been putting together events to raise money for cancer ... They've grown from a small backyard do, now in the past two years, using our bowling club and filling the auditorium there with people."
"[Ms Ward] contacted me, I said it'd be great. I'm happy to help wherever I can."
Ms Baumer said that she was thrilled to be helping raise money for such an important cause.
"It should be a really good day, there's a lot on offer. There's not only the market, there's the car club so there'll be some motorbikes, live entertainment. Stuff for the kids - it's going to be a really interesting day," she said.
"All the money we're asking for the stallholders is $20 for the site, that goes to the foundation. Any money they make on the day is theirs but myself a few other stallholders have said a portion will go to the foundation ... We're hoping to raise a lot of money for this worthy cause."
General entry to the event will be at a cost of a gold coin donation. Entering the Show and Shine is at a cost of $10 for cars and $5 for motorcycles.
Potential stallholders can contact Ms Baumer to register interest at 0421 217 438.
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