NGU Principal Emil Juresic Spreads Festive Cheer
A well-known Brisbane real estate agent has displayed a spectacular display of generosity and holiday cheer in the lead up to Christmas.
One Life Club recently organised a charitable SuperDrive from the Gold Coast to Brisbane, featuring an impressive convoy of 60 supercars.
The event, held on December 2nd, 2023, was not only a celebration but also a fundraising effort for The Starlight Children’s Foundation.
The driving force behind this charitable initiative CEO of NGU Real Estate Emil Juresic said he does a charity event every year to help the community.
“God blessed me with the ability to work hard, leading to a great life and successful businesses,” Mr Juresic said.
“With my success, I’m aware not everyone has the same opportunities, so every Christmas, I raise money for different charities,“
“The goal was ambitious, but the community’s response exceeded expectations, with an astounding $91,922 raised, including an impressive $38,000 within the first 24 hours.”
Mr Juresic said he wants other businesses to raise money for charity.
“I decided to organise a supercar drive from Brisbane, raising money for the Starlight Children’s Foundation. My goal was $50,000, but we raised $91,922, changing the lives of 2350 kids, bringing smiles over Christmas,” he said.
“Many of these kids are in hospitals. I believe in giving back, and I’m grateful for the support we received.”
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