Excuse My French, But F*** Cancer!
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Excuse My French, But F*** Cancer! ��
Long before Nicolas Ristorante, back in the 1980s, Ian served his apprenticeship under French-trained chefs.
Anyone who has worked in hospitality knows French kitchens had a reputation for being tough. The standards were high, the hours were long, and mistakes weren't easily forgotten. But those years taught him resilience, passion, discipline and endurance — qualities that have stayed with him throughout his career and now carry him through his annual ride to raise funds for cancer research.
This year marks Ian's 9th year riding in the MACA Cancer 200, cycling 200km to help fund life-saving cancer research at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research.
To support this incredible cause, we're hosting our "Excuse My French, But F*** Cancer" Fundraiser Lunch on Sunday 26th July.
The afternoon will feature a French-inspired lunch, a nod to the kitchens that helped shape Ian as a young chef, along with fundraising activities, raffles and plenty of opportunities to support this important cause.
We're currently taking expressions of interest. If you'd like to join us for a great afternoon of food, friendship and fundraising, please comment below or send us a message.
Cancer affects far too many families, including our own. Together we can help fund the research that brings hope to those facing it.
Thank you for your support and for helping us tell cancer exactly where to go! Cant make it but would like to help Ian raising goal
https://www.cancer200.org.au/fundraisers/IanSpear/cancer-200-2026
� Ian, Jenny & the Nicolas Team ��
#ExcuseMyFrenchButFCancer #MACACancer200 #RogueRiders #FundraiserLunch #CancerResearch
Long before Nicolas Ristorante, back in the 1980s, Ian served his apprenticeship under French-trained chefs.
Anyone who has worked in hospitality knows French kitchens had a reputation for being tough. The standards were high, the hours were long, and mistakes weren't easily forgotten. But those years taught him resilience, passion, discipline and endurance — qualities that have stayed with him throughout his career and now carry him through his annual ride to raise funds for cancer research.
This year marks Ian's 9th year riding in the MACA Cancer 200, cycling 200km to help fund life-saving cancer research at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research.
To support this incredible cause, we're hosting our "Excuse My French, But F*** Cancer" Fundraiser Lunch on Sunday 26th July.
The afternoon will feature a French-inspired lunch, a nod to the kitchens that helped shape Ian as a young chef, along with fundraising activities, raffles and plenty of opportunities to support this important cause.
We're currently taking expressions of interest. If you'd like to join us for a great afternoon of food, friendship and fundraising, please comment below or send us a message.
Cancer affects far too many families, including our own. Together we can help fund the research that brings hope to those facing it.
Thank you for your support and for helping us tell cancer exactly where to go! Cant make it but would like to help Ian raising goal
https://www.cancer200.org.au/fundraisers/IanSpear/cancer-200-2026
� Ian, Jenny & the Nicolas Team ��
#ExcuseMyFrenchButFCancer #MACACancer200 #RogueRiders #FundraiserLunch #CancerResearch
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Where is it happening?
62-64 VICTORIA STREET, Bunbury, WA, Australia, Western Australia 6230
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Host or PublisherNicolas Ristorante
