THE FRINGE Festival in Adelaide may be nearly over but there is still time to see a magic show with a difference thanks to Port Adelaide best and fairest Justin Westhoff and club ambassador Matt Tarrant.

Award winning magician and mentalist Tarrant is used to making things disappear and with the help of Westhoff’s company Forage Supply Co. he will be doing his bit to make homelessness vanish with all money raised from the show being donated to the Hutt Street Centre.

The Centre is a cause close to Westhoff’s heart, having raised thousands of dollars for the good work it does during ten years as a volunteer and ambassador.

The 32-year-old volunteers to assist the homeless and underprivileged access healthy meals, new clothes, accommodation and employment and through Forage Supply Co., Westhoff has begun employing clients from Hutt St Centre’s Pathways to Employment program, giving 20 of them 1300 hours of paid work in 2018, and an opportunity to get back on their feet working in a food truck at community events.

In the past two years alone, Forage Supply Co. has donated more than 1200 meals to clients at Hutt St Centre, but it isn’t enough and Sunday’s Fringe show is just one more way it wants to help.

For a gold coin donation, Tarrant will put on an afternoon of mystery at the Octagon in Gluttony.

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Through @foragesupplyco We are hosting an @adlfringe OFFICAL EVENT with this absolute guru @matttarrantau it’s all for a great cause, donating 100 relief packs to HOMELESS CLIENTS here in #southaustralia. It will be a GOLD COIN donation , open to the public. Gates open at 3:15 at THE OCATAGON @gluttony_fringe hope to see you there!!!

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“Thank you all for your support of Forage Supply Co over past couple of years, together we have been able to have some huge impact in the community,” Westhoff’s business partner at Forage Supply Co. Scott Rogasch said. 

“We are extremely excited to launch our biggest community day yet, this Sunday. 

“We have teamed up with Matt Tarrant and Gluttony Fringe to throw a show for the Hutt St Centre clients and invite you all to help us fill up the Octagon and raise some money and awareness for Homelessness in South Australia.

“Thanks for your support, and we look forward to seeing you there.”

Among the audience at the show will be some of the Hutt St Centre’s clients, who will each be given a care pack of useful belongings thanks to a range of like-minded Australian businesses.

The pack includes sunscreen thanks to Sun Bear Sunscreen, T-Shirts thanks to Homie, a reusable water bottle thanks to Globelet, Drawstring bags from OCC Apparel and some socks from Forage Supply Co.