Tracy Clark and Carole Clark, secretary and president of Hilltops Choir respectively, presented Eris Gleeson from Hilltops Suicide Prevention Network with the cheque on behalf of MUS.

The presentation followed a successful choral weekend workshop in Young.

MUS were delighted to support a local service with their donation, particularly in a time of drought.

MUS is a non-auditioned community choir from Sydney's North-West.

Originally established in 1967 as a university choir based at Macquarie University, MUS has always included members of the general community as well as students and staff.

Macquarie Singers holds two major concerts per year in a variety of venues and is committed to supporting community events.

MUS enjoyed joining the Hilltops Choir for a city-meets-country weekend, singing a variety of repertoire from Billy Joel to Elizabethan England.

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