Luke and Sassy Scott drop exclusive clothing range, fundraising for the Good Friday Appeal

Media favourites and much-loved Good Friday Appeal Ambassadors, Luke and Sassy Scott, are teaming up with the new fashion creator platform, DRIPPA, to launch a limited-edition streetwear collection with all profits going directly to the Good Friday Appeal. The exclusive collaboration aims to inspire fans to support a crucial cause while taking a stand against […]

Media favourites and much-loved Good Friday Appeal Ambassadors, Luke and Sassy Scott, are teaming up with the new fashion creator platform, DRIPPA, to launch a limited-edition streetwear collection with all profits going directly to the Good Friday Appeal.

The exclusive collaboration aims to inspire fans to support a crucial cause while taking a stand against fashion waste.

The range of exciting new merchandise includes a limited run of inspiring designs created for the love of our kids, with all profits benefiting The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) as part of this year’s Good Friday Appeal.

Luke and Scott have teamed up with five little artists who are current or past patients of the RCH to feature their drawings inspired by their favourite things at the Hospital on additional fashion items. Funds raised from the collaboration will specifically support Art Therapy at the RCH.

As part of the range, Luke and Scott unveiled their own personally designed hoodies, each a unique take on the iconic GFA mascot, Welbie, complete with their individual signatures.

Media Stars Luke and ‘Sassy’ Scott with Drippa co-founder Marcus Crook, Good Friday Appeal Executive Director Rebecca Cowan, and patients from the RCH who have designed garments for the new collection.

Fans can order their favourite design using the DRIPPA app, supporting either Team Scott or Team Luke. Every purchase ensures all profits go towards sick kids and their families.
Limited Order Window: The campaign launches on March 20 and closes on Good Friday, April 3. This timeline ensures Luke and Scott can announce the massive total raised during the Telethon on Channel 7.

A minimum of 50 units ordered per design will trigger production.

Meet the Artists

Oliver

Oliver’s world changed when he was diagnosed with a heart condition. He knows the cardiac clinic very well – and in his drawing he shows a moment between himself and his cardiologist as he fixes his heart.

Alissa

Alissa is a whirlwind of imagination. During her treatment she spent time in the Kookaburra Ward – and her art reflects that playful lens. She’s created three pieces for this collection: germ characters, a butterfly, and a kookaburra.

Bella

Bella was brought to the RCH after suffering a cardiac arrest at home. During her time in intensive care, she experienced significant challenges – including time on life support and later rehabilitation. She has drawn the RCH garden, where she enjoyed spending time.

Ivy

Ivy’s life began with a critical medical emergency at birth, requiring immediate resuscitation and specialised care. After being diagnosed with Hypoxic-Ischaemic Encephalopathy, she spent nearly three months at the RCH, receiving intensive treatment for multiple life-threatening conditions affecting her organs. Her drawing represents the "Creature" sculpture at the RCH.

Emily

Emily is curious, thoughtful and brave. Her artwork features meerkats and fish – animals she often visits when at the RCH. Emily’s family first noticed developmental symptoms that led to specialist referrals and imaging. At the RCH, she was diagnosed with a glioma in her brainstem, which required multiple craniotomies and ongoing oncology care. She continues in treatment, including newer therapeutic protocols being managed through the hospital’s multidisciplinary teams.

Novalie

Novalie loves many things at the hospital – but therapy dogs top the list. Her enthusiasm and advocacy for these visits became a moment of real impact when a video she shared helped lead to the return of therapy dogs at RCH. Novalie’s journey at the RCH includes ongoing treatment and participation in hospital life over several years.

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