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In a show of support for our local community, Pillar held a fundraising dinner for Warrigal Care, an Australian not-for-profit aged care and retirement services provider. Organised by a committee of Pillar staff, the fundraising dinner was attended by 145 local supporters who came together for a night of fun and entertainment. A total of $10,000 was raised from this event for the refurbishment of the Coniston Nursing Home. With the majority of Pillar staff living in the local Illawarra area, fundraising for a nursing home located in the vicinity of Pillar’s National Service Centre was an opportunity for Pillar to support a local organisation that cares for the elderly in our community. Pictured at left is Pillar CEO Peter Beck presenting a cheque for $10,000 to Don Colquhon, manager of Warrigal Care Coniston. Accompanying Peter are Pillar HR Manager David Allen and Pillar staff, Daniella Bozinovska who led the fundraising team. |
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Consistent with Pillar’s environmental sustainability objective, our Resource Efficiency Team coordinated the donation of computers and hardware peripherals to non-profit organisation ComputerBank Illawarra for distribution to disadvantaged communities in the Illawarra region and abroad. Click here to read our media release relating to this donation. |
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Pillar staff once again took part in the Club Red Corporate Challenge organised by the Australian Red Cross to encourage regular blood donations among business and community groups. We are very proud to announce that Pillar has once again won the Club Red trophy for the most blood donations in the Illawarra area. Thank you to all staff who donated blood to this very worthy cause. Special mention must go to Pillar staff member, John Williams who received an award from the Red Cross for his record 350 donations to date! |
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Congratulations to cycling enthusiast Greg McAlary for completing the Les Dix Alps Challenge (Ten Mountains Challenge) and raising over $3,100 from Pillar staff for the Oncology Children’s Foundation! Greg’s 1,081 kilometre journey began in Como, Italy on 20th June and took him over the 12 highest roads in the Italian and French Alps, finishing in Nice, France on 3rd July. Click here to read about Greg’s journey as reported in the Illawarra Mercury. |
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