In simply two weeks, clients at Sugarland Woolworths have donated greater than $3500 to the Royal Flying Physician Service.

As a part of the in-store fundraising marketing campaign, clients got the choice to ‘Spherical-Up’ their buy of $30 or extra to the closest greenback at self-serve check-outs to assist assist the Flying Physician in Queensland.

The funds go on to serving to the RFDS buy the newest state-of-the-art medical gear, put money into infrastructure, and proceed to supply life-saving providers throughout regional, rural, and distant Queensland.

Sugarland Woolworths donations welcomed

Woolworths Common Supervisor for Queensland Danny Baldwin thanked everybody who supported the RFDS Spherical-Up.

“The easy act of kindness makes a distinction in making certain communities throughout Queensland can entry the assistance they want, after they want it most,” Mr Baldwin mentioned.

“Our partnership has now spanned over seven years, which has seen Woolworths clients and staff members increase greater than $2.7 million since 2015.

“At Woolworths, we attempt to deliver a bit good to on a regular basis and clients can do the identical, as they’ve an choice to donate all yr spherical to the RFDS.”

RFDS (Queensland Part) Chief Government Officer Meredith Staib thanked Woolworths and its clients for his or her ongoing assist.

“Our knowledgeable groups ship important healthcare to Queenslanders regardless of the place they stay, 24 hours a day, seven days every week. However, with out the assist of communities and our company companions like Woolworths, we merely wouldn’t be capable to do the job we do,” Ms Staib mentioned.

“On behalf of the RFDS, I want to thank Woolworths staff members and clients for his or her unbelievable generosity. Your assist ensures we will proceed to ship the best healthcare to the furthest nook of our state.”

Sugarland Woolworths donation in state’s high 5:

1. Roma: $13,117.52
2. Tweed Metropolis: $3,853.97
3. Sugarland: $3,676.37
4. Newstead: $2,556.14
5. Elanora Pines: $2,182.21

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