Telecom Fiji Limited has showcased its dedication to the community by donating $15,000 to the Fiji Cancer Society (FCS) during a meaningful Pinktober morning tea event held recently at their headquarters in Suva and the Lautoka Exchange.
The event featured inspiring speeches from two cancer survivors, Vikiwini Tora from Lautoka and Farnia Simion from Rabi Island, whose courageous stories resonated deeply with the attendees. Their experiences highlighted the critical importance of community support and the vital role the Fiji Cancer Society plays in cancer awareness, early detection, and providing ongoing care for affected individuals.
Samuela Vadei, Telecom Fiji’s General Manager for Corporate Services and Human Resources, commended the Fiji Cancer Society for its relentless efforts in raising awareness about cancer in workplaces and encouraging employees to pass that knowledge onto their families and communities. He expressed pride in the company’s staff for transforming awareness into tangible action through their contributions and dedication.
Mr. Vadei emphasized Telecom Fiji’s commitment to participating in Pinktober initiatives year after year, illustrating the company’s belief in community support. He remarked that the firm aims to foster awareness and promote wellness while ensuring that no individual battles cancer alone.
Telecom Fiji’s ongoing partnership with the Fiji Cancer Society showcases its unwavering support for such organizations in their essential mission to help those impacted by cancer.
This generous contribution is a hopeful reminder of the strength and resilience within communities to rally together and support those facing hardships.
In summary, Telecom Fiji’s involvement in Pinktober and its partnership with the Fiji Cancer Society highlight the company’s long term commitment to raise awareness and provide meaningful support to those affected by cancer, thereby making a positive impact on the lives of many in the community.
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