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BOC gets

behind Redkite’s

‘$24FOR24’ BOC’s Michelle Blume and John Evans with Redkite’s
Tatiana Isaacs

eading gas and engineering company, week-long ‘$24FOR24’ kids cancer fund- powerful connection between our people
LBOC has made a significant financial raising campaign in November that urged and Redkite,” Blume said.
commitment to help Redkite meet an in- all Australians to donate $24 to help fami- Redkite chief executive Monique Keigh-
creasing demand for its services at a time lies facing childhood cancer get through ery said such strong showing of support
when the charity’s revenue has been dealt another challenging 24 hours. from BOC during the pandemic was very
a financial blow by COVID-19. BOC director, human resources Michelle welcome, reflecting the strong partnership
BOC has been a 22-year corporate Blume said the KiteTime initiative, which forged since 1998 when BOC made its first
partner of Redkite – an organisation which was launched in 2009 and gives staff the corporate donation to the organisation.
helps fund essential practical, emotional opportunity to take between two and eight “Since that time the partnership has re-
and financial support services to young hours leave, and donate the leave pay for sulted in almost $2.5 million going towards
children with cancer and their families – those hours to Redkite, has been a posi- the delivery of services to young Austral-
and has committed to contributing up to tive employee engagement programme. ians and their families, as they live through
$85,000 in dollar-matching community “It has been a tremendous part of the the challenges of childhood cancer,”
contributions to Redkite’s ‘$24FOR24’ kids great workplace culture of BOC. The pro- Keighery said.
cancer fundraising campaign. gramme has helped empower colleagues
BOC’s support kickstarted the charity’s and engage our senior leaders, creating a

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