Malta Hospice Movement receives support from GO Cares Employee Fund
Fundraising activities recently organised by GO employees generated nearly €2,000. The funds were used to make a donation to the Malta Hospice Movement and to buy presents for a children’s party organised by the Pediatrics Department at Mater Dei Hospital. The funds were raised through a poinsettia sale and table tennis tournament and topped up by the GO Cares Employee Fund into which GO staff voluntarily contribute a donation from their salary every month. Photo shows Josephine Grima, Senior Manager – HR Operations at GO, accompanied by some of the GO Cares team, presenting the donation to Mr Kenneth Delia, General Manager at Malta Hospice Movement.
- January 24, 2017 No comments Posted in: Volunteers Tags: Go Cares Employees Fund, Malta Hospice Movement, support
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