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Telecom Fiji donates $5,000 in support for Frank Hilton Organization’s Bara Battle

Telecom Fiji donates $5,000 in support for Frank Hilton Organization’s Bara Battle

By Mikaele Liga
30/08/2025

Telecom Fiji has donated $5,000 and entered a team in the 2025 Frank Hilton Organization Charity Wheelbarrow Race- Bara Battle that will be held on Saturday September 13th at Albert Park, Suva.

The Amazing Wheelbarrow Race is an annual fundraising event that supports the Frank Hilton Organization in delivering vital early detection and intervention services for children with disabilities across Fiji.

The organization follows a multidisciplinary, family-centered approach,providing support not only to children but also to their families empowering them to understand and manage their children’s needs, while promoting independence and inclusion.

Telecom Fiji CEO Charles Goundar says they thank the Frank Hilton Organization for allowing them to contribute to this very worthy cause.

He says this event is one of the many ways Telecom supports Fijians nationwide.

Frank Hilton Organization CEO Sureni Jayaweera says as a local company they have a responsibility to give back to the community, especially during challenging times.

Jayaweera shared her appreciation and says they are deeply appreciative of Telecom’s continued support and generosity involvement which helps raise vital funds and adds joy and excitement to the event, inspiring others in the community to get involved.

She says the commitment and hands-on involvement of Team Telecom, right from the senior management level, is truly inspiring, showcasing exceptional leadership and a deep dedication to making a meaningful difference.

Telecom’s participation in the race reflects its strong commitment to community service and advocacy for children with disabilities.

Beyond financial support, the company actively raises awareness and encourages others to contribute to meaningful causes.

For the past eight consecutive years, Team Telecom has proudly won the Best Dressed Team award, adding flair, fun, and spirit to the event.

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