Kyle Devine-Hewitt, Deb Cleary, Natalie Cooper, Glenn Butcher, Emma Elliott, Nicole Branch and Dilip Kumar with a few of the 2000 calico bags Rio Tinto donated to the hospital for health workers' uniforms.
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Industry giant joins cause for healthcare workers
SAM REYNOLDS, samantha.reynolds@gladstoneobserver.com.au
3rd May 2020 5:00 AM
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7:29 AM
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RIO Tinto has made a donation of calico bags to support Gladstone's frontline workers.
The industry giant donated 2000 of the bags to Gladstone Hospital.
Communities and communications manager Kylie Devine-Hewitt said it was a small way the company could partner with the community during the pandemic.
"We saw it as a good opportunity for us to help in a small way," Ms Devine-Hewitt said.
"Our Gladstone healthcare workers are essential to support services so we were only too happy to help."
The donation was part of Rio Tinto's Here for Gladstone fund.
