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A close shave,<br />

for a good<br />

cause<br />

Every year the <strong>Fortescue</strong><br />

family throws its<br />

considerable fundraising<br />

abilities behind the<br />

Leukaemia Foundation<br />

by raising funds for the<br />

World’s Greatest Shave, via<br />

the Mining Challenge.<br />

This year was no exception, with<br />

events at our sites proving once<br />

again that we’re a giving group of<br />

people with deep pockets.<br />

Events at Port Hedland had to be<br />

postponed because of Cyclone<br />

Lua, but ultimately went ahead.<br />

Fundraisers across all of our sites<br />

ranged from BBQ’s and quiz nights<br />

to chest waxing, with support for the<br />

Leukaemia Foundation eclipsing all<br />

of our past efforts.<br />

Several <strong>Fortescue</strong> family members<br />

took up the challenge for 2012,<br />

collectively raising over $80,000 for<br />

the Foundation.<br />

Cloudbreak mining operator Carina<br />

Skipworth and Perth’s Peter Thomas<br />

raised more than $25,000 each<br />

through various events.<br />

Several Perth based team members<br />

gave up their locks as well. Crispin<br />

Harris from IT, Matt Sinclair from<br />

Purchasing, Jonathan Davies from<br />

Environment, Clint Hounsham from<br />

Planning, Colin Dowson from Safety<br />

all agreed to a quick clip from Alana<br />

Kongras.<br />

A very special mention has to go<br />

to Damien Grainger from Morris at<br />

Castle Camp who agreed to have his<br />

chest and arms waxed after $2,700<br />

was raised in just four days. Based<br />

on the images, it looks like Damien’s<br />

pain was shared by his colleagues.<br />

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