Strengthening Communities – Empowering People - Lifeline Darling ...
Strengthening Communities – Empowering People - Lifeline Darling ...
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Our “Clothing / Bric-a-Brac Classifiers and Rag Cutters” perform important work which cannot be overlooked<br />
or undervalued in any way. This team of dedicated staff are at the centre of the donations and the source of<br />
ensuring our shops and rag customers receive high quality stock that their customers are seeking and in turn help<br />
generate much needed income for our wonderful organisation. Thanks to our staff for your continued hard work and<br />
support.<br />
To our Truck Drivers Gary, Mal, Storemen Graham and Barry and our dedicated supporting volunteers I wish to<br />
say thank you for all the kilometres you travel as you are all the face of <strong>Lifeline</strong> to the community as well. The way<br />
you perform your duties also reflects on the way many people view our organisation.<br />
Our shops have continued to experience an amazing transition in performance which as stated previously has<br />
helped to ease some financial pressures on the organisation. In assisting our shop managers, staff and volunteers<br />
to achieve this I wish to also personally acknowledge the wonderful efforts of our Business Coordinator Angela<br />
Klein. Angela continues to work very closely with our shop managers to help address any issues of concern, holds<br />
regular shop managers meetings and provides training sessions for the staff and volunteers. Her work with the<br />
“Work for the Dole Program” this year has also been nothing short of outstanding. I also wish to acknowledge<br />
the contribution of our shop managers, staff and volunteers for your daily efforts in helping to meet not only our<br />
customers needs but by raising valuable dollars to ensure our service delivery can maintain their keys roles in<br />
assistance the community and those in our community who are most marginalised.<br />
In closing there are so many people to thank that I know I will have left someone out and if so please accept my<br />
sincere apologies. I am very proud of the work that you all do. You are an important member of the <strong>Lifeline</strong> Family<br />
and I look forward to working with you through another successful year in 2007/2008.<br />
Derek P. Tuffield<br />
General Manager<br />
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The new Hyster Forklift for the Smart Tip Shop<br />
Above are pictured are Mike O’Malley, Manager,<br />
Smart Tip Shop and<br />
Rod Cunstable, Hyster Salesman