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“We will be able to get there quicker and more easily and there will be less damage to the vehicle.”<\/p>\n
Heathcote and District Financial Services Limited marketing and local engagement manager Charleen Warburton said the bank is very pleased with the efforts so far.<\/p>\n
“The board at Community Bank Heathcote and District are pleased by the positive impact our December shop local promotion had within the Heathcote community,” she said.<\/p>\n
“We’re excited to be able to match these funds and the other donated funds meaning we’re almost a third of the way there to the SES’s goal.”<\/p>\n
SES Heathcote plays a vital role in the Heathcote district.<\/p>\n
“We want to ensure they’re able to continue the fantastic work they already do; we are only able to do this thanks to our customers,” Ms Warburton said.<\/p>\n
“At Community Bank Heathcote and District we invest up to 80 per cent of our profits back into community groups like the SES and so many others.”<\/p>\n
The dollar-for-dollar promotion will continue until April.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
HEATHCOTE businesses and the community have been praised for their support of SES fundraising efforts for a four-wheel-drive medium rescue truck as the tally passed $60,000 this week. “Businesses and the community have been incredibly generous,” Sally Duncan of Heathcote SES said. “Everyone has gotten behind the campaign and it is all very much appreciated. […]<\/p>\n