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Coles Express: Rounding up support for families with cancer this Christmas
Redkite Week at Coles Express has become an incredibly dynamic, fun and engaging community fundraising initiative, raising much-needed funds for Redkite families.
For Coles Express team members, Redkite Week is a celebration of team camaraderie and allows them to show their passionate commitment to Redkite’s families who have been devastated by their child’s cancer.
During the week of 7-13 December, customers have the option to round up any purchase at Coles Express sites to the nearest dollar to help Redkite provide essential financial and emotional support for families doing it tough with cancer, especially in the lead up to Christmas.
Please show your support to families with cancer, by rounding up your purchase at any of the 714 Coles Express sites around the country and donating it to Redkite.
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