Radiothon for AGWS
The Australian Greek Welfare Society's (AGWS) annual radiothon conducted by radio station 3XY will finish up this Wednesday
The Australian Greek Welfare Society's (AGWS) annual radiothon conducted by radio station 3XY will finish up this Wednesday.
The radiothon marks 40 years of their service to the Greek community. The money raised will go towards programs and services that AGWS doesn't get funded for. Over the years, the money raised through radiothons has been used for the needs of the organisation to better provide services to the community and to meet the needs of the community.
Anyone wishing to help can do so by going to the AGWS office on either Saturday or Wednesday.
To make a donation call (03) 9388 9998. For direct deposit details you can deposit to account name: Australian Greek Welfare Society with BSB number: 033075 and account number 114548
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